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Tetsu Inoue is a well-known producer of electronic music which could be described as ambient music with a heavy influence from minimalist music. He has lived in Japan, San Francisco, and New York. He has collaborated with musicians such as Pete Namlook, Bill Laswell, Andrew Deutsch, Jonah Sharp, and Taylor Deupree. His debut solo album, Ambiant Otaku, is regarded by many as a classic of minimalist ambient techno and was initially released in a limited edition of 1000 copies on Pete Namlook's Fax Label. It was later re-released, but even the re-release is very hard to find, often fetching high prices on eBay.

Selected Discography

Albums and Collaborations

  • Shades Of Orion (with Pete Namlook) (1993, reissued 2000)
  • 2350 Broadway (with Pete Namlook) (1993, reissued 1996)
  • DATacide (with Uwe Schmidt as DATacide) (1993)
  • Ambiant Otaku (1994, reissued 2000)
  • Zenith (as Zenith) (1994)
  • Flowerhead (with Uwe Schmidt as DATacide) (1995)
  • Mu (with Uwe Schmidt as Masters Of Psychedelic Ambiance) (1995)
  • Organic Cloud (1995, reissued 2003)
  • Slow And Low (1995)
  • Second Nature (with Uwe Schmidt and Bill Laswell) (1995)
  • World Receiver (1996, reissued 2006)
  • Waterloo Terminal (1998)
  • Active/Freeze (with Taylor Deupree) (2000)
  • Audio (with Charles Uzzell-Edwards and Daimon Beail) (2000)
  • Fragment Dots (2000)
  • Pict. Soul (2001)
  • Yolo (2005)
  • Inland (May 2007)
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