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Nowhere Home

Koen Park [Ian D. Hawgood] · 40 min

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Our current edition. 20-file source edition; The artist statement supplies Tokyo/London working locations and the cassette-four-track instrument/electronic palette. Twenty files remain. Per-file creator tags support artist identity; its deliberately mixed stylistic description is not a precise independent genre assessment of every track. Read the transfer report.

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The Record

Koen Park's Nowhere Home identifies Ian D. Hawgood working between a Tokyo apartment and a garage in south London. The release statement lists drum machines, samplers, glockenspiel, damaged guitars, old keyboards, circuit-bent devices, Atari machines and an omnichord, routed through distortion pedals and a worn Fostex cassette four-track before reaching a computer. Twenty pieces carry that home-recording context into titles such as “Cycling Through Ikebukuro,” “Seibu Line Journey,” “Boombox, Paper Thin Room” and “I Miss My Ginza.” The source's deliberately mixed genre description suits a geographically divided project whose documented equipment is more specific than a single ambient label.

Release details

Release
Album / curated collection
Genre
Ambient / Electronic
Edition
20-file source edition; The artist statement supplies Tokyo/London working locations and the cassette-four-track instrument/electronic palette. Twenty files remain. Per-file creator tags support artist identity; its deliberately mixed stylistic description is not a precise independent genre assessment of every track.
Source license
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
Running time
40:29

Release references: Primary recording/release description and edition notes.

Tracklist

  1. Nowhere Home
  2. Yellows and Browns
  3. Cycling Through Ikebukuro
  4. White Buildings On Green
  5. Church Roof Train Bento
  6. Seibu Line Journey
  7. Wendy's Dream
  8. I Miss My Koen
  9. Love Your X-18
  10. Casio Beat Reversed
  11. Happy The Playground Chimes
  12. Trains In Season
  13. Distant Cousin
  14. Boombox, Paper Thin Room
  15. La Bella Circuit
  16. Distortions Grains and Emotions
  17. Bye Bye Robot
  18. Alright Kids, Let's Country!
  19. I Miss My Ginza
  20. The Nowhere Community

Track order and titles follow the cited release edition. Tracklist source.

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Transfer Report

Selected edition: 20-file source edition; The artist statement supplies Tokyo/London working locations and the cassette-four-track instrument/electronic palette. Twenty files remain. Per-file creator tags support artist identity; its deliberately mixed stylistic description is not a precise independent genre assessment of every track. from the documented source. 20 audio files, 98,653,113 bytes and 40:29 of measured audio.

Verification: source size and MD5; full audio decode; every torrent piece. The seedbox copy matched every file’s SHA-256 and every torrent piece; all files passed public HTTPS range, length and byte checks. The house client verified the complete payload and is seeding it.

Selected the source’s complete 20-recording MP3 edition in its documented file order.

The artist statement supplies Tokyo/London working locations and the cassette-four-track instrument/electronic palette. Twenty files remain. Per-file creator tags support artist identity; its deliberately mixed stylistic description is not a precise independent genre assessment of every track. Primary source and edition notes.

These are source and file checks; no comparative listening assessment is claimed.

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Source declaration: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. Source evidence.

Hosting this entry was approved by the owner on October 6, 2026. The source declaration remains unchanged.

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