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Met dank aan de originele posters indien het niet door mij geript is...
Thanks to the original posters if not ripped by myself...

01 - Richard Barbieri - Hauntings - Snakes & Ladders.flac 
02 - Richard Barbieri - Hauntings - Anemoia.flac 
03 - Richard Barbieri - Hauntings - Victorian Wraith.flac 
04 - Richard Barbieri - Hauntings - 1890.flac 
05 - Richard Barbieri - Hauntings - Artificial Obsession.flac 
06 - Richard Barbieri - Hauntings - Paris Sketch.flac 
07 - Richard Barbieri - Hauntings - Perfect Toys.flac 
08 - Richard Barbieri - Hauntings - Traveler.flac 
09 - Richard Barbieri - Hauntings - Reveille.flac 
10 - Richard Barbieri - Hauntings - Last Post.flac 
11 - Richard Barbieri - Hauntings - A New Simulation.flac 


Exystence Review ---------------
Richard Barbieri – Hauntings (2026) Filed Under: electronic by exy — 9 Comments May 12, 2026 
David Sylvian-led Japan became legends of ‘80s electronic music, and Sylvian himself had a renowned solo career with a series of more and more experimental releases.
Yet quite a few fans of the genre sometimes need to be reminded that all other members of the band had a series of good to excellent 
releases with their solo, joint or collaborative/band efforts.
This is particularly true of Richard Barbieri, the man that many critics cite as the architect of the Japan’s synth programming, 
who has behind him not only a series of electro albums, but also became an integral part of prog rock favourites, Porcupine Tree.
Barbieri has been a bit quiet for the last five years (his previous effort was Under a Spell from 2021) but is now back with aptly titled Hauntings.
As the title suggests, Barbieri is working in some darker overtones here, his synth programming imagination is not standing still, 
producing some intricate sounds that are delicately combined with acoustic instruments, giving Barbieri’s music here the exact touches it needs.
— spillmagazine.com

Discogs Information ------------
6 panel digipak (no booklet).
Track durations are not printed on the release.
Pre-order copies from [l9561] and [l608869] came with a signed postcard.