Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
(25th Anniversary Edition)
by Kid Koala
— Released 22nd August 2025
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – the bonkers sound collage / 2000 skratch odyssey from the musical genius that is Kid Koala – gets the 25th Anniversary reissue treatment from Ninja Tune. A true musical visionary, Eric San aka Kid Koala combined a sensei-like approach to his craft with wild humour, giving his art an utterly inimitable quality. A dedicated turntablist (“turntablism”: the art of using turntables as a musical instrument to create original sounds, mixes, and rhythms), San recorded Carpal Tunnel Syndrome entirely on turntables, hand-cutting vinyl records onto an eight-track recorder. The result is an eccentric, joyful romp through his uniquely warped and brilliant mind.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
(25th Anniversary Edition)
by Kid Koala
— Released 22nd August 2025
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LP (ZEN34XXV)
140g brown in black yolk vinyl in black paper polylined inners. 12” album sleeve printed on Kraft brown card. Black flexidisc featuring two new tracks with white foiling in Kraft Brown card envelope. This item has not been released yet, we will ship it to arrive on or close to the release date of 22nd August 2025. |
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LP (ZEN34XXV)
140g brown in black yolk vinyl in black paper polylined inners. 12” album sleeve printed on Kraft brown card. Black flexidisc featuring two new tracks with white foiling in Kraft Brown card envelope. This item has not been released yet, we will ship it to arrive on or close to the release date of 22nd August 2025. |
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Tracklist
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – the bonkers sound collage / 2000 skratch odyssey from the musical genius that is Kid Koala – gets the 25th Anniversary reissue treatment from Ninja Tune. A true musical visionary, Eric San aka Kid Koala combined a sensei-like approach to his craft with wild humour, giving his art an utterly inimitable quality. A dedicated turntablist (“turntablism”: the art of using turntables as a musical instrument to create original sounds, mixes, and rhythms), San recorded Carpal Tunnel Syndrome entirely on turntables, hand-cutting vinyl records onto an eight-track recorder. The result is an eccentric, joyful romp through his uniquely warped and brilliant mind.
