For the first time in LP format, this album marks a new period in the sound of the legendary Japanese psychedelic rock band, thanks to the incorporation of new members. "Buh Records has injected kind of Krautrock-flavoured exaggerated, sadistic, sexadelic speed addiction titled "Wandering The Outer Space" by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. Exactly as previously, plenty of distorted, dissected guitar explosions by Makoto and Mitsuko (Mitsuru), violent, offensive, a tad gentle space-synthesizer blasters, and critical plus serious rhythm section-oriented spacequakes can be heard on a full stomach, veiled in a delightful sleeve with such a colourful, hyperdynamic pic upon it." This is what the Japanese music critic Keishiro Maki wrote for website Progarchives. Released on CD during the first South American tour of the Japanese masters of psychedelia, "Wandering the Outer Space" by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O., is now released in LP format. The band at the time of this recording were: Jyonson Tsu (voice, midnight whistler), Kawabata Makoto (guitar, bouzouki, fretless bass, organ, synthesizer, tapes, speed guru), Higashi Hiroshi (synthesizer, noodle god), Mitsuko Tabata (guitar, guitar-synthesizer, voice, kisses & hugs), Satoshima Nani (drums, another dimension), Wolf (bass, tapes, space & time) and Cotton Casino (voice, astral mama).
