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Sad Disco is a Japanese music label founded by Tsunao Kadowaki (門脇綱生), operating under the Disk Union umbrella. The label specializes in reissuing rare and obscure Japanese music from the 1980s and 1990s, particularly in genres like city pop, ambient, and experimental electronic. Notable releases include the first-ever vinyl pressing of POiSON GiRL FRiEND's 1992 album "Melting Moment," a cult classic that blends dream pop and electronic elements. 

Sad Disco has also reissued soundtracks such as "Cat Soup" and "Kaiba," as well as albums by artists like Koh Maiton, Yuka Noda, and Sayonara Ponytail. These releases are often characterized by their high-quality vinyl pressings and attention to preserving the original aesthetic of the music. The label's releases are available through various outlets, including Arcline Store and Bandcamp, catering to collectors and enthusiasts of vintage Japanese music.