David Daniell and James Elliott of Antiopic Records have teamed with Thrill Jockey to curate the colossal Benefit For The Recovery In Japan, a 2-part, 64-track digital compilation featuring a good chunk of the biggest heads in fringe music around the globe, including Fennesz, Tom Carter, The Ex, Oneohtrix Point Never, Keith Fullerton Whitman, Grouper, Dirty Projectors' Nat Baldwin, Rhys Chatham, Prefuse 73, Growing, Tim Hecker, C Spencer Yeh, Sam Prekop, Mountains, Jefre Cantu-Ledesma, and Jackie-O Motherfucker. The comp was produced in collaboration with Bettina Richards of Thrill Jockey and Regina Greene of Front Porch Productions, and mastered by Chicago electronic musician Greg Davis. 100 percent of proceeds go to Civic Force, a Japanese non-profit specializing in domestic emergency relief. --Emilie Friedlander, Altered Zones
Benefit For the Recovery in Japan is available via Fina Music. Purchasing may take a few tries, as the site has been swamped. Full tracklisting after the jump.

