"Haroumi Hosono, the pioneering Japanese musician, producer, composer, and founding member of Yellow Magic Orchestra and Happy End, has "found his voice in a late career renaissance," writes The Wire. His five-decade legacy continues to grow and attract new fans, and ...
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"One night after drowning their sorrows with many Peach Daiquiri's, the two robots fell into each other's arms and had hot drunken robot sex, and rave robot fell pregnant. Nine months later, there was a tap on the RAMP Recordings back door, followed by the patter of ...
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"Ryohei Kobayashi's (aka Hot Troche) 2nd album (his debut was on Pink Rabbit/Cha-Bashira in Japan). We fall off our chairs every time we listen to this. Hot Troche is simply the future of Japanese avant-music. Drum machines and samplers programmed at triple speed, ...
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The Hototogisu masterfully create a dense sediment of tetonic drone with the thickest layers of guitar, vocals and electronics. The Hototogisu are obviously seasoned sonic travelers, featuring the seminal legend Matthew Bower (Skullflower, Sunroof!) and Marcia Bassett ...
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Even though you can't hear it, infrasound fills the air. And because the atmosphere doesn't absorb it like regular sound, infrasound comes from hundreds, if not thousands, of miles away. If humans could perceive frequencies lower than 20 Hz, then changing ocean ...
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"This is part of the box that's available separately - a collection of tracks from my recorded output over 50 years, featuring Henry Cow, Art Bears, Cassiber, News From Babel, Aqsak Maboul, Duck and Cover, Peter Blegvad, Rene Lussier, The Work, Les Quatre guitaristes de ...
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"Can music cause whiplash? Let's put the answer to that question on the back burner for now. How Noisy Are The Rooms represents an extremely provocative conception of creative anarchy. The concentrated energy of three components that constantly collide with one another ...
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