By exposing the archetype breath of the stem
the LP’s two sides present a single piece that brings together abstract texture and slow-motion song in a sonic space where genre cedes to the logic of dreams
The compositions crawl towards their ends in a reptilian
In a series of thrilling acoustic guitar improvisations -- Imai's playing crackles with dynamic tension and physicality as well as a subtlety and nuance that reveals him as one of the instrument's true masters and innovators
Pinks & Purples but rather a perfect fourth movement following the albums "Anxiety Art
Shizuka – Lunatic Pearl [10"] Sound Art / Sound Poetry By exposing the archetype breath" [Lunatic Pearl] draws from the deep well of music the quartet recorded in 2001, this time from two studio sessions. Here, though, the groups classic line up of Shizuka, Maki Miura, Jun Kosugi and Seven is augmented on the a side, theyre joined by Yasushi Nagata on guitar; flip the record, and Kazuhide Yamaji chimes in on acoustic guitar and bass. Both Nagata and Yamaji were members of long running Tokyo psych out gang Dip (also known as dip the