Imikuzushi
by Keiji Haino, Jim O'Rourke & Oren Ambarchi
- Type: Album
- Released: 28 February 2012
- Label: Black Truffle
- Country: Japan
- Length: 1:11:29
- Community rating: 3.87/5 from 5 ratings
Artists on this release: Oren Ambarchi, Jim O'Rourke
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Documenting an incredibly abrasive, fully improvised set from a Tokyo club, this collaborative trio produced a staggering masterwork of modern Japanese noise. Driven by O'Rourke's distorted bass and Ambarchi's frantic drumming, the recording serves as a suffocating, chaotic foundation for Haino's iconic, terrifying guitar feedback and vocal shrieks.
Genres
Descriptors: noisy, improvisation, dissonant, rhythmic, atonal, avant-garde, experimental, long-form
Tracklist
- Still Unable To Throw Off That Teaching A Heart Left Abandoned Unable To Get Inside That Empty Space Nerves Freezing That Unconcealed Sadness? (13:48)
- Ready And Waiting Ready And Tired Of Waiting This Happiness Hovers For A While Opaque.. (17:05)
- Invited In Practically Drawn In By Something Facing The Exit Of This Hiding Place Who Is It? That Went In.. (22:34)
- Acute Sensitivity Is Not Simply A "Madness" An Acute Sensitivity To The Resonance Of "I Love You" Teaches Us Just A Little Something It's Not That We Can't Do Something It's Just That We Haven't Done It Yet... (18:02)
Credits
- Keiji Haino - primary artist, guitar, vocals
- Jim O'Rourke - primary artist, bass
- Shunichiro Okada - artwork [images]
- Rashad Becker - lacquer cut
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