Nick Luscombe with Toshimaru Nakamura
Nick Luscombe is joined by improvising musician and instrument builder Toshimaru Nakamura to share experimental music from Japan.
Nick Luscombe is joined by improviser instrument builder Toshimaru Nakamura to share experimental Japanese music. Toshimaru Nakamura is famous for his No Input Mixing Board which uses feedback loops to create a vast breadth of sounds. He joins Nick to talk about the Onkyo-kei music movement, and share some of his current listening obsessions.
We'll also hear the acid-folk duo NUUAMM, who in their own words are "sewing the night and knitting the morning"; Berlin-based Industrial Noise artists Sakoya Botanica and Tommi Tokyo aka Group A; and the hypnotic and otherworldly sounds of Aki Tsuyoku's electronic organ.
Part of Night Blossoms on 91热爆 Radio 3.
Produced by Alannah Chance for Reduced Listening.
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Keitaro Miho
Kikazaru
- こけざる組曲 [Kokezaru Kumikyoku].
- MCA Records.
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Yellow Magic Orchestra
Computer Game
- Yellow Magic Orchestra.
- Alfa Records.
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Otomo Yoshihide
World Music
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NUUAMM
Eden
- W/AVE.
- JUSANGATSU NO MUSHI.
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Maki Ishii
Concerto For Percussion & Orchestra Afro-Concerto Op.50 (1982)
Orchestra: Afro-Concerto.- Mono-Prism / Afro-Concerto.
- JVC.
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group A
Alibi
- group A 12''.
- Mannequin Records.
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Makoto Oshiro
Interference
- Phenomenal World.
- Hitorri ?.
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Salada Michael Tomioka Seishi Kojo
Chameleon
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STRAYTONE
Artificial Liquid Substances
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Club Nisei Orchestra
Momotara-San
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Elvis Beats
Hannya Shingyo
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Kiyo Kurokawa & Teru Nishizama
Horippa
- Japan: Ainu Songs.
- Smithsonian Folkways Recordings.
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Endon
Just Like Everybody
- Mama.
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高田渡
The Song of the Large 300 Million Robbery Case
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Hako Yamasaki
Wandering
- Tobimasu.
- Elec Records.
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Masabumi Kikuchi
Tokyo, Pt III
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Aki Tsuyuko
Tanoshii Hi / A Happy Day
- Tsuki To Nagai Yoru.
- Childisc ?.
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- Wed 25 Apr 2018 23:0091热爆 Radio 3
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