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Kawabata Makoto Japan
Guitarist and multi-instrumentalist. Leader of Acid Mothers Temple.
While he's best known for his
earsplitting, guitar heroics with AMT, he's also the founder of his own school of ecstatic guitar drone using bowing and glissando techniques.
His first started releasing works for electronics and homemade instruments in 1978. Since then his activities have been almost too wideranging to grasp:
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This song is a nice version that only exists on this album. It feels good with lively performances of drums and bass.
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Alturas
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KOSMIK jams for initiates and novices alike. The compact playtime invites repeated listens, as it never gets indulgent. Good shit!
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Live in Castellón
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A truly wondrous live album. Delighted to get this on download. Love acid mothers temple. The version of pink lady lemonade is outstanding. Enjoy.
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Death of Natural Light
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As Deuce Avenue, Noah Anthony explores an unhurried, warm style of drone music that is less abrasive and more subliminally soothing.
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C. Diab describes “Exit Rumination” as “a sonic exorcism,” and its dark, swelling songs are equal parts catharsis and tension.
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God Save Acid Mothers Temple
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