Solar and Horror, by Acid Mothers Doravideo

Solar and Horror

by Acid Mothers Doravideo

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1.	Illusory Flight 07:58	buy track
2.	Space Knights 06:51	buy track
3.	Human Demolition 04:05	buy track
4.	Cosmos Fantasy 04:04	buy track
5.	Versus My Nucleus 05:00	buy track
6.	Dope Purplin 04:43	buy track
7.	Rock Fire From Hell 03:14	buy track

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This is an unreleased live recording of Kawabata Makoto and ex. Acid Mothers Temple drummer / media artst Ichiraku Yoshimitsu (aka. doravideo)’s collaboration in 2010.

Ichiraku’s solo project doravideo has been changed his playing style and systems in each eras. At that time he controlled video movies by his drum set, so he could play drums with sounds from video too. (That’s why he named “doravideo [drums + video].) Sadly he retired drummer by his health problem on January 2012.
This is the final session of Kawabata’s guitar and Ichiraku’s drums. Ichiraku had changed his system to many handmade instruments (DORAnome, doraptron, laser guitar, etc) and plays modular synthesizer with laser beams recently. Acid Mothers Doravideo is also continued to present even Ichiraku has changed his systems.

This digital live album was released only for Babndcamp.

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released January 19, 2022

Acid Mothers Doravideo :
doravideo (aka. Ichiraku Yoshimitsu) : drums, doravideo systems
Kawabata Makoto : guitar

all music by Acid Mothers Doravideo
recorded live at Helluva Lounge (Kobe), 17th Sep. 2010
recorded by Takayama Manabu

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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: ... more