2007 release ** Packaged in a special oversize sleeve. Recorded live at Earthdom, Tokyo Japan March 3rd 2007.
Drum – Lasse MarhaugGuitar – John HegreDance – Reiko ASynthesizer (Ems Synthi), Electronics, Vocals – Masaya NakaharaSynthesizer (Ems Synthi), Vocals – Hiroshi Hasegawa
Welcome back Hiroshi Hasegawa. This split cassette is the second release from Astro on Scrotum Records. Astro provide us with "Cruel Subconsciousness", a loud and layered 20 minute structured noise track, recorded live at the Akihabara Club in Tokyo, 2014. A masterpiece! On the flip side, Hiroshi Hasegawa presents his very old alter ego, Mortal Vision. "Music for Assassination", in 3 parts, is a massive guitar noise wall - highly recommended! Recorded in 2015, 13 years after the first brilliant …
Delving into the realm of deep listening, transported by way of analog synthesizers, Family Battle Snake weaves an electronic web that cocoons the listener in warm cascading frequencies. Calls to mind classic electronic composers such as Charles Dodge, Charles Wourinen and even a hint of NWW. Family Battle Snake is Bill Kouligas, a London-based Greek who also performs and records with Sudden Infant. Astro is Hiroshi Hasegawa of the legendary and now defunct Japanese noise unit C.C.C.C. Sonic wav…
The Echo From The Purple Dawn is a brand new full length from C.C.C.C. member Hiroshi Hasegawa's solo project, Astro. Using a battery of oscillators, ring modulators and field recordings, Hasegawa has created an engaging and versatile album that masterfully drifts between spaced-out analog dream drone and a more extreme form of harsher droning. As Astro, Hasegawa is able to combine some of the harsher influences of C.C.C.C. into the world of analog space music to create the signature sounds of A…
Psychedelic space music from Hiroshi Hasegawa of the legendary japanese noise outfit C.C.C.C. Astral orange sunshine was recorded between 2004 and 2007 using the EMS Synthi as it's main sound generator.