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File under: Free Improvisation

Barre Phillips, Keiji Haino

Etchings In The Air

Label: P.S.F. Records

Format: CD

Genre: Jazz

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1996 release (RARE) ** "This encounter between Japanese mystic guitar/hurdy gurdy/percussion and voice demon Keiji Haino (leader of the power rock trio Fushitsusha) is a free for all of textured noise and plucked and bowed notes -- screaming, yelling, hollering, and percussion-like sounds that have nothing whatsoever to do with rhythm. In fact, to be perfectly honest, it is quite difficult to find a language in which to review a music that has no linguistic precepts at all. When Haino is screaming to Barre Phillips' overtures, he pushes past them, since Phillips can often be subtle and textural. When they are both vocalizing and Haino is employing percussion as a counterpart, it all comes across as a mutant counterpoint. When Phillips is playing his bass with tender arco work, then Haino seems to collapse, fall back, and growl menacingly in low tones."

Details
File under: Free Improvisation
Cat. number: PSFD-74
Year: 1996
Notes:

Recording date: February 1, 1996. Made in Japan. 

Release notes:
Recording date: February 1, 1996. Made in Japan. Released with an Obi.
Tracklist
1Reading The Net10:16
2Etchings In The Air (Deep To Steep, Possibly, Diamond Dust, Shadow Hand, Where?, It May Be, Extensions, Hands And Feet, Shoe Lace Tango, Tighten Your Belt, Sealing Wax, Rolling Waters, The Calendar)16:31
3Back To The Earth13:13
4Like A Light3:18
5Key Finder3:13
Credits
Arai Yasunori
Art Direction
Haino Keiji
Design
Yoshida Takeshi
Engineer
Yabe Akiko
Photography By [Front Cover]
Wakui Hiromi
Photography By [Inner]

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