Rumpsti Pumsti (Musik) Presents: SACHIKO / RINJI FUKUOKA / MICHEL HENRITZI / JACOB KIRKEGAARD
http://www.rumpsti-pumsti.com/
SACHIKO moved to Tokyo from her native Nagoya in the mid-nineties joining Jutok Kaneko’s Kosokuya as a vocalist. At the turn of the century she added improvised violin to her soundworld and played bass with Overhang Party alongside Rinji Fukuoka. At the same time she kicked off the shamanic vocal duo Vava Kitora with Yama-Akago.
“Sachiko sounds as if she is gargling planets as she levitates wordless vocals through a slowly shifting bible-black background of orchestral drone. Can’t think of anything that so beautifully combines the vision of the original Dream Syndicate with the aesthetics of dark Japanese psychedelia.” – David Keenan (Volcanic Tongue)
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RINJI FUKUOKA is a Tokyo-based psychedelic guitarist and violinist, founder of the groups Overhang Party, Marginal Garden, Tangerine Dream Syndicate and Majutsu no Niwa. Fukuoka also ran the Pataphysique Records label. He has played with Masayoshi Urabe, Chie Mukai, Tabata and more…
http://majutsunoniwa.blogspot.de/
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MICHEL HENRITZI is a French guitarist and Member of Dustbreeders (noise unit with Yves Botz & Thierry Delles) and Howlin’Ghost Proletarians (guitar duo with Fabrice Eglin). He already performed at the NK with Junko Hiroshige (of Hijokaidan) in the past. He runs the labels A Bruit Secret and Turtles’ Dreams and has a long association with a number of musicians from Japan having played with Tetuzi Akiyama, Jojo Hiroshige (Hijokaidan), Kumiko Karino, Masayoshi Urabe, Chie Mukaï, Tamio Shiraishi, Yukiko Nakamura, Fumio Kosakai (Incapacitants), Masafumi Ezaki, Taku Sugimoto and many more.
http://michelhenritzi.canalblog.com/
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JACOB KIRKEGAARD is a Danish artist whose works are focused on scientific and aesthetic aspects of sonic perception. He explores acoustic spaces and phenomena that usually remain imperceptible to the immediate ear. Kirkegaard’s installations, compositions & photographs are created from within a variety of environments such as subterranean geyser vibrations, empty rooms in Chernobyl, a rotating TV tower, and even sounds from the human inner ear itself.
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