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Bass Army — Karada wa Oto o Dasu Mono (1994)

Bass Army — Karada wa Oto o Dasu Mono (1994)

Bass Army — Karada wa Oto o Dasu Mono
Location: Tokyo, Japan
Album release: 1994
Record Label: Trigram - TR-P 907
Duration:     42:28
Tracks:
01 Crossfire (3:22)
02 Karada wa Oto o Dasu Mono (Turntables - Yoshihide Ōtomo) (4:15)
03 Infliction (2:29)
04 Politics of Hate (4:13)
05 Sneak Attack (3:24)
06 Himitsu Keisatsu / Sorekara (Turntables - Yoshihide Ōtomo) (4:39)
07 Skirmish (3:06)
08 Implosion (4:21)
09 Vanishing Point (0:17)
10 National Front (3:00)
11 Uwatte Inai Koto ga Aru (6:33)
12 Ashes to Ashes (2:49)
Personnel:
Kato Hideki: bass, voice, noise
Kazuyoshi Kimoto: bass, voice
Masahiro Uemura: drums, voice, bass
Guest:
Yoshihide Ōtomo: turntables (2, 6)
Cover: Hideki Kato
Producer: Hideki Kato
Notes:
Recorded and mixed at GOK Sound in Tokyo by Yoshiaki Kondo
Digital sequencing: Jonathan Duckett at Harvestworks/Studio Pass in New York
Mastered by Allan Tucker at Foothill Digital in New York
Cover concept: Hideki Kato
Produced by Hideki Kato
Includes liner notes in English by Hideki Kato
Ginchy, pummeling and darkly funked up in a sorta post-Laswell/post-Elliott Sharp fashion, the avant prog maneuvers this Japanese power trio work their way through are, for better of worse, very 90's sounding indeed. They're also damn fine. The dual leaders of this army are bassists Kato Hideki and Kimoto Kazuyoshi, the former an avant prog and improv scene fixture with a CV spanning collaborations with Otomo Yoshide, John Zorn, Ikue Mori, Fred Frith, the latter a one-time bassist for both Ruins and P.O.N. Together with Ground Zero and Novo Tono drummer Masahiro Uemura, they're a modulating hurricane of whirligig motion, albeit one with much of its motion being more supple and restrained than what you might anticipate from their former associations.
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01  クロスファイアー
02  KARADA WA OTO O DASU MONO
03  インフリクション
04  ポリティクス・オブ・ヘイト
05  スネイク・アタック
06  HIMITSU KEISATSU/SOREKARA
07  スカーミッシュ
08  インプロージョン
09  ヴァニシング・ポイント
10  ナショナル・フロント
11  OWATTE INAI KOTO GA ARU
12  アッシュズ・トゥ・アッシュズ
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Kato Hideki (b. 1962 in Nagoya, Japan; 加藤英樹, family name Kato) is a Japanese musician and composer. He was a seminal member of the Tokyo Noise music scene of the late 80s and early 90s, collaborating with Japanese experimental musicians such as Otomo Yoshihide, Tatsuya Yoshida, Makigami Koichi, and Yamatsuka Eye. He led his own bands, Player Piano and Bass Army. He was a member of the original Ground Zero with Otomo and Uemura Masahiro. In 1992 Kato moved to New York where he still resides.
Since coming to New York, has recorded and performed with the likes of John Zorn, Marc Ribot, Christian Marclay, Calvin Weston, Eyvind Kang, Billy Martin (percussionist), Nicolas Collins, Zeena Parkins, James Pugliese, John King, Michael Schumacher, and many others.
His collaborations include Dying Ground, Billy Martin's Socket, Phase III, Italian DOC Remix, and the Crescent Moon Trio. He has an electronic duo with James Fei.
In 1995 he formed Death Ambient with Ikue Mori and Fred Frith and released three CDs on the Tzadik label, the latest, "Drunken Forest," in 2007.
In 2004 he formed a new trio, Green Zone, with Otomo Yoshihide and Uemura Masahiro—the lineup of the original Ground Zero, but this time with Kato as leader. The band name comes from the 10 km² area in central Baghdad during the US-Iraq war. The pieces Kato wrote for this trio were inspired by the US invasion of Iraq.
His newest project is a quartet with Calvin Weston, Charlie Burnham and Briggan Krause.
Kato's music has become more political since he emigrated to the US. His current works focus on pollution and global warming. He describes his music as "documentary without pictures."
Website: http://katohideki.com/
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Yoshihide Ōtomo
Location: Nagoya, Japan ~ New York
Yoshihide Ōtomo (大友 良英, Ōtomo Yoshihide, born August 1, 1959 in Yokohama, Japan) is a Japanese composer and multi-instrumentalist.
He first came to international prominence in the 1990s as the leader of the noise rock group Ground Zero, and has since worked in a variety of contexts, ranging from free improvisation to noise, jazz, avant-garde and contemporary classical. He is also a pioneering figure in the EAI-scene, and is featured on important records on labels like Erstwhile Records. He plays guitar, turntables, and electronics.
Website/profile: http://www.japanimprov.com/yotomo/

Japanese Jazz musician Yoshihide Ōtomo at Club w71 in Weikersheim/February 4, 2007/Author: Schorle ©Japanese Jazz musician Yoshihide Ōtomo at Club w71 in Weikersheim/February 4, 2007/Author: Schorle

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