Fushitsusha is a Japanese experimental rock band formed by Keiji Haino in 1978, known for improvisational psychedelic noise, long-form jams and avant-garde performances.

Founded by Keiji Haino; core project led by Haino with rotating collaborators. The Untitled (Live I) album features Maki Miura (guitar), Yasushi Ozawa (bass) and Jun Kosugi (drums) as noted in reviews.

Two DeBaser reviews praise Fushitsusha's intense, improvisational psychedelic/noise rock led by Keiji Haino. Untitled (Live I) is described as a 100-minute, ritualistic 'Psych-Blues' masterpiece with Hendrix and kraut-rock echoes. Allegorical Misunderstanding (1993) is called complex, dark and signature-like. Both reviews highlight Haino's genius and the band's roots in late-70s Tokyo experimental scene.

For:Listeners of experimental, psychedelic and noise rock; fans of improvisational, guitar-led music.

 It is "Psych-Blues" radical, harsh, impenetrable.

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 Fushitsusha plays psychedelic music that is influenced by European Kraut-Rock and partly also by certain Progressive, but adds to these "bases" a spiral of sounds and a purely Noise-Rock approach.

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