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THE REVIEW
Osaka, Japan. It was the year 1984, two young men met at a concert of Einstürzende Neubauten.
The union of these two minds marked the beginning of a project devoted to musical destruction, in every sense.
The first LP born from these distorted synapses dates back to 1985 and what it offers can only be defined as Danger music, or anti-music.
We all imagine the destruction of things: cities razed to the ground, gigantic buildings exploding, jackhammers, violent earthquakes... I can't find a better explanation to describe this album. Words are superfluous.
Oh, one of those two twenty-year-olds was Yamatsuka Eye, who a few years later went on to form the Boredoms and collaborated with the master John Zorn. No small feat.
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Hanatarash's 1985 debut album symbolizes pure musical destruction. Born from a 1984 meeting in Osaka, it delivers uncompromising noise and danger music. The project features Yamatsuka Eye, later famed for Boredoms and collaborations with John Zorn. The album is a chaotic sonic experience that challenges conventions and stands out in experimental music history.Tracklist Videos
Hanatarash
Japanese noise project led by Yamatsuka Eye, noted for danger music and extreme, destructive performances.02 Reviews
