Phew / John Duncan / Kondo Tatsuo – Backfire of Joy [LP] Outer Rock (Noise / Psych / Free) Both have a leather-bound folder

Both have a leather-bound folder full of underground back-story -- Hasegawa was the lead singer of seminal early eighties Japanese punk/hardcore group Aburadako (Greasy Octopus)

"squeezing" or "folding" to illustrate the notion of homeomorphism (a metaphor borrowed from topology) in relation to the structural developments and the way in which tone bends in their Rave Synthesis tracks

I was struck by the need to return and record the sounds that so entranced me

and actor Jacques Copeau founded the Studio d'Essai (renamed Club d'Essai in 1946) as part of RTF in order to experiment with radiophonic techniques

It marked the beginning of an incredibly productive and wildly creative era for Mikami that extends to the present day

Phew / John Duncan / Kondo Tatsuo – Backfire of Joy [LP] Outer Rock (Noise / Psych / Free) Both have a leather-bound folder"Black Truffle announce Backfire of Joy, a previously unheard recording from Phew, John Duncan, and Kondo Tatsuo, documenting a concert at Tokyo's Hosei University in 1982. Though the fertile exchange of 'zines, tapes and records between the Japanese underground and the Los Angeles Free Music Society meant the artists were familiar with each other's work, this performance (occurring on Duncan's first visit to Japan) was their first meeting and only