Hoshi No Koe, by Nobukazu Takemura

Hoshi No Koe

by Nobukazu Takemura

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	1.	One Day 01:43
	2.	Anemometer 12:44
	3.	Honey Comb 03:58
	4.	White Sheep and Small Light 02:05
	5.	Sign (Album Version) 07:54
	6.	A Chrysalis 17:05
	7.	A Theme for Little Animals 03:11
	8.	Trampoline 09:24
	9.	Stairs in Star 04:16
	10.	In the Room-Roof-Wood 09:17
	11.	The Voice of a Fish 06:14

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Born in 1968 in Osaka, Japan. Nobukazu Takemura has made a name for himself, as one of electronic music's most exciting and adventurous musicians. Takemura's Thrill Jockey debut, Scope, was released in 1999 to much critical acclaim and the sales to back it up. 2001 promises to further spread Takemura's name with the arrival of two new releases. The first, "Sign", was released as a limited edition 12" and is now sold out (A CD version with Enhanced CD animation by Moshino is expected in the Spring). The second is Hoshi No Koe, which sees Takemura exploring a number of different sounds that have captured his fancy throughout his career. From the baroque innocence of "White Sheep and Small Light" to the digital deconstructionism of "Honey Comb" Takemura draws inspiration from the legends of free jazz, hip-hop and contemporary musique concrete. Takemura's blips and bleeps bubble with exuberant personality. Few electronic composers should ever hope to create music so brimming with playful humanity.

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released March 20, 2001

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Nobukazu Takemura Japan

Nobukazu Takemura was born in Osaka in August of 1968. His interest in music began with Punk and New Wave at the ripe old age of ten. Takemura was then recording music with keyboards and two tapedecks. Nobukazu Takemura is inspired by both the "impressionist and objective conception" of John Cage, Brian Eno and Africa Bambaata, and the free form creativity of John Coltrane and Robert Wyatt. ... more

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discography

Assembler / Assembler 2

Apr 2003
10th

Feb 2003
Hoshi No Koe

Mar 2001
Sign

Oct 2000
Scope

Jun 1999

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