Deus Irae
(Nux Organization) Used CD $6.00
1993 release of 1984 live recording from Gallery Komai in Tokyo 1984, w Masami Akita on drum and effects, KK Null on guitar, voice and metals, Asami Hayashi on bass, Reiko Azuma on cymbal, and Yushi Okano on electric violin
Galactic Tornado
(Quasi Pop - QPOPCD510) CD $13.50 (Out-of-stock)
Deeply abstract, dense and dynamic “psychedelic electronic sound” from 1970s space / electronic / krautrock albums filtered through the Null sensibility. Strong synthetic and cosmic sounds, electronic machines, electro-acoustic audio signals and sonorities.
Guitar Organism
(Nux Org) Used CD $10.00 (Out-of-stock)
Duets from 1996 by the Zeni Geva frontman with Fred Frith, Guy Lohnes, Ichiro Agata, Jim O’Rourke
KK Null + Scumearth
(Phage - PT145) CD $10.50 (Out-of-stock)
One twenty-minute track from the venerable Japanese noise bad-ass, three tracks from the Spanish noiserati, and one collaboration track. A wide array of sound is covered in forty-eight minutes: Null goes for restraint and constant evolution rather than full-on harsh noise, while Scumearth tends to be more glitchy with blasts of harsh noise. Double-sided, screen-printed arigato pack. Edition of 250.
Saishiyu Bushitsu
(Forced Exposure - FE-024) Used LP $10.00 (Out-of-stock)
1990 reissue of Null's second album (Nux Organization 1985), an Earth-devouring miasma of guitar, voice, and metal percussion. Spray-painted cover. Noticeable crease on right side of jacket. Vinyl is near-mint.
Terminal Hz
(Groundfault) CD $12.00
32-minute five-movement slap-and-tickle by Japanese bombastic guitarist KK Null (Zeni Geva) and Australian guitarist David Brown (Dumb And The Ugly, Bucketrider). Terminal Hz leans on electronic-based improv, nosebleed textures, musique concrète, high-pitched tones, and sparse electric guitar. Not really soothing, not really noise either. Sort of like a cross between Derek Bailey and two spaceships having a near miss.
Xenoglossia
(Insofar Vapor Bulk) Used CD $10.00 (Out-of-stock)
Two masters of experimental electronic noise present a series of destroyed music of varying tapestries. In card folder.