(Copyright © 1999 Piero Scaruffi | Legal restrictions - Termini d'uso )
|
, /10 | Links: |
|
Formati a Osaka nel 1982 dalla cantante Haco, ed esorditi con il singolo
After Dinner/ Cymbals at Dawn (Kagero, 1982), gli After Dinner furono
un po' gli Art Bears giapponesi.
After Dinner (RecRec, 1984) e Paradise Of Replica
(Recommended, 1989 - Recommended, 2001)
delimitano la loro arte sperimentale di nastri e strumentazione estesa,
di cabaret e Kurt Weill.
Haco canta come una Dagmar Krause influenzata dall'haiku.
Il gruppo si sciolse nel 1990.
Haco has released Haco (ReR, 1995), a largely improvised work that uses pre-recorded tapes of cellist Tom Cora, percussionists Samm Bennett and Peter Hollinger, plus studio work from three Japanese musicians (mainly on traditional Japanese instrumentation). it includes the heavily syncopated new-wave dance Unguarded, the surreal trio of voice, flute and percussion Would You Like Some Mushrooms, the exotic lieder A Fragment, the nocturnal lounge croon of Ice, the swampy lullaby Oil And Water. Haco's Dagmar Krause-ish vocals also dominate Happiness Proof (P-Vine, 1999 - Detector, 2000). Ash In The Rainbow is Haco's collaboration with cellist Hiromichi Sakamoto. | If English is your first language and you could translate this text, please contact me. |
| 
| 
| 
|