Sachico M defined her "onkyo" aesthetic with
the cassettes
Music for Headphone (september 1997) and
Sine Wave Solo (december 1998).
She played with Hoahio:
Happy Mail (july 1997 - Amoebic, 1997) and Ohayo! Hoahio! (Tzadik, 2000)
She played with I.S.O.
(Yoshimitsu Ichiraku, Sachiko M, Otomo Yoshihide):
Gravity Clock (february 1998),
I.S.O. (june 1998),
Live (july 1998),
I.S.O. (december 2002), containing only one 40-minute live improvisation,
Sound Tectonics (2003).
She collaborated with Yoshihide in Filament, starting with
Filament 1 (april 1998).
She also played in the ensemble documented on Cosmos (march 2002 - Erstwhile, 2002),
a collection of live 2001-02 performances.
Artefact (november 2000) contains duets with Philip Samartzis on sine waves.
He also released three 20-minute mini-discs:
Debris (august 1999),
D Detect (august 2000), and
1:2 (june 2003).
Later solo albums include:
Derive (Noise Asia, 2003),
recorded in april 1999 and october 1999,
Bar Sachiko (january 2004),
Salon de Sachiko (july 2007).
Cosmos was a collaboration between
Sachiko M and vocalist Ami Yoshida
that released Tears (Erstwhile, 2002).
The double-disc Contact (september 2008) documents a collaboration between guitarist Keith Rowe (also on electronics) and Sachiko M on sampler, sine waves and contact microphone.
The double-disc Good Morning Good Night (2011) documents a collaboration between Sachiko M (on sine wave sampler), Toshimaru Nakamura (on no-input mixing board), and Otomo Yoshihide (on sampler).
Nakamura and Sachiko M also play together on Do (Erstwhile, 2011).
The triple-disc Rowe M Nakamura Yoshihide (recorded in may 2004) documents a live performance by Keith Rowe, Sachiko M (on sinewaves & contact microphone), Toshimaru Nakamura (on no-input mixing board), and Otomo Yoshihide (on electric guitar & turntables).
Ftarri Collection 2 documents two live performances, one (april 2008) by a quartet with Noid (cello), Kai Fagaschinsk (clarinet), Axel Dorner (trumpet) and Taku Unami (computer, guitar), and the other one (september 2010) by the duo of Eddie Provost (percussion) and Sachiko M (sinewaves).
