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Master of The sound of absolute darkness with Keiji Haino
yuki Tune the feedback drone to discover how Keiji Haino shaped Japanese experimental noise music.
The forty-year ban: Japan's national broadcaster NHK banned Keiji Haino from their airwaves for forty years starting in 1973 due to his radical vocals.
A person who practices or advocates ritualism. Keiji Haino adopted this approach in 1970, inspired by Antonin Artaud and the band The Doors.
Which legendary experimental music pioneer's style would you want to experience live?
Why was Keiji Haino banned from broadcasting on Japan's national network NHK for forty years starting in 1973?
How does Keiji Haino philosophically view the concept of darkness and the color black in his music?
In which Japanese prefecture was the experimental music legend Keiji Haino born in 1952?
In 1970, Keiji Haino joined his first major avant-garde rock group as a vocalist. What was the name of this band?
Which 19th-century French writer's radical ideas about theatre inspired Keiji Haino's early performance style?
Which American rock band's song 'When The Music's Over' convinced Keiji Haino to pursue music instead of theater?
Beside the electric guitar, which medieval European string instrument does Keiji Haino frequently use to create acoustic drone sounds?