Reiko Kudo – 夜の稲 (Rice field silently riping in the night) [LP] DIY / Lo-Fi / Pop unmatchable feast for the ears

unmatchable feast for the ears and eyes

is noise in its most rudimentary form: metallic grating sounds and analog feedback redefined what could be classified as music

groove-based post-techno that unfurl through mutating polyrhythms and chiming

original intended to be the first part in a suite which never appeared

each breath ends up sounding like a battle between the different registers of the horn

Reiko Kudo – 夜の稲 (Rice field silently riping in the night) [LP] DIY / Lo-Fi / Pop unmatchable feast for the ears"Tal present a reissue of Reiko Kudo's Rice Field Slowly Riping In The Night, originally released on CD by Majikick Records in 2000. Reiko Kudo first debuted on the Tokyo underground music scene in 1980 with Noise, a duo which apart from herself under her then maiden name Reiko Omura on voice, guitar, and trumpet featured Tori Kudo (Maher Shalal Hash Baz) on organ. Like other pioneering female producers from Japan such as Non (of Non Band), Phew, and