Keiji Haino

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Keiji Haino ( Moers Festival 2007)

Keiji Haino ( Japanese 灰 野 敬 二 Haino Keiji ; born May 3, 1952 in Chiba , Japan ) is a Japanese multi-instrumentalist ( guitar , voice, hurdy-gurdy , percussion , electronics, ethnic instruments) and composer. He is one of the most important musical border crossers between free jazz , noise and rock music and currently lives in Tokyo.

Act

Influenced by Antonin Artaud , Haino initially dealt with theater before founding the improvisation ensemble Lost Aaraaff in 1970 . In the mid-1970s he worked with Magical Power Mako and the film composer Toru Takemitsu . Then he ran numerous bands and projects such as God`s Orchestra White One Man Theater, Fushitsusha, Nijiumu, Vajra, Aihiyo, Knead (with Ruins), Head Rush and Sanhedrin . He has also performed as a soloist, but also in a duo or trio with improvisation musicians such as Kazutoki Umezu , John Zorn , Bill Laswell , Peter Brötzmann , Thurston Moore , Tony Conrad , Mayo Thompson , Hans Reichel , Christian Marclay , Fred Frith or Lee Konitz .

He played with ensembles such as Zeitkratzer , Faust or AMM as well as in the duo Kikuri with Merzbow and has performed at numerous international festivals around the world. In contrast to his early work, his work from the 1980s is very closely documented.

Discography

  • Watashi Dake (1981)
  • Kaii Abe (1982)
  • Nijiumu (1990)
  • Live in the first year of the Heisei, Volume One (with Kan Mikami and Motoharu Yoshizawa ) (1990)
  • Live in the first year of the Heisei, Volume Two (with Kan Mikami and Motoharu Yoshizawa) (1990)
  • Live at Lazyways, Koenji, Tokyo (with Toshi Ishizuka ) (1992)
  • Itsukushimi (Affection) (1992)
  • <live> 30 - June - 1992 (1992)
  • Execution that accept to acknowledge (1993)
  • Ama No Gawa (Milky Way) (1993)
  • Guitar Works (7 ") (1994)
  • Beginning and End, Interwoven (1994)
  • Hikari = Shi "(light = death) ( Maki Miura , Keiji Haino, Ogreish Organism ) (1994)
  • Two strings will do it ( Barre Phillips , Keiji Haino, Sabu Toyozumi ) (1994)
  • Live at Downtown Music Gallery (Keiji Haino / Loren Mazzacane Connors ) (1995)
  • A Challenge to Fate (1995)
  • Tenshi No Gijinka (1995)
  • I said, This Is the Son of Nihilism (1995)
  • Twenty-first Century Hard-y Guide-y Man (1995)
  • Etchings in the Air (Barre Phillips / Keiji Haino) (1996)
  • Evolving Blush or Driving Original Sin (with Peter Brötzmann) (1996)
  • Gerry Miles (With Alan Licht ) (1996)
  • The Book of "Eternity Set Aflame" (1996)
  • Saying I love you, I continue to curse myself (1996)
  • Drawing Close, Attuning — The Respective Signs of Order and Chaos (with Derek Bailey ) (1997)
  • Vol. 2 (Keiji Haino and Loren Mazza Cane Connors) (1997)
  • Keeping on breathing (April 21, 1997)
  • Sruthi Box (Promotional Release) (April 21, 1997)
  • So, black is myself (May 1, 1997)
  • The 21st Century Hard-y Guide-y Man (1998)
  • Incubation (with Musica Transonic ) (1998)
  • Black: Implication Flooding (with Boris ) (1998)
  • Even Now, Still I Think (1998)
  • An Unclear Trial: More Than This (with Greg Cohen and Joey Baron ) (1998/1999)
  • Y (with Jean-François Pauvros ) (2000)
  • The Strange Face (with Shoji Hano) (2000)
  • Shadow - Live in Wels, Austria (with Shoji Hano & Peter Brötzmann) (2000)
  • Ichioku to ichibanme no inori o michibiki daseba ii (with Coa) (2000)
  • Songs (With Derek Bailey) (2000)
  • Abandon all words at a stroke, so that prayer can come spilling out (2001)
  • Until Water Grasps Flame (with Tatsuya Yoshida ) (2002)
  • Mazu wa iro o nakusouka !! (2002)
  • Free Rock ( Doo-Dooettes + Keiji Haino + Rick Potts ) (2002)
  • "C'est parfait" endoctriné tu tombes la tête la première (2003)
  • Hikari yami uchitokeaishi kono hibiki (2003)
  • Koko (2003)
  • Live at Cafe Independents Friday January 23rd. 2004 (Keiji Haino, Tatsuya Yoshida & Mitsuru Natsuno + Bus Ratch ) (2004)
  • Tayu tayu to tadayoitamae kono furue (with Michihiro Sato ) (2004)
  • Next Let's Try Changing the Shape (2004/2005)
  • Black Blues (soft version) (2004)
  • Black Blues (violent version) (2004)
  • Uchu Ni Karami Tsuite Iru Waga Itami (2005)
  • kono kehai fujirareteru hajimarini (2005)
  • Reveal'd to none as yet - an experience to utterly vanish consciousness while still alive (2005)
  • New Rap (With Tatsuya Yoshida) (2006)
  • Homeogryllus japonicus Orchestra 2004 (with Mamoru Fujieda ) (2006)
  • Animamima (With Sitaar Tah! ) (2006)
  • Yaranai ga dekinai ni natte yuku (2006)
  • Mamono (With KK Null) (2006)
  • Cosmic Debris, Vol.III (with My Cat Is an Alien ) (2007)
  • Uhrfasudhasdd (with Tatsuya Yoshida) (2008)
  • Pulverized Purple (with Masami Akita ) (2008)
  • Imikuzushi (with Jim O'Rourke and Oren Ambarchi ) (2012)
Vajra
  • Tsugaru (1995)
  • Chiru-Ha / Ozakijinjya (CD single) (1995)
  • Ring (1996)
  • "Sichisiki" (The Seventh Consciousness) (1997)
  • Sravaka (1998)
  • Mandala Cat Last (2002)
  • Live 2007 (2007)
Aihiyo
  • Aihiyo (1998)
  • Second album (2000)
Black Stage
  • Black Stage (with Natsuki Kido & Yuji Katsui) (1996)
Purple trap
  • Soul's True Love (4CD) (1995)
  • Decided ... Already The Motionless Heart Of Tranquility, Tangling The Prayer Called "I" (1999)
Knead
  • 1st (May 2002)
  • This melting happiness - I want you to realize that it is another trap (2003)
Sanhedolin
  • Manjoicchi wa muko (2005)
Lost Aaraaff
  • untitled (1991)
Nijiumu
  • Era of Sad Wings (1993)
  • live

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Keiji Haino: Enter the Black Fire ( Memento of the original from January 18, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , The Wire February 2007 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.thewire.co.uk
  2. ↑ Keiji Haino: A Challenge to Fate (review) , Die Zeit , March 29, 1996
personal data
SURNAME Haino, Keiji
ALTERNATIVE NAMES 灰 野 敬 二 (Japanese)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Japanese musician
DATE OF BIRTH May 3, 1952
PLACE OF BIRTH Chiba prefecture