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Aqua Necromancer

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Length
  
50:38

Release date
  
19 October 1998

Label
  
Alien8 Recordings

Artist
  
Merzbow

Producer
  
Merzbow

Genre
  
Noise music

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Released
  
October 19, 1998 (1998-10-19)

Recorded
  
April–May 1998 at ZSF Produkt Studio

Aqua Necromancer (1998)
  
New Takamagahara (1998)

Similar
  
Merzbow albums, Noise music albums, Other albums

Aqua Necromancer is an album by the Japanese noise musician Merzbow. It is one of his first releases to use sampled beats. Door Open at 8 am is from the same sessions, but samples jazz instead of progressive rock.

Contents

The title track samples "Aquarian" and "Necromancer", two songs from Van der Graaf Generator's The Aerosol Grey Machine. Other artists sampled include Soft Machine, Le Orme, Patto, Fusioon, and Formula 3. Masami Akita intended "... to create Southern European atmosphere by using Italian and Spanish progressive rock".

The photos were taken at the Hyōkeikan building of the Tokyo National Museum and at the National Museum of Nature and Science, both located in Ueno Park.

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Track listing

All music composed by Masami Akita.

Personnel

  • Masami Akita – tapes, noise electronics, Moog, EMS, devices
  • Abtechtonics – "artwerks"
  • Sean O'Hara – layout
  • Stefan Figiel at Numerix – mastering
  • Songs

    1Aqua Necromancer7:34
    2Contrapuntti Indian12:42
    3Soft Drums9:11

    References

    Aqua Necromancer Wikipedia


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