Masayuki Takayanagi – Station '70: Call In Question / Live Independence [3LP BOX] DIY / Lo-Fi / Pop and self-sampling as sonic propellant

and self-sampling as sonic propellant

Moving through an epic opening duet for O’Rourke on Hammond and Haino’s wailing guitar

roughly half of the sound for the 83 minute-film is Hooton’s voice alternating with 40 minutes of sound compositions

There’s obscurity and unity in the instrumentation and identities of the players

coinciding with meeting and collaborating with musician Donald Hayden during the making of different artworks

Masayuki Takayanagi – Station '70: Call In Question / Live Independence [3LP BOX] DIY / Lo-Fi / Pop and self-sampling as sonic propellant"In August 1969, Masayuki Takayanagi formed his first New Direction group and embarked on an unparalleled musical journey that over the final 22 years of his life would define him as an uncompromising artist who would forge a visionary new musical language. Comprised of himself on acoustic and electric guitar and joined by Motoharu Yoshizawa on bass and Yoshisaburo 'Sabu' Toyozumi on drums, Takayanagi's group created a new unconstrained form of music;