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Watashi Dake? presents a haunting vision – stark vocals, whispered and screamed, punctuate dark silences. Intricate and sharp guitar figures interweave, repeat and stretch, trance-like, emerging from dark recesses.
14 juin 2017 · Keiji Haino stands as a towering figure in the history of Japanese experimentalism, a guitarist-vocalist celebrated for his consistently evolving yet quickly identifiable and yes, sometimes difficult personal style, but he wasn’t an overnight sensation.
26 nov. 2023 · The album's studio tracks were recorded late at night, in a pitch-black studio — so dark that Haino says he couldn't see the neck of his guitar and had to grope for notes. The results are repetitive and insistent blues guitar lines that hack out remarkably desolate and alien rhythmic spaces.
1 juin 2017 · A conversation with Keiji Haino on his early years and Watashi Dake? Outtake from the photo sessions for Watashi Dake? by Gin Satoh Interview conducted on January 29, 2017 in Kawagoe by Takeshi Goda.
わたしだけ? (Watashi dake?), an Album by 灰野敬二 [Keiji Haino]. Released in September 1981 on ピナコテカ (catalog no. PRL #2; Vinyl LP). Genres: Free Improvisation. Rated #294 in the best albums of 1981. Featured peformers: 灰野敬二 [Keiji Haino] (performer, lyrics), 佐藤隆史 [Takafumi Sato] (producer).
16 oct. 2014 · Keiji Haino - Watashi Dake? (Pinakotheca, 1981; reissued PSF, 1993) Watashi Dake? (Only Me?) is a set of gnomic, crepuscular songs, cellular in their structure. It marks Haino’s first volley into the late-night netherworld; this music is both as dark and as beautiful as the deep black of its cover art.
Watashi-Dake? by Keiji Haino released in 1981. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
