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Requiem #1 (鎮魂歌その１)
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Front March (前戦行進曲)
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Requiem # 2 (鎮魂歌その２)
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Angel Vision (天使の視覚)
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Hygiene (清き処女)
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K2 Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan
K2 is the personal noise project by Kimihide Kusafuka, since 1983. K2 has been making numerous noise works. Phase 1 of
K2(1983-1986) experiments by several styles of noise works. Phase 2 of K2 (1994-2002): metal junk cut-up noise works and several live performances. Phase 3 of K2 (2005-now). Mixer feedback noises and after it, electro-core by only modular synth work.
He's an audio pathologist!
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