7-Toku
by Space Streakings
אביב יעיש
ushasya
informalglutton
John Jolley
Pogo
Adam T. Anthro
andrasbrem
Jürn
ggmasai
jubilex
Char Hodder
Universal Listener
JolietJake
suau johnson
Hoor Eens
dillonnollid
geckoman
balkaran
Vincent Latulippe
Lewis Williams
drob
Joe Montecalvo
JEvFB Beckman
zoecamp
Jim Guest
cadejo
No Comment
Grateful DEA
Jason
the_ger
bangarama
JD
nblasier
apokryph
Michael
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F.O.J.K.
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Youngman II
03:39
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Fire (Made In Asia)
03:48
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Houkago Seikan Aesthe
03:06
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Special Karaoke King
04:29
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Kai Kai Scratch
03:47
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Surf on 7th Beat
04:13
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Come Up
02:15
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Noruze Thrillercar
04:59
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Getterrobo G
04:18
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about
Tokyo's sugar crazed Nintendo machine hits overdrive, blurring the line between man and machine in the race to the last groove. It's cacophony concentrated as Captain Insect, Kame Bazooka, Screaming Stomach and Karate Condor get their gadgets stinking drunk on current, watch 'em malfunction and make a melody in spite of themselves.
FUN FACT(S):
Steve Albini was flown to Japan to record this record.
The track "Zurineta" was pressed onto the LP for Karate Condor to scratch with during their live shows!
Shortly after the release of "7-Toku", Screaming Stomach and the band parted ways. The music was too loud for him and he had long expressed concerns about hearing loss. Future live shows were pulled off sans Stomach. He would return to lay some guest vocals down on the bands next release, the "Taco Beya" 7" and comic set. Also around this time, Kame Bazooka drew up some comix for a proposed Mount Shasta / Jacko'nuts split 7' that was never released.
FUN FACT(S):
Steve Albini was flown to Japan to record this record.
The track "Zurineta" was pressed onto the LP for Karate Condor to scratch with during their live shows!
Shortly after the release of "7-Toku", Screaming Stomach and the band parted ways. The music was too loud for him and he had long expressed concerns about hearing loss. Future live shows were pulled off sans Stomach. He would return to lay some guest vocals down on the bands next release, the "Taco Beya" 7" and comic set. Also around this time, Kame Bazooka drew up some comix for a proposed Mount Shasta / Jacko'nuts split 7' that was never released.
credits
released October 3, 1994
LINE UP:
Captain Insect: bass, voice, programming
Karate Condor: discoattacker, sailormoon,
guitarsynthe, vocorder, voice
Kame Bazooka: vocals, alto saxophone, guitar, bazookhaorn
Screaming Stomach: vocals, guitar, trumpet, kazooka
Recorded by Steve Albini in Japan
Cover art by Nobtack Koike
LINE UP:
Captain Insect: bass, voice, programming
Karate Condor: discoattacker, sailormoon,
guitarsynthe, vocorder, voice
Kame Bazooka: vocals, alto saxophone, guitar, bazookhaorn
Screaming Stomach: vocals, guitar, trumpet, kazooka
Recorded by Steve Albini in Japan
Cover art by Nobtack Koike
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From genre-defying to genre-defining, over the last three decades, SKiN GRAFT Records has curated a collection of music that would seem at home no place else.
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