Sexual Aesthetic Salon After School (Single & Comic Book Set)
by Space Streakings
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7" Single and Comic Book Set
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Complaining Children
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"Sexual Aesthetic Salon After School"
b/w "Complaining Children"
NOTE: The "Papa's Got A Brand New Karaoke" comic reads from right to left, like all traditional Japanese manga!
DESCRIPTION:
What happens when four of Japan's premiere video game designers form a band? SPACE STREAKINGS! Unreal Electro-disco hardcore played full on with a bizzaro batch of gear!
FUN FACT(S):
Space Streakings first came to SG's attention via the now classic Japan compilation "Dead Tech 3". After releasing their stunning debut LP on K.K. Null's Nux Organization (reissued on SKiN GRAFT with demo tracks in 2018), Null put the two parties in touch and we were off and running.
On Space Streaking first series of shows in the United States, they became fast friends with Mount Shasta, resulting in a notorious cartoon war between Kame Bazooka and John Forbes. It wasn't long 'til the two bands agreed to form a band together, which resulted in the "Space Streakings Sighted Over Mount Shasta" LP by Shackuhachi Surprise.
PRESS:
“The obstreperous, utterly contemporary sound of Japan’s Space Streakings is composed by Captain Insect (bass, programming), Kame Bazooka (bazookahorn(!), vocals, alto saxophone), Karate Condor (turntables, guitar synth, vocoder) and Screaming Stomach (guitar, trumpet). Utilizing a mix of live instruments (both traditional and custom built) and harsh, repetitive programming, Space Streakings create a vivid new listening experience rather than a formulaic copy of a western style.” - All Music Guide
“The story of their formation, as well as their real names are a complete mystery (although rumors swirl that all members of the band originally worked as video game programmers), though they were probably the only band ever to utilize a gas powered guitar.” - I Heart Noise
credits
LINE UP:
Captain Insect: bass, voice, programming
Karate Condor: Discoattacker, Dragonballz, voice
Kame Bazooka: vocals, alto saxophone, bazookhaorn
Screaming Stomach: vocals, guitar, trumpet, kazooka
Recorded by Kazuyuki K. Null in 1993
Remastered in 2020
Cover art by Nobta Koike
COMICS:
"Papa's Got A Brand New Karaoke" by Nobta Koike
7" single label artwork by Rob Syers
"Drippy The Elephant" by Mark Fischer
NOTE: The comic reads from right to left, like all traditional Japanese manga!
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May 2000 -
Mar 2020 -
Oct 2019 -
Sep 2019
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