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This is a promotional video for the album "Sound Disturbances", a collaboration between Maurizio Bianchi and Dissecting Table. Noise has always been considered synonymous with chaos and confusion, something thunderous and annoying. However, in reality, with the addition of distortion and relative modification of audio signals, noise acquires more linearity and consistency, turning into "Sound Disturbances", the latest sensational collaboration between the distortion Maurizio Bianchi and the noisy Dissecting Table. A work for refined ears that will enhance the purest noise with the help of the most unconventional distortion, achieving a disturbing result.
Sacher-Pelz was my pioneering start, driven by passion and youthful impulse. Just a turntable and some vinyls. Then, with the advent of Maurizio Bianchi, came synthesizers, rhythm boxes, echo machines and other neurotic devices. Up to the current digital tools, so sophisticated but depersonalized. However, the spontaneity and authenticity remained unchanged, receiving even more excitement from the end of a cycle and the start of a new one. Heartfelt thanks to all loyal connoisseurs of true experimental sound. Surely you will also follow me in this new artistic path of mine.
Ichiro Tsuji was born in 1966. He started working on noise/industrial music for his band named "Dissecting Table" in Tokyo in 1986. He returned to his hometown of Hiroshima in 1998, and has been pursuing musical activities ever since. His records and compact disks have been released under the independent label of the UPD organization, and under labels in Europe and the United States. In the first and middle stage of his career he controlled the synthesizer and sampler by the sequencer, but since 2012, the works have been produced by controlling PWM signals output from a USB device on a computer. Lately the work is being made by developing an original synthesizer system.
UPD Organization, Meditation Records