Saturnus Cursus, by Dao De Noize & Hiroshi Hasegawa

Saturnus Cursus

by Dao De Noize & Hiroshi Hasegawa

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The Virtual Haus Before this, I’d never listened much to noise at all. I enjoyed this work far more than I expected. Both tracks have very well earned their names, and I find myself falling into a sort of trance as I listen to them, the sensory overload of noise easing my anxiety and quieting my mind. I’d like to further remark that the cassette print and sleeve art by Bludhoney Records is nothing short of impeccable — both the blue and red editions are absolutely gorgeous, and worth owning, if possible. Favorite track: Dark Wind Flow.

William Kowalsky Enthralling. Thank you!

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Limited Edition Cassette [Noise Vortex Red]
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Professionally duplicated in real-time on chrome tape & housed in opaque red shells with ink pad printing. Includes full color J-card & Japanese-style obi strip. Tapes are wrapped in parchment and sealed with wax. Limited to 65 copies.

Includes unlimited streaming of Saturnus Cursus via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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Ultra Limited Cassette [Dark Wind Blue]
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Professionally duplicated in real-time on chrome tape & housed in opaque cyan shells with ink pad printing. Includes full color J-card & Japanese-style obi strip. Tapes are wrapped in parchment and sealed with wax. Limited to only 35 copies.

Includes unlimited streaming of Saturnus Cursus via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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	1.	Noise Vortex of Saturn 20:01 video
	2.	Dark Wind Flow 19:59

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Japanese harsh noise legend ASTRO / C.C.C.C. / Hiroshi Hasegawa teams up with Ukranian ambient artist Dao De Noize to deliver forty minutes of cosmic, psychedelic chaos, spanning two twenty-minute drone pieces. Squelching frequencies and sputtering bursts of analog grit gradually swell out of control as each composition crawls towards its devastating climax - "Saturnus Cursus" accelerates with the unstoppable momentum of a truly massive force, dwarfing its ant-sized listeners with its monolithic presence.