Sabu Orimo - Susabu flac album

Sabu Orimo (織茂サブ) is a shakuhachi player in his twenties. His output so far concists of two limited CD-r releases, "Ichi-On" and "Susabu", on the label Subjective Spirit Sound in 2006, and 3 self-released cassettes in 2007. He has studied shakuhachi with Atsuya Okuda and only plays ji-nashi "hocchiku" flutes, which are large, natural bamboo flutes with no lacquer or special treatment to affect the sound.

Profile: Japanese improvising shakuhachi player.

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Sabu Orimo – Susabu and Ichion Susabo CD: Subjective Spirit Sound Ichion CD: Subjective Spirit Sound. YOSHIO KURAHASHI – Honkyoku, Zen music for shakuhachi. Orimo also plays the honkyoku Sanya and Honte No Shirabe, but almost half of this album appears to be improvised. Susabu’s title track is in two parts, between which Orimo probably needed to lie down in a darkened room. Susabu Part 1 is a full-blooded outburst, culminating in an almighty thump. In Part 2 Orimo snorts down the flute like a trumpet, and roars as if possessed. The recording equipment reels under the onslaught – this is a demented howling you expect more on a lo-fi Punk record. It’s a shock, but somehow integrated into the story that Orimo is telling.

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