灰野敬二 Keiji Haino & The Hardy Rocks - You're Either Standing Facing Me Or Next To Me Artist_David Bowie adorns the album’s cover

adorns the album’s cover

Movehadi continues his development of sounds that are at once new and classic

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New Energy dips into each area of Four Tet's production skills and showcases his aptitude for blending different styles together in a way where the resulting sound is recognisably his own

The band blasted out a thumping psychedelic sound much like the post-Hendrix black rock of their Detroit counterparts ‘Death’ and ‘Black Merda’

灰野敬二 Keiji Haino & The Hardy Rocks - You're Either Standing Facing Me Or Next To Me Artist_David Bowie adorns the album’s cover* Japanese 1LP with obi Only this is Rock Keiji Haino has said of new studio album "You're either standing facing me or next to me". Treat what I call rock like breaking the seal of old manuscripts. Since his beginnings in 1970 as the vocalist of the band Lost Alaaf, Haino has spread his work across multiple genres, pushing the limits as a tireless explorer of free form experimentation. It was with the intense psychedelic soundscapes of Fushitsusha,