An Unofficial Keiji Haino Discography







Compilations including Keiji Haino

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Genya Concert/Concert at Illusion Field Sohseiki (translation: Genesis) - (double lp) - GNS-1001-2 - recorded August 14, 1971, released 1971 Solid (cd) - CDSOL-1003 - released 1989 The Lost Aaraaff track is an excerpt from the entire Lost Aaraaff concert later released on disc 1 of the "Soul's True Love" 4-CD boxed set.  (See Lost Aaraaff section of discography.) The 1989 cd reissue contains only some of the contents of the original double lp. A complete two cd reissue with DVD documentary is listed below under Genya (2003). first lp Speech (3:43) Masayuki Takayanagi New Direction Unit, "Namida - La Grima" (5:38) Speech (1:34) Shun Ochiai Trio, "Weeping Love Glass - The Fleet Circus" (9:37) Speech (2:37) Speech (3:51) Mototeru Takagi Trio, "Face" (7:57) Speech (2:09) DEW, "Futari no blues" (3:46) DEW, Natsu no owari" (5:00) Speech (0:43) second lp Blues Creation, "Genbaku otoshi", "Warui yume" (8:10) Speech (3:50) Fujin Kodotai, "Sessesse", "Takeda bushi" (traditional dance) (11:28) Zuno Keisatsu, "Sekai kakumei senso sengen" (2:41) Zuno Keisatsu, "Ju o tore" (7:28) Zuno Keisatsu, "Sect boogie-woogie" (2:08) Zuno Keisatsu, "Ju o tore (encore)" (5:00) Lost Aaraaff, "Hell of screams" (9:49) Ten O'clock Theatre of Love and desire (Aiyoku Jinmin Juji Gekijo) Pinakotheca (lp) - PRL # 1 - released 1981 side B, track 1 - Keiji Haino (voice, guitar) - 5 minutes 30 seconds [side A] Tamio Shiraishi (as, rhythm box) Takafumi Sato (p, ring modulator); Yatasumi (cl); Akihiro Ishiwatari (g); Masami Shinoda (as) Honeymoons - Kamura (vo, b); Tenko (vo, g, b drum) Intension - Hiroshi Yokoyama (syn); Atsuko Shiba (vo) Katsuo Itabashi (vo); Motoharu Yoshizawa (vo, b) Harumi Yamazaki (vo); Toshiharu Osato (g); Shinnosuke Misawa (g); Masafumi Yamanouchi (syn); Toshimasa Matsumoto (syn); Fumiko Takahashi (p); Nischyakovsky (ds) [Side B] Keiji Haino (vo, g) Vedda Music Workshop - Kenichi Takeda (taisho koto, p); Chie Mukai (vo, kokyu); Junichi Kawara (cl, perc); Takashi Kazamaki (perc); Takeo Suzuki (tape); Yatasumi (cl) Kino - Kino (vo, b, effect); Tetsu (vo, g, syn); Katsuyuki Sano (as); Norihiro Mukai (ds) Toshi Tanaka (vo, etc); Ryo Goizuka (vo, etc); Nischyakovsky (perc, etc) Machinegun Tango - Tori Kudo (vo, p); Yuriko Suganami (vo, vln); Yasushi Ozawa (b); Tamio Shiraishi (as); Yatasumi (cl); Takafumi Sato (vcl) Note: There was a limited first edition of this compilation which included lyrics sheets and some freeze-dried sh*t of one of the members of one of the bands appearing on the compilation. 10 Minute Improvisation Festival 5th Column - cassette - released 198? side A, track 28 - Keiji Haino - ? minutes ? seconds This is an audio document of a two day improvisation festival in Tokyo, September 5th and 6th 1981, containing 64 tracks. Welcome to Dreamland Celluloid - CELL 5013 - lp - released 1985 Celluloid - CELCD 5013 - cd - released 1986 track 1 - Fake (with Keiji Haino) - Dig - 3 minutes 08 seconds track 11 - Keiji Haino - As it is, I will never let it end - 2 minutes 54 seconds Track 1 is a pastiche - Frith put together some left-over tracks and created this track in the studio, hence the group name "Fake". Track 1 was also included as a bonus track on the cd version of Fred Frith's recording, "Speechless". (See the "Guest Appearances" section of the discography.) Fake (with Keiji Haino) - Dig -(03:08) Saboten - low chair Luna Park Ensemble - scramble suite Akira/Seiji- timon's navel Katra Turana - yatara-chan's annoying noise Sodaneva - 42 The Honeymoons - the formula of silence The Polka Dot Fire Brigade - the moon which lies After Dinner - the room of hair mobiles Ken-ichi Takeda - dumb like a fox Keiji Haino - As it is, I will never let it end (02:54) A-Musik - the black international Chie Mukai - wandering hindu Che-Shizu - festival song photo: Fred Frith Tokyo Flashback Volume One PSF - PSFD 12 - released 1991 compact disc track 4 - Fushitsusha - 10 minutes 18 seconds track 8 - Keiji Haino - 8 minutes 38 seconds Marble Sheep at the run-down sun's Children - plays 22 February, 1991 High-Rise - mainliner Ghost- improvised "tama yura" Fushitusha (10:18) White Heaven - blind promise Verzerk - heavy Keiji Haino - (08:38) photo: uncredited Bee-Haibu SSS - SSS 41 - recorded Live, December 21, 1991 cassette - split between UFO OR DIE & Keiji Haino Side A:  UFO OR DIE (Eye Yamatsuka, Yoshimi Tokota, Tony Lee) - 6 tracks Side B:  Keiji Haino (guitar) - one track total playing time approximately 60 minutes. This is an unofficial bootleg, released by: SSS (5881 Darlington Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15217) (412-422-3983). [Side A: UFO OR DIE] let's categorize space disco mc4 atomic vomit men suck my stomach much much [side B: Keiji Haino] guitar improvisation (05:43) guitar improvisation (03:54) guitar improvisation (15:10) voice and percussion improvisation (03:59) Haino (flute, percussion) + male Japanese voice + sultry female English voice (sampled?) (02:22) cover design: uncredited Tokyo Flashback Volume Two PSF - PSFD 24 - released 1992 compact disc track 2 - High Rise with Keiji Haino - 3 minutes 59 seconds track 11 - Fushitsusha - 9 minutes 40 seconds White Heaven - Silver Current High-Rise & Keiji Haino - T.F.B (03:59) Maher Shalal Hash Baz - Marble Sheep and the Run-Down Sun's Children - I just stay in the Up-side Over Hang Party - Yura Yura Kingdom - Yuragi - Improvisation Kousokuya - Ghost - Sun Is Tangging Ohkami No Jikan - Thin City Part 2 Fushitsusha - (09:40) photo: uncredited Tokyo Flashback Volume Three PSF - PSFD 34 - released 1993 compact disc track 3 - Fushitsusha - 11 minutes 28 seconds Overhang Party - White Heaven - Midsummer Stroll Fushitusha - (11:28) Cobalt - Kumo To Hae - Bottom of the Night Sweet & Honey - Ritual of the Sun Ghost - Suspect Tells of Dog Under the Sun Dauchi-Hakkensha - Uchu Engine - Maher Shalal Hash Baz - Tapes Shizuka - photo: uncredited Land of the rising noise Charnel House - CHCD 9 - released 1993 compact disc track 12 - Keiji Haino - The man who wring under the name of gratification - 12 minutes 46 seconds Omoide Hatoba - IN Agencement - Tegmen Dissecting Table - Dead Gods Aube - Amniotic Fluid Children Coup d'Etat - Saigo no Hoknoh DMV - Outer Mind Angel in Heavy Syrup - My Dream Merzbow - Moon Over the Bwana A Tokyo Dowser - Suimin Party Edit C.C.C.C - Monde Bizarre Hijokaidan - Sound of Bay Area Keiji Haino - The man who wring under the name of gratification (12:46) cover photo: Ryoichi Yoshida Ambient 4 Isolationism Virgin - 839310 - released 1994 double compact disc disc 1, track 12 - Nijiumu - Once again I cast myself into the flames of atonement - 9 minutes 10 seconds [disc one] KK Null/James Plotkin - lost (held under) Jim O'Rourke - flat without a back Ice - the dredger Raoul Björkenheim - strangers :Zoviet*France: - daisy gun Labradford - air lubricated free axis trainer Techno Animal - self strangulation Paul Schütze - hallucinations (in memory of Reinaldo Arenas) Scorn - silver rain fell (deep water mix) Disco Inferno - lost in fog Total - six Nijiumu - once again I cast myself into the flames of atonement (09:10) [disc two] Aphex Twin -aphex airlines AMM - vandoeure Seefeel - lief 'O'Rang - little sister E.A.R. - hydroponic Sufi - desert flower David Toop/Max Eastley - burial rites (phosphorescent mix) Main - crater scar (adrenochrome) Final - hide Lull - thoughts Thomas Köner - kanon (part one: brohuk) cover photo: uncredited Maboroshi No Sekai Samples Maboroshi No Sekai - MABO 001 - released 1995 compact disc track 12 - Black Stage - Ononoki - 5 minutes 06 seconds Bazooka Joe - jesus vs P.O.N.- petenshi #7 Melt Banana - scissor quiz Ausia - idiot's delight Black Stage - ononoki (05:06) Saga Yuki - fairy's fable Houraku-Ya - mt. kairas Fukuoka Yutaka & Kido Natsuki - take one Ixa-Wud - complex Bondage Fruit - octopus-command-live Painkiller - ayurveda Yoshida Tatsuya & Katsui Yuji - byzantine Isoda Osamu - techno jerky karaoke version ZZZ - swain 20Fingers - welcome to the zoo Harpy - havana Live under the sky with Uchihashi, Hirose, & Katsui - france Katsui Yuji & Ponchi Kyoudai - paku chon 3 cover photo: Sasaki Hideaki Three Fingers and a Fumb Blast First/Disobey - BFFP 107CD - released 1995 double compact disc disc 1, track 10 - Keiji Haino - Untitled guitar, 27 Oct 94 - 6 minutes 40 seconds (38:43-45:23) disc 1, track 13 - Keiji Haino - Untitled percussion, 27 Oct 94 - 3 minutes 07 seconds (52:01-55:08) These tracks are excerpts from the solo Haino concert contained on "Saying I love you I continue to curse myself".  (See Solo Live section of discography.) [disc one] John Oswald - VT Aaron Williamson - untitled 1 September Einheit/Brötzmann - 6 of 7 Stewart Home - grrl power Ether Hogg - their satanic majesties request (greatest hits) Spaceheads Blue Humans - untitled 28 July Peter Brötzmann/Keith Tippet/Uli Kellors - untitled 26 May John Oswald - Z Keiji Haino - untitled guitar, 27 Oct 94 (03:07) George Melly - Urse Sonata Dome - extract of tervis Keiji Haino - untitled percussion, 27 Oct 94 (03:07) [disc two] Robin Cook - maggot surgeons Moonshake/Skree Timelord Arkestra - heart keeps beating John Healey - talks about grass arena Bruce Gilbert - sounds of london Iain Sinclair - radon daughters, chapter 17, pages 408-409 Put Put - superficial thrill (p.s.t.) Terry Edwards - lather, rinse, repeat Phill Niblock = d & d Brian Catling - final segment of cyclops cover photo: uncredited Tokyo Flashback Volume Four PSF - PSFD 69 - released 1995 compact disc track 1 - Keiji Haino - rudra vina solo - 4 minutes 41 seconds Keiji Haino - rudra vina solo (04:41) Broom Dusters - Musica Transonic - weird Puka-puka Brians - On-na Kodomo - Shizuka - Akiyama-Sugimoto - hound dog blues High-Rise - ikon Kakashi - Construction - fade out Psychedelic Crazy Horse - no wave Hikyo String Quintet - strings quintet no. 1 cover photo: uncredited MIAOW! -- Wire Magazine Compilation Big Cat - promo - included in June 1996 issue of Wire Magazine compact disc track 13 - Nijiumu - 3 minutes 12 seconds This track is an excerpt from the Nijiumu concert contained in the Driftworks 4-cd set on Big Cat.  (See the Nijiumu section of discography.) Paul Schütze - go Dirty Three - kim's dirt Daniel Figgis - lucky's bad day E.A.R. - the calm before Francis Grier - sanctus Harmony Rockets - extract from paralyzed mind of teh archangel void Paul Schütze + Phantom City - the big god blows in John Tavener - song for athene Daniel Figgis - extract from lanthon henry parcell - march, thou knowest lord, & canzona thomas köner - taken from driftworks Pauline Oliveros & Rany Rainr-Reusch - in the shadow of the phoenix Nijiumu - live (taken from driftworks) (03:12) cover design: uncredited Tokyo Invasion Volume One -- Cosmic Kurushi Monsters Virgin Tokyo - 7243 8 49175 - 1996 double compact disc disc 1, track 7 - Keiji Haino - You who will in no way, I who can in no way - 5 minutes 50 seconds disc 2, track 4 - Fushitsusha - untitled - 10 minutes 03 seconds disc 2, track 7 - Vajra - Before the snow falls, falling leaves have no meaning - 4 minutes 55 seconds Haino track taken from the album, A Challenge to Fate.   Fushitsusha track taken from the album, The Caution Appears.   Vajra track taken from the album, Tusgaru. [disc one] Musica Transonic - aytybpioys Omoide Hatoba - we are hello Space Streakings - houkago seikean aesthe Jyoji Sawada's Base of Fiction - the quiet noon Ruins - graviyavnosch Demi Semi Quaver - [s]mash room Keiji Haino - You who will in no way, I who can in no way - (05:50) Masaki Batoh - yoo do right Bass Army - owatte inai koto ga aru Hirihito - metaric machine Optical*8 - halle halle [disc two] Shizuka - blood stained blossom Kato Hideki - savage Kazayuki K. Null & Ichiro Agata - love isn't blind Fushitusha - untitled (10:03) Melt Banana - sick zip everywhere Boredoms - pow wow wow Vajra - Before the snow falls, falling leaves have no meaning (04:55) Ground Zero - paraiso 1 Altered States - martzmer High Rise - mira Magical Power Mako - blue dot cover photo: uncredited Halana Magazine compilation halana - issue #2 - 1997 compact disc track 4 - Keiji Haino - hurdy gurdy and voice - 17 minutes 23 seconds Tony Conrad - July, 1995 Alan Lamb - last anzac William Parker - in case of accident Keiji Haino - plays hurdy gurdy (17:23) Pauline Oliveros - Ghostdance: Procession cover design: uncredited Driftworks Sampler Big Cat - AB 1000 CDP - released November, 1997 compact disc - 5 tracks - 37 minutes 36 seconds All tracks and excerpts on this promotional sampler are taken from the Driftworks box set.   (See the Nijiumu section of discography.)   This excerpt differs from the excerpt included on the Miaow! Wire compilation. Paul Schütze - Go (04:27) Paul Schütze - The Drowning (04:07) Pauline Oliveros & Randy Raine-Reusch - Silence Echoes (13:30) Thomas Köner - Nuuk (Day) (07:20) Nijiumu - Extract from 'Live' (08:12) disc design: uncredited How to be big - Play for E.Yazawa Sony - SRCL 4143 - December 12, 1997 compact disc This is a tribute compilation to Japanese rock singer Eikichi Yazawa. track 9 - Vajra (Mikami, Haino, and Ishitsuka) - I love you, OK - 5 minutes 8 seconds (a cover of a song by Yazawa) Kenji Ohtsuki : I Say Good-bye, So Good-bye OTO : A Day Omokage Lucky Hole : Cold Skin Kenzo Saeki featuring Eimy Yamada : China Town THE THRILL : Traveling Bus Tomorou Taguchi : Never Ending Ha?Ha Paradise Garege : Yes My Love 008 (Koutaro Furuichi & Aida Moichi) : Paint It Black Vajra : I Love You OK Metrofalse : Gold Rush Musiques Japonaise indépendantes des années 90 Musea Mag France - no issue number - January, 1999 Sonore-Artzero - SON-03 book + 2 compact discs track 12 - Keiji Haino - voice & electric percussion - 5 minutes 14 seconds [disc one: 90's Japanese Independent Musics] Hoppy Kamiyama - fantasm*b Haco- moonlight in glory Bondage Fruit - prayer Kondo Tatsuo - chrome yellow Trembling Strain - funeral song II Ruins - regard de l'esprit de joie (Messiaen) Tetsuo Furudate - la jetée Gaji - hungry children Yuko Nexus6 - henachoko clock Acid Mother Temple - hello eskimo or polyhedric MU Soh Band - humble paranoia Keiji Haino - voice & electrik percussion (05:14) Filament - a moonshine affair [disc two: Le Meilleur du Rock Progressif Japonais] cover design: uncredited Land of the Rising Noise, Vol.3 Charnel Music - CHCD-33 - April, 1999 compact disc track 9 - Keiji Haino with Coa - Session - 9 minutes 7 seconds Acid Mothers Temple - super sunshine Grind Orchestra - jolly throats I.S.O. - 00:1746 Mitsuru Tabata - untitled K2 - we destroyed barcelona again Mady Gula Blue Heaven - kokorono kakera Shincho 2m - baka yeltsin Kazumoto Endo - untitled Coa & Keiji Haino - session (09:07) Ultra Fuckers - prince of the land of the rising sun Yukiko - okayuya Kaneko Jutoku - the darkness point cover design: Mason Jones/Automatism dolls: Remi Futoyama The Wire Tapper #5 sampler included with the magazine, "The Wire" - issue # 193 - March, 2000 compact disc track 17 - Fushitsusha - Don't be afraid  Even if your nerves snap, you can tie them to a fragment of the universe... - 6 minutes 7 seconds (This is track 3 from the Fushitsusha release I saw it! That which before I could only sense... on Paratactile, PLE1106/07-2. This sampler is available only to subscribers.) Labradford - so remix Stephen Vitiello - nine out of ten VVE- herz Kimmo Pohjonen - anastaja Wire - pink flag/2 Stylus - last seaweed collecting hut at freshwater west, part 1: angle John Wall - construction 1stat/unt/dist (extract) Curd Duca - quiet nights/intro quiet nights Fennesz, O'Rourke, Rehberg - gürtel zwei I'm Sore vs Noise Camp - the best of Daniel Givens - viaduct Arne Nordheim - fonofonier Yo La Tengo - our way to fall Vert - part 4 (edit) Aesop Quartet - egyptian nights Mira Calix - skin with me Fushitsusha - don't be afraid  even if your nerves snap, you can tie them to a fragment of the universe... (06:07) cover design: uncredited Heaven Tapes La Musica Records - tape 135 - recorded 1978-1979, released circa 1999-2000 cassette Description from the La Musica website: A mysterious tape issued by the legendary cult underground magazine "Heaven", only known to a select few. Compiled and produced by Dan Takasugi (cult writer), Harumi Yamazaki and Toshiharu Osato, this documents the best and worst of a series of psychedelic and avant-garde performances held at Minor from '78 to '79. The major artists who played at Minor are all included. No tracks or artist information are given on the cassette. Haino performs on this cassette. The last track of side two can be identified as Fushitsusha. (Note: There is some debate over whether this is an "official release" or a bootleg, owing to a dispute over ownership of the copyright.) No track information given cover design: uncredited Japanese Independent Music Sonore - SON-11 - 2001 book - 362 pages compact disc - 18 tracks This book + cd set is a vastly expanded translation of the French book + cd set Musiques Japonaise indépendantes des années 90. The book upgrades from 128 to 362 pages. The French version came with one cd of Independent Japanese Music and one cd of Japanese Progressive Rock. This new English version comes with one cd of Independent Japanese Music. This 18-track compilation cd is different from the 13-track compilation cd that accompanied the French version. The Keiji Haino track is the same on both versions of the compilation. track 3 - Keiji Haino - voice & electric percussion - 5 minutes 19 seconds Wono Satoru - Allegro Yuko Nexus6 - N.S.K.K coming soon Keiji Haino - voice & electrik percussion (05:19) Harpy - Sash Gaji - Trippin' under a chargin' sphere Hoppy Kamiyama - fantasm*b Furudate Tetsuo - La Jetée Hair Stylistics - Impression of nasty dread KK Null - BDDM Kangaroo Paw - Osusowake Sawada Jyoji - Enfant terrible Haco- moonlight in glory Bondage Fruit - prayer Ruins - Guamallapish Acid Mother Temple - hello eskimo or polyhedric MU eX-Girl - Zozoi The*Saboten - I.K.U. cover design: extract from "Violence Bijin" by Daisuke Ichiba Live at Tonic, Volume 1 Tonic, New York, New York - No label - compact disc, released: September, 2002 This cd is a limited edition of 2000 available only from the Tonic Box Office. Arto Lindsay - Ex-Prequica (4:54) Emergency: John Zorn, John Medeski, Marc Ribot & Ben Perowsky - Colombo (14:05) Joey Baron & Vinicius Cantuaria - Banquet (7:11) Dougie Bowne's Peninsula - Cocktail (6:50) Derek Bailey & Min Xiao-Fen - Fortune (5:50) Erik Friedlander, Sylvie Courvoisier & Ikue Mori - Opaline (07:57) Z'EV, Haino Keiji & Ikue Mori - Road To Infinity (09:02) from 11/15/99 Susie Ibarra Trio - Magandang Araw (07:06) Loren Mazzacane Connors & Kim Gordon - Loren's Birthday (07:59) Marina Rosenfeld & Raz Mesinai - Lover's Quarrel (03:44) cover design: Chippy (Heung Heung Chin) The Wire 20 1982-2002: Audio Issue MUTE - CDSTUMM220 - triple compact disc, released: November 18, 2002 A triple CD box set specially compiled to mark The Wire's 20th anniversary. Track 10 of disc three of this compilation is a Fushitsusha track, previously released as Track 5 (04:42) on "The Caution Appears" (Les disques du soleil et de l'acier, CDSA 54039, 1995). The November 2002 Issue (#225) of The Wire comes with a double cd with 31 of these songs. However, the Haino track is not included. disc one Steve Lacy The Wire Ennio Morricone (with Gruppo Di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza) Seguita Coil Wrong Eye Hands To Egress (excerpt) David Toop & Max Eastley Buried Dreams Vivian Jackson & King Tubby Tubby's Vengeance Fennesz Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder) Derek Bailey M 5 Traditional Musicians, Bali Cockfight - Trance In Paksabali And Kesiman - Gamelan Beleganjur Einstrzende Neubauten Pygmen AMM After Rapidly Circling The Plaza (excerpt) Mars 11,000 Volts Cabaret Voltaire Breathe Deep Tony Conrad with Faust The Death Of The Composer Was In 1962 Designer Vandal Torture Soaking Bodies In Dub Fela Kuti Shenshema disc two The Art Ensemble Of Chicago Illistrum Sonic Youth Expressway To Yr Skull Spring Heel Jack/The Blue Series Continuum Salt This Heat Paper Hats Stereolab & Nurse With Wound Simple Headphone Mind Jac Berrocal Rock 'N' Roll Station Sun Ra & His Solar-Myth Arkestra Ancient Ethiopia Christian Marclay Jukebox Capriccio John Cage Williams Mix Yoshihide Otomo Cathode #4: Soundcheck Version Bjrk Headphones Pauline Oliveros I (excerpt) disc three Keith Hudson Satan Side Terry Riley Music For The Gift Part 1 William S Burroughs (with Ian Sommerville) Silver Smoke Of Dreams Suicide Rocket USA Supersilent 4.2 Pan Sonic Vaihe (Fn) Deutsch-Amerikanische Freundschaft Kebabtrume Larry Young Khalid Of Space Part 2 - Welcome David Behrman (with Gordon Mumma) Players With Circuits Fushitsusha The Caution Appears Part 5 John Coltrane (with Alice Coltrane) Living Space John Fahey Some Summer Day Diamanda Gals 25 Minutes To Go cover design: Non-Format (www.non-format.com) The Festival Beyond Innocence cd Series A Brief History in 67 Chapters Innocent Records - FBI Disc FBI 102, 103, 104 & 105 - four compact discs - 2002 FBI (Festival Beyond Innocence) is an imprint of the Innocence (formerly Zenbai) label of Kazuhisa Uchihashi. Haino appears on three tracks of disc three. Dates: November 21 and 22, 1998; November 20 and 21, 1999. Track 3 - Haino (guitar, vocal), Tsuyama Atsushi (bass), Samm Bennett (drums) 1998 (07:55) Track 8 - Haino (vocal, wavedrum), Inada Makoto (bass, vocal) 1998 (05:01) Track 12 - guitar panic! - Haino/KK Null/Imahori Tsuneo/Uchihashi Kazuhisa (guitars) 1998 (06:45) Produced by Uchihashi Kazuhisa, mastered by Ito Haruna and Samm Bennett. disc one (October 9 & 10, 1996 & October 10 & 11, 1997) Otomo Yoshihide, Iwasaki Tetsuji & Kojima Takashi Bidziliba (Fuchigami Junko, Furutaro, Era Mari, & Funato Hiroshi) Umezu Kazutoki & Otani Yasuhiro Psychoacoustic (Elliott Sharp & Zeena Parkins) Tanaka Yumiko, Samm Bennett & Uchihashi Kazuhisa Suonomono (Akamatsu Masayuki, Yamaji Atsushi, Kitahara Keiichi & Kitahara Takayuki) Ruins (Yoshida Tatsuya & Sasaki Hisashi) & Otomo Yoshihide Royal Queezit (Emi Eleonola, Katsui Yuji) & Yagi Michiyo Omoide Hatoba (Yamamoto Seiichi, Tsuyama Atsushi, Atari & Ogushi Takashi) Tsuyama Atsushi, Takara Kumiko & Era Mari Emi Eleonola & Samm Bennett Bob Ostertag & Otomo Yoshihide Chino Shuichi & Yamamoto Seiichi Martin Tétreault & Uchihashi Kazuhisa Kam-pas-nel-la (Haco, Zeena Parkins, Samm Bennett, Uchihashi Kazuhisa) Leonid Soybelman, Nasuno Mitsuru, & Ichiraku Yoshimitsu disc two (October 10 & 11, 1997 & November 21 & 22, 1998) Hans Reichel Machida Ko, Yamamoto Seiichi & Uchihashi Kazuhisa Katsui Yuji & Kinoshita Kazushige Chiku Toshiaki, Haco & Takara Kumiko Makigami Koichi & Thomas Buckner Hans Reichel Wono Satoru & Matsuzaki Junichi 30th Century (Kawabata Minoru, Inada Makoto & Yuko Nexus 6) Pon (Uemura Masahiro, Hirose Junji, Takara Kumiko, Tzuboguchi Masayasu & Shimizu Rei) Hikutasu (Chiku Toshiaki, Ezaki Masafumi, Sekijima Takero, Ogata Takero & Uchihashi Kazuhisa) Tanaka Yumiko & Kido Natsuki Kingjoe (Sasaki Hideaki & Masuko Tatsuki) & Diesel Guitar Happiness Proof (Haco, Tsuyama Atsushi, Christopher Stephens & Ichiraku Yoshimitsu) & Sotoyama Akira Harpy (Itoken, Kyoko, Onotetsu & Suzuki) Kawabata Makoto Makigami Koichi & Altered States (Uchihashi Kazuhisa, Nasuno Mitsuru, & Yoshigaki Yasuhiro) Tzuboguchi Masayasu & Iwata Ko Hans Reichel, Harada Takashi & Samm Bennett disc three (November 21 & 22, 1998 & November 20 & 21, 1999) Steve Beresford & Altered States (Uchihashi Kazuhisa, Nasuno Mitsuru, & Yoshigaki Yasuhiro) Helge Hinteregger, Yagi Michiyo, & Era Mari Haino Keiji, Tuyama Atsushi & Samm Bennett Kang Tae Hwan & Enka (Uchihashi Kazuhisa & Yoshigaki Yasuhiro) Steve Beresford Chino Shuichi & Uchihashi Kazuhisa Phantasmagoria (Uchihashi Kazuhisa, Iwata Ko, Ezaki Masafumi, Ando Makiko, Inada Makoto, Kojima Takashi, Ichiraku Yoshimitsu) Haino Keiji & Inada Makoto Pa-pa (Inada Makoto, Katori Koichiro & Mizutani Yasuhisa) Imai Kazuo Ando Makiko, Yuko Nexus 6 & Unami Taku Guitar Panic! (Haino Keiji, KK Null, Imahori Tsuneo & Uchihashi Kazuhisa) Steve Beresford Haco & Coa (Eddie & Bill) Yanagawa Yoshinori & Katori Koichiro Ne Zhdali (Leonid Soybelman, Andrei Kulagin, Ilya Komarov, Oleg Davidovitch, Vadim Veeremaa & Vitaly Redchits) disc four (November 21 & 22, 1998 & November 18 & 19, 2000) Kakitsubata (Tagawa Masayasu, Tanimoto Syunsuke, Inoue Hideki, Nakayama Hironari, Nisikawa Bunsyo) Eugene Chadbourne & Samm Bennett Joelle Leandre & Era Mari Formant Brothers (Miwa Masahiro & Sakonda Nobuyasu) Skist (Ito Haruna & Samm Bennett) & Kang Tae Hwan Shelley Hirsch, Takahashi Yuji, & Uchihashi Kazuhisa Eugene Chadbourne, Yamamoto Seiichi & Yagi Michiyo Chou (Kimura Fumihiko, Kojima Takashi & Ezaki Masafumi) Hose (Unami Taku, Hattori Reiji, Izumi Tomoya, Koike Toshihiro, Ezaki Masafumi) Won Jiksoo, Yamamoto Seiichi, Kawabata Minoru & Ichiraku Yoshimitsu Hannoda Taku Han Bennink, Uchihashi Kazuhisa & Ezaki Masafumi Mutant (Iwata Ko, Mizutani Yasuhisa, Inoue Satoshi, Uchihashi Kazuhisa) & Haco Joelle Leandre, Chino Shuichi & Unami Taku Fuchigami to Funato (Fuchigami Junko & Funato Hiroshi) & Tanaka Yumiko Kang Tae Hwan, Yamamoto Seiichi & Inada Makoto Purist (Yamamoto Seiichi & Uchihashi Kazuhisa) cover design: Kurose Masaru Yuji Itsumi Jiyu no ishi (Free Will) PSF -- PSFB-1 -- release date: February 1, 2003 compact disc - 9 tracks - 62 minutes 06 seconds book - 124 pages This book contains photographs of various musicians associated with the PSF label as well as European and American collaborators. The book is in Japanese only. The book comes with a cd of exclusive tracks by people whom Itsumi has photographed. This book and cd set was released in a limited edition of 500. Kazuo Imai - percussion (08:23) Motoharu Yoshizawa - bass (08:29) Yoshihide Otomo - electronics (07:13) Derek Bailey - guitar (02:52) Toshiaki Ishizuka - percussion (04:48) Keiji Haino - voice and sampler (07:36) Hiroshi Kawani - voice and more (08:03) Chie Mukai - voice, piano, percussion (06:34) Kan Mikami & Masayoshi Urabe - voice, guitar & sax (08:03) cover photo: Yuji Itsumi November Music Festival 2000 As The World Turns November Music -- NM-004 -- release date: November, 2001 double compact disc - 13 tracks - 133 minutes 48 seconds The November Music Festival is an annual festival that takes place in three cities, 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands; Ghent, Belgium; & Essen, Germany. Every year the festival has a theme. In 2000, the theme was "East meets West". The line-up included Roscoe Mitchell, Machine For Making Sense, Chris Mann, David Shea, Pluto, etc. There were three concerts by Fushitsusha Friday 17th of November: W2, Boschdijkstraat 100, 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands: 23.00 hr Saturday 18th November: Vooruit, Sint-Pietersnieuwstraat 23, 9000 Ghent, Belgium: 23.00 hr Sunday 19th of November: Folkwanh Hochschule, Klemensborn 39, 45239 Essen, Germany, 21.30/22.00 hr The line-up for Fushitusha featured Yasushi Ozawa on bass and Haino on percussion and vocals. The compilation includes one Fushitusha track from 17.11.00 concert at the W2 Concert Hall, 's-Hertogenbosch. disc one: various artists Roscoe Mitchell - Improvisation 59A for solo soprano saxophone (21:51) David Dramm - Orange Slice part 3 (16:09) Fushitusha - Everything will not permit itself to keep on using the excuse to itself that things will change (23:29) Tjerk van der Ham - Strong Quartext for string quartet and rap (08:03) disc two: Boudewijn Buckinx Compassion Gatha of Impermanence Koan Gatha of Buddha Mahaprajnaparamita-Hridaya Sutra Namu Amida Butsu Lankavatara Sutra Kwannon Sutra Orategama cover design: Kinkorn (Maarten Meevis) Boku no te ni tsukamtte Ear Disk -- EAR-007 -- release date: September 15, 2002 compact disc - 5 tracks - 26:49 minutes This compilation contains two Haino tracks. Track 1. Boku no te ni tsukmatte - Haino (guitar), Keiichi Sokabe (reading), Bonstar, and Tomonao (04:28) Track 4. Te o kazashite mitara subete koko de matte ita - Haino (03:28) cover design: unknown Ikiru Ear Disk -- EAR-008 -- release date: September 15, 2002 compact disc - 17 tracks - 74:41 minutes This compilation contains two Haino tracks. Track 1. Umi e - Haino, Keiichi Sokabe, Bonstar, Tomonao (12:31) Track 16. Te o sashidashite miru to modotte yuku to iu yawarakana hitotsu no hibiki ni natte yuku - Haino (00:29) cover design: unknown Genya Concert subtitled: maboroshi no no wa genshutsu shita ka/'71 Nihon Genyasai Sanritsuka de odore Flying Publishers - box + 2xCD + DVD - FLPB-001 (box), FLPC-005/006 (cds), FLPD-001 (dvd) - released November 25th, 2003, recorded 1971 compact disc #1 - 11 tracks - 47 minutes 05 seconds compact disc #2 - 8 tracks - 51 minutes 00 seconds digital video disc - 3 tracks - 24 minutes 12 seconds The two compact discs provide a complete reissue of the original double album compilation, listed as Genya Concert/Concert at Illusion Field above. The Lost Aaraaff track is an excerpt from the Lost Aaraaff concert, which has been released in its entirety on disc one of the 1995 Soul's True Love 4-CD boxed set.  (See Lost Aaraaff section of discography.) The DVD contains a documentary about the festival, by the director, Kenji Aoike. The DVD does NOT include any footage of Lost Aaraaff - the only music stuff on it is part of the Zuno Keisatsu set. compact disc # 1 contents Speech (3:11) Masayuki Takayanagi New Direction Unit, "Namida - La Grima" (6:19) Speech (1:41) Shun Ochiai Trio, "Weeping Love Glass - The Fleet Circus" (9:22) Speech (2:45) Speech (3:54) Mototeru Takagi Trio, "Face" (8:24) Speech (1:34) DEW, "Futari no blues" (4:08) DEW, Natsu no owari" (5:05) Speech (0:42) compact disc # 2 contents Blues Creation, "Genbaku otoshi", "Warui yume" (8:29) Speech (3:53) Fujin Kodotai, "Sessesse", "Takeda bushi" (traditional dance) (11:18) Zuno Keisatsu, "Sekai kakumei senso sengen" (2:41) Zuno Keisatsu, "Ju o tore" (7:32) Zuno Keisatsu, "Sect boogie-woogie" (2:08) Zuno Keisatsu, "Ju o tore (encore)" (5:01) Lost Aaraaff, "Hell of screams" (9:58) digital video disc contents (06:43) (08:56) (08:33) box cover cd cover dvd cover Electric Pure Land STARS subtitled: Underground Volume One Dead Flower - JRDF-0001 - release date December 26, 2003 compact disc - 4 tracks - 55 minutes 15 seconds digital video disc - 2 tracks - 26 minutes 54 seconds The line-up for Lost Aaraaff is given as Keiji Haino (vocals) Takahashi (drums) Suda (piano) Saito (bass) compact disc contents Lost Aaraaff, "1999 nen no hohoemi" (recorded Jan 26, 1974 at Sugino Kodo, Meguro) (30:36) Hiroshi, summer '73 (06:10) Masato Minami, Back Page Studio May '79 (08:12) Lost Aaraaff, private session July '73 (10:17) digital video disc contents Electric Pure Land 5 document May 1974, Hibiya Yagai Ongakudo-- "Rallizes Special Session" at a May '74 festival. The line-up is listed as Mizutani, Hiroyuki Takahashi, Acid Seven, Keiji Haino, Kenny Inoue, Masato Minami etc, but with background music from Rallizes (i.e. It is unclear whether the visuals and music are entirely unconnected). (21:30) Rallizes live at the Sunset Glow festival in August '76. (5:24) cover design: DADA Undecided JMSA Presents Wave From Free Music PSF Records -- PSFD-153 -- release date: April 25, 2004 compact disc - 6 tracks - 60:56 minutes This cd is a document of a monthly series of lecture/concerts produced by a Japanese photographer, Yuji Itsumi. The series ran from Sept 2003 to Feb 2004, at Mesar Haus in Tokyo. Each concert was preceded by either a lecture or a dialogue between Itsumi and that month's invited musician. Here is a quote from Itsumi's notes about the Haino concert, included in the CD booklet: My dialogue with Haino-san began while we were still in the traffic jam on the way to the venue. We talked about these things. Jimmy Guiffre, The Doors, The Beatles' "Eight Day A Week", Hiroshi Kawani, junkies, drugs, anarchy and anarchism, anarchists, Fushitsusha, Buddhism, rock and language, the encounter between man and music, politics and music, Haino stated "I like the music of Iraq", life events and what can be expressed in music, the naming of Fushitsusha and anarchy, "I've been listening to Archie Shepp's version of the standard 'Deja Vu'. It's fantastic. There's no way anyone who has played a lot of free music can play a bad version of a standard", Kazuo Ohno, etc etc. Our conversation in the car lasted two and half hours. Keiji Haino (hurdy-gurdy, etc.) September 20, 2003 at Mesar House, Tokyo (10:39) Kazuo Imai (guitar) Junichiro Okuchi (piano) Michihiro Sato (tsugaru shamisen) Yoshihide Otomo (turn-table) Masayoshi Urabe (alto sax) cover design: unknown Pol 6 - Festival Neue Musik Pol - Music -- no catalog number -- release date: unknown but before May, 2004 CD-R - 6 tracks - ?? minutes ?? seconds This original issue CD-R was a demo only release. It presents performances from the sixth Pol festival - Festival Neue Musik, which ran from September 27 to 29, 2001 at Kunstlerhaus Mousonturm Frankfurt, Germany. Keiji Haino (solo) Misha Mengelberg (solo) Ryoji Ikeda (solo) Phil Niblock (solo) Theo Blackmann (solo) Dorothea Schurch/Michael Seigner/Ernst Thoma (trio) cover design: unknown Alchemy and PSF 20th Anniversary Promotional CD Compilation PSF/Alchemy - AP-20TH-PRO - release date: November, 2004 compact disc - 10 tracks - 73 minutes 58 seconds Both Alchemy and PSF celebrated their 20th anniversaries in 2004. To mark the occasion they held a joint campaign, running from July 25th through September 25th. If you sent in stickers from a selected list of Alchemy and PSF CDs (20 PSF titles 20 Alchemy titles, and 2 new compilations on Teichiku), you could get a variety of unreleased items. Two stickers got you a compilation cd with unreleased tracks by Kan Mikami, Keiji Haino, Hijokaidan, Oshiripenpenzu, etc. Three stickers got you the CD and a live DVD(R) containing tracks by Haino, Kazuki Tomokawa, Jojo Hiroshige, Masonna, Ultra Bide, etc. The last date for sending in stickers was 10 October, and the goods were dispatched during November. untitled - Jojo Hiroshige, Yasushi Ozawa & Toshi Ishizuka (03:37) Sleep Valley - Go Hirano (02:15) Kenshi no ichigeki (avant-garde version) - Kazuki Tomokawa (05:13) guitar solo 2003 - Kazuo Imai (10:12) untitled - Haino (gtr), Kan Mikami (piano), and Toshi Ishizuka (drums) (08:51) Ya! Ya! Ya! - Oshiri-Penpens (02:41) Snow in March - Jojo Hiroshige (07:46) Live at CCA - Space Machine (10:14) untitled - Hijokaidan with Solmania (10:14) Konna hazu ja nai (It shouldn't be this way) - Keiji Haino (gtr,vo) (12:55) cover design: unknown Tokyo Flashback Volume 5 Compilation PSF - PSFD-159 - released February 22, 2005 compact disc - 10 tracks - 74 minutes 48 seconds This compilation features Haino on one track as DJ. Aural Fit / Behind 20, Beyond 20K White Heaven / Mandrax Town (Live Version) Kyoaku no Intention / Kyoaku blues II Kabemimi / Midori no hitomi Suisho no fune / Kuroi kage Keiji Haino / Chushin yori wazuka 2cm no tokoro ni uchimachigawareta "." (11:30) Hisato Higuchi / cluster of lights Tsurunoko / Mitai Overhang Party / Prayer of a fool Marble Sheep / FLA FLA HEAVEN cover design: unknown PSF & Alchemy 20th Anniversary Concert PSF Records - PSFD-160 - release date April 25, 2005 1 compact disc - 8 tracks - 67 minutes 22 seconds This compilation features selections from the joint PSF & Alchemy 20th Anniversary Concert, which was held on two dates: on September 8, 2004 at Hatsudai Doors and on September 29, 2004 at the Super Deluxe, in Tokyo. Sep. 8, 2004 Kan Mikami & Jojo Hiroshige (10:25) Exias-J (11:11) Kazuo Imai & Incapacitants (08:04) Marble Sheep (03:48) Sep. 29, 2004 Keiji Haino & Munehiro Narita(14:50) L & Friends (05:47) Junko & Masayoshi Urabe (03:07) Takashi Ueno & Go Hirano (10:10) cover design: unknown Uramado 2nd Anniversary no label - no catalog number - release date: 2005 1 compact disc - 4 tracks - 28 minutes 34 seconds Uramado is a Tokyo venue. This release commemorates its second anniversary. This release was produced in a limited, numbered edition of 100. Yoshihide Otomo - "Aoi tako" - 2004.09.05@uramado (05:13) Tori Kudo "Natsu" - 2004.05.05@uramado (06:01) Tamio Shiraishi + Tori Kudo - 2005.03.15@theatre poo (03:19) Keiji Haino - "Fuwa fuwa/Acchi" - 2003.10.11@uramado (14:01) cover design: heiQuiti HARATA @ EDiX, August, 2005 Not Alone Médicins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) Benefit cd set Durtro/Jnana - Durtro Jnana 1963 - release date February 14, 2006 5 compact discs - 86 tracks - ?? minutes ?? seconds This compilation features a short piece by Haino. It is curated by Mark Logan and David Michael. It is edited by David Tibet of Current 93. All profits go to Médicins Sans Frontières working with AIDS patients in West Africa. Disc One Fly Away And Then What - irr.app.ext A Song For You - Damon And Naomi Brian - John Contreras Mirror - Forgotten Language Of Light In Lieu Of - Fursaxa When You Found Me - Baby Dee Yesterday I Was A Cow - Howie B Sea World - Tom Recchion A Song For The Appeal - Matmos Sweet Shadow Heart - Blue Eyed Black An Exploration Of A Spacious Yet Enclosed Domain (excerpt) - Eric Lanzilotta Freddy And Me - Little Annie It's Coming - Colin Potter fleeing panic-stricken shriveled equal temperament- Keiji Haino (electronics, flute) (06:04) On Another's Sorrow - Allen Ginsberg A Sight To Behold - Devendra Banhart With Out Borders - David Surkamp Disc Two Mantra - Jarboe The First Flower People - L Do You Want To Go Somewhere - Richard Buckner Indulge Yourself With Our Delicious Monster - Cyclob You Will Be The Sun - Six Organs Of Admittance Poor Sally Sits A Weeping - Dolly Collins Because - William Basinski Sticks And Stones - Edward Ka-Spel Il Sogno Di Momi - Larsen The Same But Different - Vashti Bunyan Song For My Father - Angels Of Light Star Malloy - Thighpaulsandra In The Clouds - Suishou No Fune Change My World (Alternative Mix) - Pantaleimon Moment - Aube Denial - Durt Sombebody - Michael Yonkers Disc Three Someone Always Talks - Bevis Frond Snowballin' - Sarah Hallman The Transit Rider - Faun Fables Unbelievable - Luke Doucet Right On The Line - Jad Fair Endless - Unveiled Hole In My Soul - Antony Espoir Guerison - Charlemagne Palestine House Of Constant Song - Alex Neilson And Richard Youngs Hit The Road - Anamoanon Back Home Again - James William Hindle The Beat Goes On - Isobel Campbell Prah Pip Ta - The Bricoleur Long Dark Shadow - Sorrow I Need Direction (Alternate Version) - Teenage Fanclub Therapy - Mary 5E Crazy Horses - Sundial Disc Four Helioqabalus - Jeremy Reed Huntsville Affair - NQ Arbuckle No Thing - Shannon Lyon The Work Of Washing - The Hafler Trio Judgment Day - Marissa Nadler Flowers For Yulia - Max Richter It's The Small Things Now - Bill Fay Song For Doctors Without Borders - Bonnie "Prince" Billy Waiting For The Sky To Fall - Lynn Jackson Ubu Noir - Nurse With Wound The Glacial Lake - Clodagh Simonds Come My Love - Shirley Collins Pirates - 7 Year Rabbit Cycle Stoney Mansion - John Terrill Our Lady Of The Barren Tree - Brett Smiley Parallelograms - Linda Perhacs Sunset - Current 93 Our Lady - Pearls Before Swine Sex Addiction - Thurston Moore Disc Five Our Love My Love - Marc Almond Crow Flies - Simon Finn The Gate Of Polished Horn - Stephanie Volkmar City Of Dreams - Small Creatures Thee Seeding Ship - Thee Majesty Noru - Jim O'Rourke Shadow Makes A Snow Angel - Scott Stapleton Everything Was Handed Down - John Maslen Over The Sea - Jooel Bump - Ghostigital The Robin's Tiny Throat - Amy Curl Wild Spaces - srmeixner Arts Lab - Mount Vernon Broccoli - Coil Aaron's Rod (Spared) - Shock Headed Peters Daggma - Ghost cover design: Rick Klaver Various Artists Underground Tracks 70's Dead Flower - JRDF0014/5 - projected release date: March 25, 2006 2 compact discs - 14 tracks - 118 minutes 49 seconds Track five on disk one is the Lost Aaraaff track, "Private Session 1", recorded in January 1972 at Blue Cheer, Meguro, Tokyo. For what it's worth, this track sounds nothing like any and all previously released tracks by Lost Aaraaff. This has no piano, no sax, no vocals but is strictly drums and perhaps a little bit of feedback. Disc One (05:46) (04:51) (10:03) (11:23) Contradition World - Lost Aaraaff (11:41) (09:54) (11:26) Disc Two (11:12) (05:13) (06:45) (06:18) (15:39) (03:19) (05:19) cover design: Taisuke Morishita Substantials # 3 Center for Contemporary Art, KITAKYUSHU - CCA - release date: November, 2007 book - 108 pages - isbn 978-4-901387-72-9 compact disc - 5 tracks - 53 minutes 10 seconds Keiji Haino The wish that nothing can be done, but then, which gushes out of the subconscious of transformation (16:00) Dickson Dee Walkon on the Street (10:27) William Bennett Kitakyushu Live Set (06:49) Russell Haswell Meteorological Disturbance (09:52) Toshiji Mikawa Ikkism condensed (10:02) cover design: Masahide Yoshida U.F.O.Club Tokyo Japan Vol.4 Underground Freak Out Club since 1996 Captain Trip - CTCD-623 (UFO-004) - release date: May 20, 2008 compact disc - 11 tracks - 56 minutes 49 seconds Chuuchonaku Imiwo Tokihanate - SANHEDRIN (KEIJI HAINO,MITSURU NASUNO,TATSUYA YOSHIDA) (04:24) Dream On You - VAMPIRE! (03:31) Anzensochi - PINK GROUP (05:14) Fo Of U - INCAPACITANTS (05:04) Social Confidence Enhancement - KYOZINYUENIDEKAI (03:03) Uwa No Sora - TOTSUZEN DANBALL (04:47) Date (?) - AI ASO (04:53) Odysseia - CORE OF BELLS (07:25) Hanaga Saite - ECD+ILLICIT TSUBOI+KEIJI HAINO (06:06) Yume Wa Yoru Hiraku - KAN MIKAMI (05:04) Jealous Guy - JEAN & DESOLATION ANGELS (07:42) cover design: Shintaro Sakamoto Various Artists Ah, Oiro Naoshi Imperial Records - TECN-35885 - release date: April, 2003 2 x compact disc - 34 tracks - ?? minutes ?? seconds Track ten on disk one is the Haino track. It is credited to Haino solo, but the track title is the same as track 6 on the first Aihiyo album. Disc One Michiro Endo Hyakkei no gyoretsu Chu-Doku Rogue Haruo Chikada & Haruofon Jun Togawa Morio Agata Death March Kantai Akiko Yano Keiji Haino (Hone made aishite) Shizuru Ohtaka Tokyo Panorama Mambo Boys Hako Yamazaki Jun Togawa Keith Jun Togawa Death March Kantai Disc Two Kai Band Tokyo Panorama Mambo Boys Yoko Murakoshi Death March Kantai RC Succession Shizuru Ohtaka Naoto Takenaka Dock-Rock-Bie Yoko Hayami Down Town Boogie Band Mimori Yusa Karen Kirijima Shizuru Ohtaka Kan Mikami Kaientai Jun Togawa Death March Kantai cover design: unknown