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Contagious Orgasm - One Drop Water

Recommended by us on 13th January 2011

One Drop Water by Contagious Orgasm

5...according to our on Thu 13 Jan, 2011.

This is the alias of Hiroshi Hashimoto who's been busy over the years with releases on a ton of labels from Tesco Organization through to Harbinger sound and Ant-Zen. The first cut 'At The National Border' is stunning with it's electronic bleeps, bells and strings which make way for a breathtaking vocal surrounded by a chorus of vocal drones. I can imagine this soundtracking an epic Samurai movie. Just when you think things couldn't any better the track switches gear and I'm left in goosebump city. 'Wavelength To Amplify' has Hiroshi bring the noise with pounding drums, manipulated samples and acidic squiggles perhaps recalling bits of Meat Beat Manifesto. 'Acid Rain 2' on the B-side has some brain melting synthesizer sounds give way to a piano motif, congas, melancholy strings and sampled dialogue then a big thumping slow and heavy kick drum drops by. Highly original audio which is increasingly rare these days.

Hiroshi Hashimoto has been recording as Contagious Orgasm since 1987. Spanning the diverse anthology of releases from his own label SSM to Ant-Zen recordings, he has now graced Record Label Records with his aural presence. Gaining popularity early on in the harsh japanese noise scene along with other artists such as Aube, Massona, MSBR, and Telepherique, Hiroshi's sound has gone through an extraordinary evolution: from horror movie-like sound beds to abstract beat oriented electronic music and even dub.

TRACKS

   1. At The National Border with Jack or JiveListen
   2. A Wavelength To AmplifyListen
   3. Acid Rain 2

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