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Endless Ascent is currently operating as a net.label dedicated to releasing light ambient, atmospheric and space music from around the world. Nathan Larson (Bunk Data) is the founder of the Endless Ascent label. Ryuta.k (OVDK) is a dark ambientalist also belongs to our usyukuro label. This is a new release by ovdk & Bunk Data on Endless Ascent. We don't understand the meaning of Cybernetic Recursion,

But it seems beyond petty human experience - at least we hope it is.

These soundscapes generally reminds us of the 3.11.2011 heavy disaster. At first you must notice it from their tracks name before listning to the tracks. The music provides ambientic tranquility with a slightly experimental element and subtle glitch contrast which gave us both a sinister and anxious feeling. We fought to hold back thoughts of the Aftermath. Then we must forget about something like this and return to Cybernetic Recursion or abstract thought and focus on the patterns.

Ovdk explains their artwork on the new release was made from a Fukusima radiation leakage map. Many people will not notice it because it's very small and they made radical change to radiation leaked map near the nuclear power plant. It seems like universe has denied. Ovdk denied and hate their work with strong relation to tsunami, EARTHQUAKE , NUCLEAR crisis when we met him and we debated. This time, Ovdk & Bunk Data's work seems very sipmle in general but we liked it very much. We hope it will not be Ovdk's(a.k.a Ryu) last musical work.
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Ergo Phizmiz
Composer, Artist, Writer, DJ, Collagist

Performed on voice, electric guitar, bass guitar, organ, harmonium, mandolin, wheel, turntable, drums, digital-delay, tape recorder, in an evening of extreme decadence and a sorry, slightly painful morning.

We like to call this music Decadence'n'Roll (thanks Christopher Lee).









With deepest apologies to everyone Vulnavia phoned during the recording sessions. And to Benny Bjorn.

And big thanks to Lady SD.


Sponsored (unofficially) by Smirnoff Vodka.


Dedicated to Kerry Katona & Chuck Berry.


Recorded 27th-28th October 2011 at Grindia, Bridport.

"Honey honey, Lich Me Baby, aha!"

Four 12" single-press vinyl for sale ..... as limited as they come, grab 'em!
The first four installments of six, unique vinyl records. There is one copy of each up for grabs, so be quick. Each of the records comes in one-off, handmade artwork of wallpaper, wrapping paper, paint, craft paper, and marker pen, lovingly handcrafted by Ergo Phizmiz.

Due to the single-press nature of each vinyl, we are selling them for £30 a piece, plus £5 shipping. You want one? Yes..... so e-mail me on ergophizmiz at gmail dot com and Paypal details will be forwarded.....

1) "Before I Acquired My Tardis" - 12" single-press vinyl with handmade artwork - THIS RECORD HAS NOW FOUND A HAPPY HOME
Experiments in ambient and drone music, made using voice, instruments and computers, exploring relationships between space, time, and depth in composition, before I acquired my Tardis. Recorded in Lincoln, UK, 2002-2004.

FRIDAY, 2 JANUARY 2009

Un Nuit Dystopia / Hommage Michel Foucault
A new mp3 compilation features a brand spanking new Ergo Phizmiz track "Mystery of Hadness". The album, entitled "Un Nuit Dystopia" also contains composition from Ryuta K, Henry Gwiazda, Sara Ayers, Kol Sonzgln, Bunk Data, and Makryham.

You can download the entire thing for free here.
mickey nakayama seems belong to band"Zizek in coma"


CAN REACH me via thatiswaste@myspace.com
.. First thing first, I don't know who you are and who I am even. "Stands tip toe on the misty mountain tops. I must be gone and live, or stay and die."- William Shakespeare. Hmm,..it seems that everything is a kind of paradox. Only the thing I know is everyone dies alone. So, until the day coming, I would be always looking for the evidence which I'm alive. He's always watching me from the sky, I believe. Besides, for the people who have gone, leaving me, I play the guitar, writing and singing the songs to create my own music. I do not care others, like how someone plays. There is my own. It might be such a cheap rock stuff,...??? But no one can disturb me. I must not stop the due for my life. That's such the music. Well, I'm always improvising when play the guitar since I try to change something by each time to express what I actually feel at that time.
.. Here is Mickey's history: Born in Yokohama, started learning the guitar, classical music style, when I was 13 year-old school boy. But I stopped it soon since that lesson had bored me. After a few years later, many great rock music have knocked me out. Since that day, I have being thinking that I should play the guitar with my own style.
Now I play the guitar and sing my songs which I wrote. I am(/was) belonging to following bands;
- Diamond Lights as Diamond Head cover band, the only one in the world, mabye.


song;
Lycopersicon esculentum mill

zizek in coma is dark dense band since 2010,
formerly members of Dia,Overdose Kunst,
Nukey pikes(Now replaced),KolSonzlgn.
zizek in coma belongs to
net based indie label usyukuro.
zizek in coma (Zic) got styles
such as heavy,experimental,wicca,
4thworld,political,postrock,etc..
Japan Earthquake 2011: 'Most Severe Crisis' Since World War II, Prime Minister Says TAGAJO, Japan (AP) -- The death toll in Japan's earthquake and tsunami will likely exceed 10,000 in one state alone, an official said Sunday, as millions of survivors were left without drinking water, electricity and proper food along the pulverized northeastern coast. "This is Japan's most severe crisis since the war ended 65 years ago," Prime Minister Naoto Kan told reporters, adding that Japan's future would be decided by the response to this crisis. (SCROLL DOWN FOR LIVE UPDATES) Although the government doubled the number of soldiers deployed in the aid effort to 100,000, it seemed overwhelmed by what's turning out to be a triple disaster: Friday's quake and tsunami damaged two nuclear reactors at a power plant on the coast, and at least one of them appeared to be going through a partial meltdown, raising fears of a radiation leak. The police chief of Miyagi prefecture, or state, told a gathering of disaster relief officials that his estimate for deaths was more than 10,000, police spokesman Go Sugawara told The Associated Press. Miyagi has a population of 2.3 million and is one of the three prefectures hardest hit in Friday's disaster. Only 379 people have officially been confirmed dead in Miyagi. The nuclear crisis posed fresh concerns for those who survived the earthquake and tsunami, which hit with breathtaking force and speed, breaking or sweeping away everything in its path. "First I was worried about the quake, now I'm worried about radiation. I live near the plants, so I came here to find out if I'm OK. I tested negative, but I don't know what to do next," Kenji Koshiba, a construction worker, said at an emergency center in Koriyama town near the power plant in Fukushima. Story continues below Advertisement According to officials, more than 1,400 people were killed -- including 200 people whose bodies were found Sunday along the coast -- and more than 1,000 were missing in the disasters. Another 1,700 were injured. In a rare piece of good news, the Defense Ministry said a military vessel on Sunday rescued a 60-year-old man floating off the coast of Fukushima on the roof of his house after being swept away in the tsunami. He was in good condition. The U.S. Geological Survey calculated the initial quake to have a magnitude of 8.9, while Japanese officials raised their estimate on Sunday to 9.0. Either way it was the strongest quake ever recorded in Japan. It has been followed by more than 150 powerful aftershocks. Teams searched for the missing along hundreds of miles (kilometers) of Japanese coastline, and hundreds of thousands of hungry survivors huddled in darkened emergency centers that were cut off from rescuers and aid. At least 1.4 million households had gone without water since the quake struck and some 2.5 million households were without electricity. Temperatures were to dip near freezing overnight, but the prime minister warned that electricity would not be restored for days. Trade Minister Banri Kaeda said the region was likely to face further blackouts and that power would be rationed to ensure supplies go to essential needs. The government says it has sent 120,000 blankets, 120,000 bottles of water and 110,000 liters of gasoline in addition to bread, rice balls, instant cup noodles and diapers to the affected areas. Large areas of the countryside remained surrounded by water and unreachable. Fuel stations were closed and people were running out of gasoline for their vehicles. The government said 275,000 people have been evacuated to emergency shelters, many of them without power. In Iwaki town, residents were leaving due to concerns over dwindling food and fuel supplies. The town had no electricity and all stores were closed. Local police took in about 90 people and gave them blankets and rice balls but there was no sign of government or military aid trucks. At a large refinery on the outskirts of the hard-hit port city of Sendai, 100-foot (30-meter) -high bright orange flames rose in the air, spitting out dark plumes of smoke. The facility has been burning since Friday. A reporter who approached the area could hear the roaring fire from afar, and after a few minutes the gaseous stench began burning the eyes and throat. "My water is cut off," said Kenji Fukuda, who lives in the rural town of Sukugawa. It "is a little bit rural and there is natural well water. We take it and put it through the water purifier and warm it up and use it in various ways," he said. In the small town of Tagajo, near Sendai, dazed residents roamed streets cluttered with smashed cars, broken homes and twisted metal. Residents said the water surged in and quickly rose higher than the first floor of buildings. At Sengen General Hospital the staff worked feverishly to haul bedridden patients up the stairs one at a time. With the halls now dark, those that can leave have gone to the local community center. "There is still no water or power, and we've got some very sick people in here," said hospital official Ikuro Matsumoto. One older neighborhood sits on low ground near a canal. The tsunami came in from the canal side and blasted through the frail wooden houses, coating the interiors with a thick layer of mud and spilling their contents out into the street on the other side. "It's been two days, and all I've been given so far is a piece of bread and a rice ball," said Masashi Imai, 56. Police cars drove slowly through the town and warned residents through loudspeakers to seek higher ground, but most simply stood by and watched them pass. Dozens of countries have offered assistance. Two U.S. aircraft carrier groups were off Japan's coast and ready to provide assistance. Helicopters were flying from one of the carriers, the USS Ronald Reagan, delivering food and water in Miyagi. Two other U.S. rescue teams of 72 personnel each and rescue dogs were scheduled to arrive later Sunday, as was a five-dog team from Singapore and a 102-member South Korean team. In Fukushima prefecture, people said the city of Soma was hardest hit. Rubble was all that remained of one coastal housing district where some 2,000 people lived. Their houses were simply washed away. No signs of life remained Sunday night, except for the occasional dog searching for its owner. The only lights in town came from the fire engines patrolling the area. In Sendai, firefighters with wooden picks dug through a devastated neighborhood. One of them yelled: "A corpse." Inside a house, he had found the body of a gray-haired woman under a blanket. A few minutes later, the firefighters spotted another -- that of a man in black fleece jacket and pants, crumpled in a partial fetal position at the bottom of a wooden stairwell. From outside, the house seemed almost untouched, two cracks in the white walls the only signs of damage. The man's neighbor, 24-year-old Ayumi Osuga, dug through the completely destroyed remains of her own house, her white mittens covered by dark mud. Osuga said she had been playing origami, the Japanese art of folding paper into figures, with her three children when the quake stuck. She recalled her husband's shouted warning from outside: "'GET OUT OF THERE NOW!'" She gathered her children -- aged 2 to 6 -- and fled in her car to higher ground with her husband. They spent the night huddled in a hilltop home belonging to her husband's family about 12 miles (20 kilometers) away. "My family, my children. We are lucky to be alive," she told The Associated Press. "I have come to realize what is important in life," Osuga said, nervously flicking ashes from a cigarette onto the rubble at her feet as a giant column of black smoke billowed in the distance.
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