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Slit Throats – Joshi Noise Worship: Kana Bathed In Cobalt 2CD
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Released in 2020, “Kana Bathed In Cobalt continued Slit Throats’ the obsessive exploration of the pageantry in Japanese women’s wrestling (joshi puroresu) that began with Dedicated To Hana Kimura and continues to drive the project today.;On this recording, Roman choose to meditate upon one of his favourite matches of the modern era, an almost theatrical production of traditional Japanese music and beautiful blue lighting as two of the world’s best waged war upon each other.;Now, on the eve of opponent Meiko Satomura’s retirement, Input Error presents the material on a double CD format, remastered by Grant Richardson, with new artwork by the artist. The match can be found at the link below;youtu.be/v0aC-dRO0Ek;For the digital version please visit the Slit Throats Bandcamp page;slitthroatsharshnoise.bandcamp.com/album/joshi-noise-worship-kana-bathed-in-cobalt
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