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[Test Tone Homepage](http://www.soundispatch.com/ttsnews/) [Cal Lyall and Yasufumi Suzuki Special Interview!! (JP only)](http://sdlx.blogspot.com/2008/12/blog-post.html) Featuring: EXPE EMERALDA UNIT feat.Marcos Suzano (from Brazil) OWKMJ Morishige Yasumune (cello) + Hugues Vincent (cello) Muneomi Senju + Cleaning Lady (aka Stephen Richards, from Australia) + Cal Lyall + Keigo Iwami VJ: Onnacodomo DJ: Evil Penguin Artist Information: EXPE EMERALDA UNIT feat.Marcos Suzano (from Brazil) [EXPE Homepage](http://www.nuexpe.com) OWKMJ [OWKMJ Homepage](https://sites.google.com/site/owkmjnew) Morishige Yasumune (cello) + Hugues Vincent (cello) [Morishige Yasumune Homepage](http://www.mori-shige.com) [Hugues Vincent Homepage](http://soundcloud.com/huguesvincent) Muneomi Senju + Cleaning Lady (aka Stephen Richards, from Australia) + Cal Lyall + Keigo Iwami [Muneomi Senju Homepage](http://muneomisenju.com) [Cleaning Lady Sound Cloud](https://soundcloud.com/cleaninglady) [Keigo Iwami blog](http://keigoiwami.blog110.fc2.com) VIDEO: [MUNEOMI SENJU/CLEANINGLADY/SPASMOSLOP/RORY BROWN @Discobeans](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNvDIuboU7g) [MUNEOMI SENJU with rod cooper and CLEANINGLADY 16/08/12](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOoDymBxg6g) Onnacodomo [onnacodomo Homepage](http://www.onnacodomo.com) Evil Penguin  ##About Test Tone A monthly experiment offering irregular art, music and performance in Tokyo. The Test Tone series aims to offer a venue for diverse and challenging artists to bring their ideas to a larger community. As a free event open to the public, we hope to bypass the old economies in order to create new ones, while encouraging collaboration in all forms. A collage of media, sound and art in a space available to anyone off the street, the event is a bazaar of potential collisions, where passersby are treated to the unexpected. For all of this, we found our home base at Super Deluxe, a unique space in Tokyo's midtown, providing a relaxed atmosphere within its modular interior. The event continues to be a celebration of off-kilter creativity in the city: from installation pieces to performance art and visual collaborations; from noise, electronica, ambient sounds and free rock to disorderly jazz and manipulated field recordings. To date, close to 500 artists have been a part of the event, together creating opportunities for unexpected improvisation, collaboration, and festival spirit.