SuperDeluxe & Pioneer Works (New York) presentsOOIOO / Marijuana Deathsquads

Thank you, love you, see you soon! SuperDeluxe Closing Celebration

SuperDeluxe & Pioneer Works (New York) are proud to present their first collaboration!

LIVE:

OOIOO
Marijuana Deathsquads (from USA / first appearance in Japan!)

DJ:

HAIR STYLISTICS (Masaya Nakahara, ex.VIOLENT ONSEN GEISHA)

VJ:
MIchael (Namaiki / Embassy of Out of Space)

Shops:
Paradise Alley Bread & Co. (Kamakura)
and more !!!

Artist Information:

OOIOO

Originally started by YOSHIMIO (BOREDOMS) in 1995. In the years since, the group has coalesced into a proper tribe of its own, yet continued to evolve in its unique way. In 2012, they brought a new ancient spirit into the fold – the gamelan – and transformed themselves into a super tribe one-stepping the road between the past and the future. Distance and time, light and shadow. Air and color, the earth and the universe. OOIOO freely weaves all of these into a tapestry of sound with a sharp, keen sense of color. Hear the music begin to flow on borrowed strength from you, the listener, as you encounter for the first time the sound of this imaginary OOIOO tribe, and it feeds back between us…
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Marijuana Deathsquads

Marijuana Deathsquads is a Minneapolis-based noise band with an electronic, improvised, experimental sound that that defies listener expectations and easy categorization. Their ear-bending improv/dance grooves have been steadily blowing eardrums, breaking drum heads and tearing at the seams of conventional music-making since the Deathsquads semi-mysterious inception in 2009. The Deathsquads lineup is a loosely defined and mutating structure, its core consists of long time Marijuaners Ryan Olson, Ben Ivascu and Isaac Gale. These names are constants amidst a blur of collaborators.
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HAIR STYLISTICS

Hair Stylistics is the music project of Masaya Nakahara, who formerly used the stage name Violent Onsen Geisha. Nakahara is a Japanese musician, writer, actor and painter. He has been described by Allmusic as “one of those musical entities that defy categorization.” He has released numerous albums, written several books (for which he has been awarded some of Japan’s most important literary prizes), and appeared in several films including Shinji Aoyama’s 2005 film “My God, My God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me” in which he co-starred with Tadanobu Asano.