SuperDeluxe presents: SupernaturalDeluxe Vol.10Day 1：カフカ鼾（Jim O’Rourke、石橋英子、山本達久）guest 巻上公一

SuperDeluxe presents:
SupernaturalDeluxe Vol.10 – DAY 1 (SAT)

Kafka’s Ibiki returns to SupernaturalDeluxe for the first time since 2022! Join us for TWO DAYS of special concerts!

Saturday June 22 & Sunday June 23
Kafka’s Ibiki (Jim O’Rourke, Eiko Ishibashi, Tatsuhisa Yamamoto)
guests: Koichi Makigami (6/22), Akira Sakata (6/23)

DAY 1: Saturday June 22
Open 15:30
Live 17:00 (2 sets)
Close 20:00
Advance: ¥3800 | Student: ¥2500 | Local: ¥3000 | Door: ¥4000
Two Day Pass: ¥7000
Tickets On Sale Now via Peatix

* Two Day Pass via advance sale only.
* The Local discount is for people living or working in Kamogawa City. ID required.
* The Student discount is for High School and under. Student ID required.
* Parents of children in preschool or under may bring 1 child per 1 parent.
* Tickets required for elementary school age children and older.

LIVE: Kafka’s Ibiki (Jim O’Rourke, Eiko Ishibashi, Tatsuhisa Yamamoto) with special guest Koichi Makigami

FOOD: Tasty pizza made with natural yeast dough and baked to crisp and chewy perfection in Phil’s earth oven, mihoshi coffee roasters (Kamogawa)

DJ: tba

Artist Information:

Kafka’s Ibiki


Kafka’s Ibiki is a trio formed in 2013 by Jim O’Rourke (synthesizer, guitar, bass), Eiko Ishibashi (piano, flute, electronics), and Tatsuhisa Yamamoto (drums)

Jim O’Rourke

Jim O’Rourke​ is a musician, composer and filmmaker whose borderless activity goes beyond the common labels Alternative, Post-rock, Experimental-pop, Film music, Free music, Jazz, Americana, Contemporary music and continues to defy classification.
https://steamroom.bandcamp.com/

Eiko Ishibashi

Eiko Ishibashi is a Japanese multi-instrumentalist whose work ranges from acclaimed singer-songwriter albums to scores for film, television, theater and exhibitions, to improvised music.
Since launching her solo career in 2006, she has released numerous albums on labels including Drag City, Black Truffle, and Editions Mego. Her sixth full-length album The Dream My Bones Dream, released in 2018, was selected as one of the year’s best albums by numerous magazines. In 2020, she was commissioned to create music for art and photography exhibitions, such as the Art Gallery of New South Wales’ Japan supernatural, and Memory of Future at Mandako coal mine in Kumamoto, Japan.
In 2016, Ishibashi branched out into film composing, creating the score for the film Albino’s Tree, directed by Masakazu Kaneko, which won the Best Music Award at the Cinalfama Lisbon International Film Awards. In 2019, she composed the music for the anime Mugen no Juunin – IMMORTAL. Her score for Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s 2021 film Drive My Car has garnered international attention and was recently arranged into an album incorporating sound effects from the film.
In January 2022, she released her new LP, For McCoy on Black Truffle, and began a radio residency on the global radio platform NTS Radio.
https://eikoishibashi.net/
https://eikoishibashi.bandcamp.com/

Tatsuhisa Yamamoto

Tatsuhisa Yamamoto is a drummer from Yamaguchi, Japan well known throughout the country for his work with a surprisingly wide range of musicians and theatre groups. He performed on the acclaimed Drag City records “The Dreams My Bones Dream” by Eiko Ishibashi, “Simple Songs” by Jim O’Rourke, and with several Japanese singers including Ichiko Aoba, UA, Kahimi Karie, Tavito Nanao, phew, Kenta Maeno, and Seiichi Yamamoto.
His wide interests have led him to be drummer of choice for Free Jazz legend Akira Sakata, as well as composer/performer in many restagings of Terayama Shuji’s works, film scores for NHK, and regular performances with artists as wide ranging as Keiji Haino, Oren Ambarchi, Giovanni Di Domenico and more. He has toured extensively throughout Europe in improvised music settings and with the theatre group Swanny. His 2020 release, ashioto on Black Truffle Records was selected as 2020’s Best Underground Record by MOJO Magazine.
https://www.tatsuhisayamamoto.com/
https://tatsuhisayamamoto.bandcamp.com/

Koichi Makigami

Koichi Makigami, born in Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture, is a versatile artist known for his role as the leader of Hikashu since 1978. He is acclaimed for his innovative performances combining voice acoustics, theremin, and mouth harp. Makigami is also recognized as a pioneer of Tuvan throat singing, winning awards and nurturing new talent in the field. His achievements include winning the 2024 Artist Award from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts in New York and receiving accolades for his poetry collections.
http://www.makigami.com/