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	Sachiko M: Good Morning Good Night [with Toshimaru Nakamura and Otomo Yoshihide]: Pitchfork Record Review
		Sachiko M, Toshimaru Nakamura and Yoshihide Otomo need no introduction to anyone following electro-acoustic improv ("EAI"), and specifically Tokyo's Onkyo scene; they're the three most celebrated proponents of minimal electronic improvisation in Japan.
		The first segment of the piece seemed to signify only hints of movement underneath a horizon, and after a resulting clamor, Sachiko's "voice" is like the initiation of the normal morning routine.
		Sachiko's sampler has a brief, fragmented volley with Otomo's turntable, moderated by the sine from Nakamura's no-input mixing board; I'm hard pressed to read much into it, but it's one of the cooler moments on the set.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/m/m_sachiko/good-morning-good-night.shtml (662 words)

	Browse by Artist: NAKAMURA/SACHIKO M, TOSHIMARU
		"Toshimaru Nakamura and Sachiko M are two of the most prominent members of the burgeoning onkyo movement.
		Sachiko M was a member of the seminal nineties band Ground Zero, led by her frequent collaborator Otomo Yoshihide.
		Sachiko has worked extensively as a solo artist, and in groups such as Filament, I.S.O., and Hoahio.
	www.forcedexposure.com /artists/nakamura.sachiko.m.toshimaru.html (333 words)

	Sachiko M: Discography
		Coleman, Gene, Franz Hautzinger, Sachiko M, and Otomo Yoshihide.
		In addition to the titles above, Sachiko M participated in the following recordings, which were privately released or include her incidental appearance.
		Sachiko M. "'Eiyu honshoku' Yokokuhen" and "Presented by Atom." Audiocassette.
	www.japanimprov.com /sachikom/disco.html (240 words)

	mimaroglu music sales ☞ artists ☞ cosmos
		sachiko m and ami yoshida, both from tokyo, met in 1997 and formed the duo of cosmos the following year.
		sachiko m has developed a unique style utilizing a memory-free sampler, creating pure, piercing sine waves with the device's built-in test tones and noise.
		sachiko has worked extensively as a solo artist, in groups such as filament, i.s.o., and hoahio, and in duo with toshimaru nakamura, as captured on do (erstwhile).
	www.mimaroglumusicsales.com /artists/cosmos.html (249 words)

	Sachiko Nakamura Memorial by Anna L. Conti
		Sachiko's art form was performance, but she was a boundary-crosser in the finest tradition of the trickster.
		Sachiko moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1969, where she continued to learn dance with organizations at the university and participated as a volunteer with the day activity program at the VA Hospital in Dearborn, Michigan.
		Sachiko continued to develop a strong partnership with the organization she started and was recently honored at the Asian American Dance Performances’ 30th Anniversary.
	www.bigcrow.com /anna/journal/sachiko.html (3356 words)

	Toshimaru Nakamura & Sachiko M - do (Erstwhile)
		But Toshimaru Nakamura and Sachiko M, working in various solo, duo, and group settings, have developed the responsiveness and instincts required to transform such self-imposed instrumental limitations into powerful musical means.
		Sachiko M's sine pierces through during the opening moments, sounding as indomitable as a diamond drill bit.
		In turn, Sachiko M alters her waveform tactics to circumvent Nakamura's comparatively passive counter-attack.
	www.fakejazz.com /reviews/2001/nakamura.shtml (417 words)

	sachiko m reviews on Antifrost
		Merely 20 minutes long, the latest from Japanese electronics improviser Sachiko M (of Ground Zero, Filament and I.S.O. fame) is a showstopper.
		Sachiko M does this extremely well; her sensibilities in working with the interplay of silence and sound are remarkable.
		Sachiko M is known for using pure sine waves into music.
	www.antifrost.gr /sachiko_mreviews.htm (537 words)

	reviews
		I guess because the improvised organization of sound that Toshi Nakamura and Sachiko M are currently pursuing seems so remote from the 20th century notion of producing recordings in multiples for commercial distribution to an unwitting public.
		They are a duo made for each other, since their squidging of soft buttons and fine tweaking of knobs and faders produces a whiskered, puttering murmur of spirit voices, bat chat, submarine proximity detection, hypobranchial rasping, and microchiroptera ultrasound that seems somehow inevitable and utterly right in its harmoniousness.
		Sachiko M plays sample-less sampler, and Nakamura uses the no-input mixing board--both instruments which conceptually produce no sound, yet these two conjure it out, somehow.
	www.erstwhilerecords.com /catalog/013_reviews.html (1093 words)

	* Dusted Reviews - Sachiko M *
		Sachiko M draws a clear, straight line of sound from the beginning to the end.
		Yet, all actual sound is reducible to the basic vibrations that Sachiko deals with, her palette rigidly remains within the earliest stages of audibility, preceding instrument, preceding voice.
		For 20 minutes, Sachiko steadily enamors the listener with his or her own ability to hear, caustically scrubbing memory and context, leaving the listener utterly lost and blissful.
	www.dustedmagazine.com /reviews/1180 (794 words)

	mimaroglu music sales ☞ labels ☞ grob
		franz hautzinger (quarter-tone trumpet, grob 211, grob 313/4, grob 425, grob 435, grob 544), sachiko m (sinus generator, contact microphones, grob 432, 435), otomo yoshihide (guitar, turntables, grob 432) are all world renowned musicians and improvisers who have mastered the use of musical stillness.
		part 1 was the cd thumb (grob 432, recently re-released, rowe/ambarchi/avenaim in a quintet with oren ambarchi/sachiko m and otomo yoshihide); part 3, which will be released in nine months, will document the first real-time duo gig of ambarchi and rowe.
		ambarchi, rowe, yoshihide and m have strongly influenced the new improvised music of the 90's on numerous records and leave no doubt that they are playing the music of the moment in the new decade.
	www.mimaroglumusicsales.com /labels/grob.html (6078 words)

	POP REVIEW; A Light and Sound Show, Bright, Flashing and Loud - New York Times
		But what they have in common is lack of financing (as opposed to the university-sponsored abstract-electronic composers of the early 1960's) and a mad curiosity to overcome the confines of any tone-producing instrument and to tap its hidden potential, whether it's a laptop computer, a sampler, a guitar or a metal bowl.
		But Sachiko M. -- perversely and interestingly -- keeps her sampler free of memory, using only its sine-wave test tones.
		Instead of a turntable to cut and scratch with, Erik M. had a mini-disk player he manipulated similarly, with a touch screen.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=9C02EFD61E3AF93AA25756C0A9679C8B63 (458 words)

	Sachiko Kodama / Profile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Japanese female artist Sachiko Kodama was born in 1970.
		Sachiko loved art and literature from an early age, but also had a strong interest in science.
		In 2000, Sachiko began work on a ferrofluid art project that she named "Protrude, Flow".
	www.kodama.hc.uec.ac.jp /profile-e.html (420 words)

	Sachiko Means Happiness by Kimiko Sakai
		Grandmother no longer recognizes young Sachiko, who grows to understand that they can still be happy together.
		Set within a Japanese American family, the story shows how Sachiko's initial irritation with her grandmother's erratic, seemingly inexplicable behavior changes to compassion and tact.
		Sachiko Means Happiness is a sensitive, touching treatment of relationships between generations and how they shift as they are faced with the problems of aging.
	www.childrensbookpress.org /ob/sachiko.html (342 words)

	Home Room: guest curator 004: OFF SITE : Sachiko M * I'm here, trois * (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Sachiko M, a musician, utilizes sampler as musical instrument --- that is, she manipulates its internal test tones to play music.
		Sachiko M has been giving a lot of concerts in Europe, especially in France.
		Since 1994, Sachiko M has been active as a sampler player involved in the cut-up mouvement.
	www.home-room.org /i_m_here (421 words)

	Asia Institute : Sachiko Noguchi
		Sachiko Noguchi has a BA (Hons) in Japanese, a Graduate Diploma in Education (Japanese and History), and an MA in Applied Japanese Linguistics from Monash University.
		Sachiko’s research interests lie in the acquisition and attrition of languages, and the early Australia-Japan relationship.
		Her current research includes the effects of learner background on the acquisition of Japanese as a second language and history of Japanese education in pre-war Australia.
	www.asiainstitute.unimelb.edu.au /people/staff/noguchi.html (115 words)

	Obscure Sound - Indie Music Blog » Japanese Avant-Pop: Beauty Is in the Eye of the Beholder; Tujiko ...
		Speaking of experimental waves, Sachiko M is more keen on sampler integration, being one of the first artists to introduce the use of sine waves, with her first solo release Sine Wave Solo including nothing but the elusive sound of sine waves.
		Sachiko M has revolutionized the genre with creating vague harmonies within the use of sine waves, with it occasionally sounding like a very light form of noise, a trait probably best known in relation to popular natives Boris.
		Unlike her fellow contemporaries Haco and Sachiko M, Noriko’s style is much more consistent in flow and general presentation.
	obscuresound.com /?p=817 (1197 words)

	Contact Sachiko
		By submitting any form on this site with your contact information including your name, telephone number, fax number, address and/or e-mail address, you are consenting for Sachiko Trillo or her authorized representatives to contact you even if your name is on the Federal or State "Do Not Call Lists".
		Your information will be kept strictly confidential and will never be sold, traded, or bartered.
		This Honolulu Real Estate site is presented by Sachiko Trillo, your friendly Real Estate agent in Hawaii.
	homesbysachiko.com /contact (118 words)

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	Sachiko Tanaka Autograph
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	www.autographfinder.com /celebrityaddress/Sachiko_Tanaka_14212 (136 words)

	i/music/jp
		Otomo recalls that he first meeting Sachiko (the M stands for Matsubara) when she was working in the sound effects department of a theatre.
		Four of the current batch of albums to feature Sachiko are released by the Amoebic label, which she founded in 1997.
		Sachiko plays a sampler with no samples, Otomo uses a turntable and CD player with no records, and the 'subliminal drummer' Ichiraku Yoshimitsu certainly doesn't play drums.
	dusan.satori.sk /i/txt/sachiko01.php (845 words)

	Detect: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		One of two three-inch mini-discs issued by Sachiko M. (nee Matsubara) in 2000, Detect consists of a single 20-minute piece for sine waves generated from her "empty" sampler.
		It tends toward the extremely quiet, virtually disappearing at some moments, but eventually coalesces into a sustained tone made up of two components, a louder high-pitched near-whistle and a softer, lower drone, building to a small crescendo that is abruptly snipped off at its culmination.
		Sachiko's ability to construct fascinating, difficult sonic images out of a severely limited palette is consistently impressive.
	www.music.com /release/detect/2 (290 words)

	Fallt Publishing \| %Array \| Reviews \| Toshimaru Nakamura + Sachiko M \| Do
		Whatever, we are undoubtedly witnessing a progressive shift from large scale to smaller scale structures; ultra-minimal in realisation, but far from ultra-minimal in impact.
		On 'Do', Nakamura + Sachiko M take this interest to new heights.
		Coupling Nakamura's 'no-input mixing board' - an input/output, self-referencing loop whose conceptual elegance is outstanding before it has even generated a sound - with Sachiko M's 'sampler with sine wave', a sampler utilising nothing more than its own in-built test tones, the three compositions that result on 'Do' are nothing short of stunning.
	www.fallt.com /array/reviews/do.html (259 words)

	microsuoni: Improvised Music from Japan
		Sachiko M is a musician who uses the sampler as an instrument.
		Over the past several years, this artist's work--including projects with Otomo Yoshihide (guitar, turntable); and the duos Cosmos, with Sachiko M (sinewaves), and Astro Twin, with Utah Kawasaki (analog synthesizer)--has garnered considerable attention on the improvised music scene both inside and outside Japan.
		This past June, the album Astro Twin/Cosmos (released 2002), featuring her duo work with Sachiko M and Kawasaki, took the top prize in the Digital Musics Division at the annual Ars Electronica festival in Linz, Austria.
	www.microsuoni.com /labels/imj.html (1858 words)

	EXTREME RECORDS Release - XCD-045 \| Otomo Yoshihide & Sachiko M. \| Filament 1 LIMITED STOCK AVAILABLE! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		When Otomo Yoshihide decided to start afresh since the demise of Ground-Zero, he realised that he had to take a great risk to find a new musical voice.
		Otomo and Sachiko M have managed to deconstruct electronic music to its very, albeit fragmented, essence.
		With this new release, Yoshihide and Sachiko have proven themselves worthy explorers.
	www.xtr.com /detail.php?cat=XCD-045§ion=info (207 words)

	Incursion.org > Music Review 24
		Joining forces for a second time (their first collaboration, un, was released in 1998), Toshimaru Nakamura and Sachiko M are two prominent electronic improvisers.
		For this release, Nakamura performs on a no-input mixing board, and Sachiko M forsakes her memory-free sampler for a sampler with sine wave.
		Sachiko M is a magnificent improviser; her intimate knowledge of how to provoke a creative response from her audience is undeniable.
	www.incursion.org /imr/archive/024.html (3240 words)

	The Glamorous Life of Sachiko Hanai \| San Francisco Film Festival
		A riotous amalgam of political satire, apocalyptic comedy and steamy erotica, The Glamorous Life of Sachiko Hanai is an insanely entertaining example of the Japanese pink film (pinku eiga) genre, a popular form of erotic softcore cinema.
		Sachiko Hanai (Emi Kuroda) is an escort who specializes in teacher-student scenarios (the film's delightfully apposite original title is Horny Home Tutor: Teacher's Love Juice).
		Sachiko discovers odd psychic abilities and begins imagining various theories of the universe and multivalent philosophical speculations, all to the throb of techno.
	fest06.sffs.org /films/film_details.php?id=35 (287 words)

	Debris: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		On the first piece, simply titled "Sine Wave Solo 3," she, as usual, restricts herself to a sampler devoid of samples, feeding only off of the factory-installed test tones and various other glitches she has discovered.
		The instrument of choice for the remaining piece, "Half-Moon," is a mere contact mic, which -- as nearly as the listener can tell -- is abused in countless ways on varying surfaces, creating a mass of crackling, thudding noises in a miniaturist version, perhaps, of Stockhausen's Mikrophonie.
		Sachiko, by this time, had staked out a Spartan territory on her own; apart from supplying abstract color to bands like Ground-Zero and Hoahio, she was showing how this music -- at once delicate and powerful -- could stand unsupported and strong.
	www.music.com /release/debris/2 (398 words)

	RealTime I Earbash (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Hard to resist supplying a scenario for a disc which is so resolutely abstract.
		Sachiko M plays what she calls "free memory" sampler: when the instrument starts up, all it has in memory is a sine wave, a test tone, a pure frequency.
		Melbourne composer and sound artist Philip Samartzis recorded a set of live improvisations with Sachiko M in November 2000, and a year later edited and mixed the recordings into this form.
	www.realtimearts.net /earbash/whit_sam.html (291 words)

	Bagatellen: Comment on Sachiko M - Bar Sachiko (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Sachiko doesn't need me to defend her, but I guess I will anyway.
		He has been the only one outside of the Japanese clique to highlight/record Sachiko M in any set-up other than solo (since he seems to view soloing as some kind of wanking, we'll forget about that) during the last 2 years.
		Otomo did give Sachiko her start in the experimental music world, but that was a long time ago, and it seems almost irrelevant in light of what she's done since Ground Zero broke up.
	www.bagatellen.com /cgi-bin/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=516 (4627 words)

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