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	Yamatsuka Eye - Biocrawler
		It is also to be noted that Yamatsuka Eye has changed his name three times, from Yamatsuka Eye, to Yamantaka Eye, to Yamataka Eye, and sometimes calls himself eYe.
		He is founder of the influential noise band, Boredoms, whose first major label release came out in the early '90s.The closest thing Boredoms have to a frontman, Yamatsuka offers a variety of vocal techniques: gurgles, screams, grunts and occasionally, relatively conventional singing.
		Yamatsuka Eye was also a member of the bands Hanatarash, UFO or Die, Puzzle Punks, and Destroy 2.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Yamatsuka_Eye (145 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal
		Eye is a founder of the influential rock music band, Boredoms, whose first major label release came out in the early '90s.
		Yamantaka Eye is also a member of the bands Hanatarash, UFO or Die, Puzzle Punks, and Destroy 2, though he is notorious for his vast, confusing discography, and countless guest appearances.
		Eye and Zorn also recorded the album Zohar as the "Mystic Fugu Orchestra." This latter compilation, which both commemorates and satirizes Jewish culture, also draws strength from Eye's earlier influence from the Oomoto religion in Japan, a sect claiming to possess visions of an emerging world order.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Yamatsuka_Eye (476 words)

	Yamatsuka Eye Biography - AOL Music
		Vocalist Yamatsuka Eye is founder of the influential noise band, the Boredoms, whose first major label release came out in the early '90s.
		Known for his screams, Yamatsuka Eye was also a member of the bands Hanatarash, UFO or Die, Puzzle Punks, and Destroy 2.
		Yamatsuka Eye also draws comics, and put out a book of his art work.
	music.aol.com /artist/yamatsuka-eye/74767/biography (129 words)

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	Vice Records (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Eye had been a member of the noise-rock band the Hanatarash, as had drummer Taketani; the rest of the original lineup featured guitarist Tabata Mara and bassist Hosoi.
		Following Eye's work with John Zorn's avant-garde Naked City ensemble, the Boredoms' second album, Soul Discharge, was issued in the U.S. by Shimmy Disc in 1990; though some found them pointlessly abrasive, overall the record's crazed attack made them a hip name to drop in underground circles.
		Eye's increasing interest in electronica was reflected on the band's next official full-length album, the trippy Vision Creation Newsun, released in the U.S. on Birdman in 2001.
	www.vice-recordings.com /boredoms.html (674 words)

	Nippop \| Boredoms \| Profile
		Boredoms were formed in 1986 by vocalist Eye Yamatsuka, who had previous performed in the band Hanatarashi (loosely translated as “snot-nosed kid”), who were known for their insanely intense and violent shows.
		Eye himself changed his family name for no apparent reason to Yamantaka, and later Yamataka, and as a result is almost always called simply Eye (which he somet...
		Eye himself changed his family name for no apparent reason to Yamantaka, and later Yamataka, and as a result is almost always called simply Eye (which he sometimes spells with the final “e” reversed).
	nippop.com /artist/artist_id-194/artist_name-boredoms (1095 words)

	1-0 Reviews Boredoms
		Eye doubles the vocal midway through, and the joyous tune ends as it began, fading out with a wall of synth.
		Zak, Chari Chari, Eye, Woodman, J.A.K.A.M., Tatsuki Masuko, Kiyoshi Izumi, Nobukazu Takemura, L?K?O, Moodman, Mt. Yamar, Kan Takagi & K.U.D.O. OOIOO is something of a solo project for Boredoms drummer Yoshimi, as she produces everything, and writes most of the music.
		This album (on Eye’s Shock City imprint) is comprised of remixes of tunes from the band’s three previous albums, and one new tune, “Open Your Eyes You Can Fly” (which actually sticks out a little on this release, not featuring the electronic wizardry of the others).
	www.geocities.com /1-0/REVIEWS/Boredoms.html (3471 words)

	Boredoms - Music Downloads - Online
		Eye had been a member of the noise-rock band the Hanatarash, as had drummer Taketani; the rest of the original lineup featured guitarist Tabata Mara and bassist Hosoi.
		Following Eye's work with John Zorn's avant-garde Naked City ensemble, the Boredoms' second album, Soul Discharge, was issued in the U.S. by Shimmy Disc in 1990; though some found them pointlessly abrasive, overall the record's crazed attack made them a hip name to drop in underground circles.
		Eye's increasing interest in electronica was reflected on the band's next official full-length album, the trippy Vision Creation Newsun, released in the U.S. on Birdman in 2001.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/585/Boredoms/1006239.html (685 words)

	Yamatsuka Eye \| CFRB
		Known for his screams, Yamatsuka Eye was also a member of the bands Hanatarash, Ufo Or Die, Puzzle Punks, and Destroy 2.
		Yamatsuka Eye also draws comics, and put out a book of his art work.
		In 1996, he changed his name to Yamantaka Eye.
	www.cfrb.com /performer/74767/yamatsuka-eye (181 words)

	My week: Yamatsuka Eye, rock star - Telegraph
		My week: Yamatsuka Eye, rock star - Telegraph
		Yamatsuka Eye talks to Chris Campion about water rituals, sake and music
		Recently, I have been rehearsing with my band the Boredoms, getting ready for our European tour.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2006/05/20/bmweek20.xml (493 words)

	Fat Bankroll - Rebore
		Ganska nyligen släpptes dessutom del 0, där Boredoms ledare Yamatsuka Eye själv bygger om gruppens senaste EP, "Vision Creation Newsun", till en non-stop mix.
		Faktiskt så lät han Eye göra omslagen till Malcolm Cattos singlar "Rock" och "Copter" som kom förra året, och på Lavelles japansläppta samlingsplatta "The Art of War" medverkade Eye med ett spår under namnet DJ EY3 bredvid mer traditionella Mo'wax-artister som Quannum och Nigo.
		Eye har alltså visat intresse för dj-kulturen från sitt håll också.
	www.fatbankroll.nu /showarticle.php3?id=1000805494 (686 words)

	YouTube - Keiji Haino Yamatsuka eye John Zorn
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	www.youtube.com /watch?v=2rKM7B9Q-yc (347 words)

	Vice Records
		It quickly disintegrated; first, Taketani was let go in favor of Yoshikawa Toyohito, then Hosoi was replaced by Hira (sometimes Hilah), and finally Mara -- who quit to join Zeni Geva -- was replaced by Yamamoto Seiichi (aka Yama-Motor).
		These mostly percussive, acoustic tracks rely almost solely on the performers’ heads, hands, and mouths to generate a restless, clanging racket.
		All over the record you’ll hear snatches of bodily functions, metal percussion, Eye screaming as if he’s being flogged, various band members beating the tar out of electric guitar and rock drums, mile-a-minute auctioneer vocalisms and barbaric percussive assaults, alien-nerd daisy chain chants, and the sound of getting electrically sick in the bathroom.
	www.vicerecords.com /boredoms.php (1225 words)

	Rolling Stone : Boredoms: Biography
		Led by the indefatigable Eye Yamatsuka (later Yamantaka Eye, or simply EYE), they smash every preconception of what rock music is supposed to be like into splinters, and then build a palace out of them.
		Wow2 is Boredoms live in the studio and attempting to pass for a heavy rock band, which is sort of like Frankenstein's monster attempting to pass for a professional wrestler.
		Eye's cover artwork for the Shock City Shockers compilation of Bore pals was subsequently appropriated as the back cover of Beck's Midnite Vultures.
	www.rollingstone.com /artists/boredoms/biography (733 words)

	Walmart.com - Music Downloads (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Based in Yamatsuka, Japan, the Boredoms have borrowed liberally from the US hardcore punk tradition to forge their own climatic rock music.
		The band was formed in the spring of 1986 by Yamatsuka Eye (vocals), Tabata Mara (guitar), Hosoi (bass) and Taketani (drums), although the rhythm section was rapidly changed to Yoshikawa Toyohito (drums) and Hira (bass).
		Eye and Mara recorded the Boredoms' debut set, Anal By Anal, which introduced their frenetic musical style, a hardcore assault combined with the experimental distorted song structures of the Butthole Surfers.
	www.walmart.com /swap/LoadArtistBio.do?artistId=30276 (333 words)

	Mundane Sounds (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For nearly a decade, Yamatsuka Eye's project Boredoms tested, redefined, and utterly destroyed the boundaries of experimental music and noise rock.
		Eye would set up a drum kit at the edge of the sea and would record the sound of the water crashing against the drums.
		Eye weaves the two instruments together in such a way that, by song's end, makes the two instruments sound like the same thing.
	www.mundanesounds.com /printview.php?id=1348 (371 words)

	ROCK REVIEW; A Band Alive With the Music of Sound - New York Times
		Eye alone, holding lighted gizmos in his hands that triggered sounds as he made balletic motions: a bell-like tinkling with one, whooshes and crashes with the other.
		Eye played repeating chords and electronic swoops and quavers; he also vocalized in shouts, grunts, whoops and shrieks.
		Eye's synthesizer rode the rhythms and his voice cut loose.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=9A04E1DB1139F93BA15756C0A9639C8B63 (448 words)

	Hanatarash Information
		Hanatarashi (ハナタラシ), meaning The Snot Nose(d) in Japanese, is a noise music band created by Boredoms frontman Yamatsuka Eye and featured Zeni Geva guitarist Mitsuru Tabata in 1984 after meeting as stage hands at an Einstürzende Neubauten show.
		They are notorious for their dangerous live shows where gas drums are thrown at the audience, beer bottles are thrown around, and once an (already dead) cat was cut in half.
		At one show, Yamatsuka Eye managed to cause around $60,000 worth of damage by driving a forklift through the venue's wall.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Hanatarash (115 words)

	Japan File: Yamamoto Seiichi
		As a vehicle for the shamanic howls and otherworldly screeches of Yamatsuka (nee Yamantaka) Eye, the early Boredoms were a twisted marriage of the speed and energy of California hardcore bands like Black Flag, the cosmic and sartorial designs of Sun Ra's Arkestra and the silliness and ragged ethos of the Butthole Surfers.
		She knew Eye, [Boredoms' bassist] Hilah and me. And she was the one who said, 'Let's start a band.' So you might say she was the founder of the Boredoms, but her musical tastes were very different from ours.
		At the same time, Eye had already been doing Hanatarashi and had started to do rock jam sessions with a new group of people.
	www.japanfile.com /arts_and_entertainment/music/features/Seiichi.shtml (984 words)

	MC Hellshit and DJ Carhouse: Live!! EP: Pitchfork Record Review
		And I'm proud to report that the man behind it is none other than Eye Yamatsuka, frontman for legendary Japanese punk/psych lunatics the Boredoms.
		Under the MC Hellshit moniker, Eye Yamatsuka has taken his no-rules approach even further, breaking away completely from anything that bears even the slightest resemblance to rock and roll.
		While the first of nine unnamed tracks consist almost solely of Eye's shrieking, the second track introduces the stylings of DJ Carhouse (Japanese improviser Yoshihide Otomo), who seems to have an unnatural fondness for blaring horns and dance beats.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /article/record_review/19782/MC_Hellshit_and_DJ_Carhouse_Live_EP (661 words)

	the boredoms: vision creation newsun \| Jan 26, 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Out of all this extra-musical muck, eYe molds the Boredoms' music into something physical and hyper-textural, embodying it as fully as any sound can be.
		Birds and frogs chirp and croak; Yoshimi's precise drumming tip-taps its way from stereo-left to stereo-right; circular guitar vamps mutate into metallic stomps; full group chants begin as opaque percussion before opening up into daylight-bright sun worship, only to withdraw back into the shadows.
		It's gorgeous, and its gorgeousness reflects back on the epic that preceded it, as eYe strips the mix down to the pure form underneath the forests and highways.
	www.yaleherald.com /archive/xxxi/2001.01.26/ae/p15cboredom.html (558 words)

	the of mirror eye » The Boredoms Are Coming
		This album was released in an edition of one and was Eye and a bunch of friends singing two songs in a karaoke booth with CD buring features.
		The curtains opened and Eye was standing in the center of the stage motionless.
		Only Boredoms.”; —Yamatsuka Eye The Boredoms are coming and playing in Chicago tomorrow night, which, for me at least, is great news: ever since 2001’s masterpiece Vision Creation New Sun the Boredoms have topped my list of acts that I’ve wanted to see live.
	ofmirroreye.net /blog/2005/05/the-boredoms-are-coming (1081 words)

	The Squid's Ear
		Following their surprisingly musical set, Zorn took the stage with Boredoms screamer Yamatsuka Eye to again subvert expectations of difficult listening.
		Eye's sonic experiments have taken him past pure screaming energy and into more advanced methods of madness, playing with psychedelia and tribal rhythms, a sort of raving mad rave.
		Eye didn't stop short of screaming, of course, putting his voice through heavy effects and a plastic tube which also ran through effect while Zorn submerged his mouthpiece in a pitcher of water.
	www.squidsear.com /cgi-bin/news/newsView.cgi?newsID=283 (559 words)

	John Zorn: Painkiller and Other Bands (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The third Painkiller album is the real corker, the trio at their most ferocious, live in Osaka in 1994, ably abetted at times by Yamatsuka Eye.
		After four long, relentless, bludgeoning onslaughts, Eye and Zorn perform five tiny duets, each under two minutes, which sum up Zorn's work as well as anything in his canon — intense, hilarious, angry, they have you by the seat of your pants.
		When Zorn and Yamatsuka Eye made this brain-damaged EP of static and fake Jewish hymns, they renamed themselves Rav Yechida and Rav Tzizit — also known as the Mystic Fugu Orchestra.
	www.omnology.com /zorn07.html (2653 words)

	Eye Weekly - Action: reaction - 04.07.05
		When Cohen began making Chain seven years ago, he was not out to make a feature but "to start looking at these places and see what they had to tell me." Considering how indistinguishable these sites are from one another, his goal was not simple.
		AKI ONDA (April 8, 9:15pm, Innis): The Japanese new-music vet and sometime Yamatsuka Eye collaborator presents Cassette Memories, a Walkman-based work devised as an aural counterpoint to the diary films of Jonas Mekas and Robert Frank.
		Eye Weekly is a division of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited.
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_04.07.05/film/chain.html (1298 words)

	village voice > music > Starry Eye by Douglas Wolk
		Eye will trap a shift of tone in a stuttering loop, abruptly skip forward as a way of getting out of a vamp, let chords morph out of digital decay.
		The cold, violent harmonics that open the album turn out to be Eye intercutting territory (a fanfare of sustained full-Bore chords) and map (the same, reduced to high-speed rewind noises).
		It appears in Eye's graphics (the stylized rising-sun icon that appears all over the packaging), in his liner notes where he thanks "everyone and the sun," in the cries of "shine!" that are the album's only intelligible English lyrics.
	www.villagevoice.com /music/9851,wolk,2254,22.html (890 words)

	InterZone - Review - Boredoms (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From static bursts to keyboard interludes, punk rock jams to the bizarre vocal techniques of Eye; their work is the pinnacle of the genre.
		Yamatsuka Eye, who does a great deal of the writing, has managed to bridge the gap between punk and more methodical composition.
		I also found this to be a great introduction record to the world of noise and experimental music.
	www.interzone.addr.com /reviews/boredoms.html (530 words)

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