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SACHIKO 東京都, Japan
SACHIKO: Sachiko is voice performer with psychedelic drone (ex Kousokuya, Overhang Party). She released 1st album ’ You Never Atone For…’in 2006. The sound is based on a voice and electronics, she produces fantastic drone and noise by the sound on sound. Her ritual psychedelic drone guides listener to quiet Great Beyond in the time. ... more
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