leedian Japan
From extreme noise, he switches fast to melodic pop backed by organic beat, then quickly back to the extreme
noise.
Coming from Toon, a small Japanese town which belongs to the Ehime province, Hitoshi Asaumi delivers very unexpected sounds when compared to contemporary beat culture.
He has released music on a range of labels.
Felt,Blue Tapes,Beer On The Rug,,,etc.
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