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Artist: High Rise Album: High Rise II Year: 1986 Genre: Psychedelic/Noise Country: Japan 01. Cycle Goddess 0:54 02. Turn You Cry 3:06 03. Cotton Top 4:19 0. .TuneCore (от лица компании "Squealer Music")" и другие авторские общества (1). Композиция. Turn You Cry. Исполнитель.

Also including new insert featuring never before seen band photos and artwork by guitarist Munehiro Narita. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card. High Rise II (BE-002/002). Record/Vinyl + Digital Album.

High Rise II is Andy White - guitar/bass/vocals Edwin White - drums Jesse Hicks - bass/guitar. released on 100 cassettes by Warded Halls Sarasota, Florida. supported by 7 fans who also own High Rise II. Legendary. Their performance at Kent 285 is incredible. supported by 4 fans who also own High Rise II. go to album. Solstitium Fulminate by SUNN O))).

They renamed themselves High Rise-after . Ballard's 1975 novel-and in 1984 put out Psychedelic Speed Freaks, their first album and the accidental namesake of Ikeezumi’s fledgling label. High Rise, though, set the template for future PSF groups, if not sonically than at least in attitude. Their feedback-stained improvised rock drew from the wild jazz and avant-garde communities dotting Japan, but with a rock backbone provided by Narita’s guitar playing. High Rise II marked the crest of the band’s fried-out psych, partially because they found Yuro Ujiie, a drummer who could actually keep up with Najo and Narita. High Rise have cycled through drummers at a quick clip over the last few decades, but Ujiie was the only one to push the central pair into their most fertile territory. It’s not just about swiftness, although cuts like Last Rites and Turn You Cry are among their quickest salvos.

BPM Profile High Rise II. Album starts at 187BPM, ends at BPM (-187), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by High Rise.

When High Rise II was recorded in 1986, the power trio still reflected bassist/singer Ahahito Nanjo's and guitarist Munehiro Nirita's enthusiasm for punk rock. They loved the energy and attitude of punk, as well as the heaviness of Cream, Blue Cheer and Jimi Hendrix. On High Rise II, the overall result is an unorthodox, noisy, dissonant and very inspired fusion of punk, psychedelic rock and late 1960s heavy metal/hard rock. When High Rise II first came out in Japan in 1986, it was hard to find in either the . or Europe; however, the album finally came out in the . when Squealer reissued it in late 1998. 1 Cycle Goddess High Rise 0:50. 2 Turn You Cry High Rise 3:1. 3 Cotton Top High Rise 4:15. 4 Last Rites High Rise 2:44. 5 Wipe Out High Rise 5:9. 6 Pop Sicle High Rise 13:6.

High Rise is the first studio EP by American rock band Stone Temple Pilots, released on October 8, 2013 through Play Pen, LLC. It is the first release by the band without former lead vocalist Scott Weiland, who was fired from the band in February 2013.

Born from the explosive chemistry of bassist/vocalist Asahito Nanjo and frenetic guitarist Munehiro Narita, the band. Their second album is a defining document of the band and unquestionably one of the greatest albums to emerge from 20th century underground Japan and beyond. With Nanjo's distorted thunder bass and Narita's wildly narrative lead guitar playing, 'High Rise II' is a non-stop tour de force of improvised rock music. Combining elements of garage rock, punk and no wave, the band pushed all levels fully in-the-red and transcended the limits of rock and psychedelia to create a raw, unique expansion of the music.