"I think the grindcore is an ultimate music," Toshi said. "I have to work hard [so] I can play it. I can taste a great sense of achievement. Of course, I love fast musics!"
Friday, November 25, 2011
You Grind...But Why?: Gate
Gate grind. It's what the Japanese duo does. Toshinori Otake doesn't mince words when I ask the Discordance Axis-inspired guitarist and vocalist why he itches to blast. For him, it's an innate drive and the sense of [synaesthetic?] achievement that comes from it.
"I think the grindcore is an ultimate music," Toshi said. "I have to work hard [so] I can play it. I can taste a great sense of achievement. Of course, I love fast musics!"
"I think the grindcore is an ultimate music," Toshi said. "I have to work hard [so] I can play it. I can taste a great sense of achievement. Of course, I love fast musics!"
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6 comments:
Love the reasoning. Dude gets it.
@ gamefaced: I put on Blood I Bleed as I laid down to go to sleep the other night. I don't know why things like that work sometimes, but they do.
Also, fuck yeah Gate.
i was going to start blabbering about my endless love for good old skinny puppy or moody blues or something similarly ridiculously (un)related..
wicked
i wish gate were playing a sydney show when they're in oz.
Andrew: totally agree. I have three kids and after a day with them and all the CONSTANT noise they create, I find nasty agressive music just calms me back down. And yep, the LFAA album is totally ace. Hopefully they'll be at OE next year.
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