Onmoraki by Banetoriko

Banetoriko is a noise artist from Japan, based in Los Angles, California. Born in the old town Nara, Japan 1975, she found her creative ground in U.S.

Her solo project since 2011, Banetoriko aims to realize the sonic presence of yokai. Yokai is the Japanese word for all supernatural entities, such as ghost, spirits, monsters and creatures, appearing from the ancient Japanese folklore to modern urban legends.

Her unique use of her handmade instrument, called Banetek, is the signature of her project. The eerie metal scraping sound evokes otherworldly presence.

Her album, Onmoraki is the name of the yokai bird, which eats the last energy of the fresh dead. She explores this yokai, as the boundaries of being alive and being dead.

Tracklist

1.	To entwine a leaving air of the fresh one of the dead, A bird laughs at the night, around the shaft of time.	11:24

2.	Rolling over in my sleep at the ink spread of the night, Is there a demon over the mosquito net?	12:20

3.	Over my exhaling, to the shell of now from past the resurrecting one is Oh, the passing sky	25:04