Japanese guitarist, multi-instrumentalist, and vocalist Keiji Haino had been a prominent figure in the Tokyo underground since the mid-’70s before forming this incredible group that stands as one of Japan’s most inventive and extraordinary and powerful groups of the era. Their work draws on noise, rock, free improvisation, and psychedelia, yet they sculpt their group sound in a fashion that their music is relative to few forms. Fushitsusha recorded their debut album in 1989; however, it is rumored that the group existed in various incarnations from as early as 1980. A self-titled double album that vanished from the market very quickly, it certainly made an impact on an influential level and was a quintessential recording in the Tokyo psychedelic rock revival and noise rock scenes. The Japanese psych rock power trio maintained an aura of deep mystery throughout the majority of their career. Their album covers featured no artwork, only the characters for the group’s name in dark ink on black paper. Track list: Side 1: 1. “あっち” (Acchi) 2. “暗号” (Angō) Side 2: 1. “好きにすればいい” (Suki ni Sureba Ii) 2. “届かない” (Todokanai) Side 3: 1. “ふわふわ” (Fuwafuwa) 2. “なったんじゃない” (Nattanjanai) 3. “迷子” (Maigo) Side 4: 1. “ここ” (Koko)