BANETORIKO : Sakasa no Kikori-men Yori

'A short ghost story, "Inverse Mask of Woodman," spread on an Internet bulletin board with an unknown author.
The hidden truth and curse gradually came to light when the lost woodman's mask and woodman's mai dance were revived over the 500-year history of Kaguramai dance in a certain region ...
Banetoriko's cassette work "From Inverse Mask of Woodman" was inspired by "Inverse Mask of Woodman," an internet ghost story with an unknown author. The work reproduced the lost Kaguramai dance story using a self-made musical instrument known as a Banetek, metal, Casio Sk-1 keyboard with sampling, and the like. The work challenged a somewhat "musical" approach when compared to the past works.
It is recommended to read the original work to better understand the cassette work.
www.怖い話.com/surface/
The permission for use was kindly granted by the author of the story.
We deeply appreciates the author's generosity.'



All composed and recorded by Tamaki Ueda between spring 2018 to autumn 2019,
using Banetek, Banetek-mini, Banebourine, Casio SK-1, effects, samples, voice, metals, fire, and death whistle.

The cover and inner art is by Jere Kilpinen.
The sleeve design by din-i-ilahi.