Kazuki Tomokawa - String Of Paper Cranes Clenched Between My TeethIn a generation of musicians that came of age in postwar Japan, Kazuki Tomokawa stands as a pioneer of radical individualism, with a sound marked by shocking intimacy and blistering honesty. In his third album, A String of Paper Cranes Clenched between My Teeth, released by Harvest Records in 1977, Tomokawa creeps "ever more inward, " as Kiichi Takahara writes in the record's original introductory text embracing an attitude pervasive amongst musicians

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