form y separately published work icon The Grass Blade single work   radio play  
Issue Details: First known date: 1997... 1997 The Grass Blade
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'The Grass Blade is one of a set of fourteen sociological folk tales set around a future Tokyo railway station. Influenced by the Aum Shinrikyo sarin attack, the burst bubble of Japan and the nascent rise of mobile technology in the mid 90s it unsettles and haunts with layers of meaning interpenetrating like bands of neon and mist in a bad dream.'

Source: Bandcamp.

Notes

  • One of a series of works originally published in Kyoto Journal.

Production Details

  • Original version broadcast on Radio National, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 1998.


    Released on streaming service Bandcamp on 7 December 2021.

    Lee Frank: narration, wave drum, soundscapes, groovebox, vocals, samples.

    Bill Laswell: bass, wave drum, fine percussion.

    Producer: Bill Laswell.

    Engineer: James Dellatacoma.

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