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When a Japanese band smashed up a venue with an excavator in 1985
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When a Japanese band smashed up a venue with an excavator in 1985
Some rock bands may smash up their instruments, others might invite a chaotic stage invasion. In Hanatarash’s case, they thought they’d jolt the audience out of their complacency by smashing an excavator into the venue wall. Extremity on all fronts was the sole agenda of Yamantaka Eye. Later to find cult fame orchestrating Boredoms’ psychedelic racket in 1986, the Japanese punk performance artist met fellow Hanatarash founder Mitsuru Tabata whil…
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