Nazoranai: A Documentary [Stephen O’Malley, Oren Ambarchi & Keiji Haino]

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Nazoranai: a documentary goes behind the scenes, spending time with members Stephen O’Malley, Oren Ambarchi, and Keiji Haino.
“I just want to hear things I've never heard before.”
Improvisational sound trio Nazoranai came together for their first North American performance in 2014 at the Big Ears festival in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Creator: Ivan Weiss - ivanweiss.com
#experimentalmusic #musicdocumentary

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6 окт 2024

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@38bass Год назад

14:52 What Oren describes here was an incredibly important part of my youth and is something that I really miss.

@asherbeal8357 Год назад

Seriously 🤘❤️🤘

@nicolashunter4131 Год назад

Why do you miss it? I think that is something that you still do,so why do you miss it? There is no prohibition about it,if the other´s prefer new rituals in terms of listening to music,well,what`s the problem? It´s still there for you,you still enjoy that type of ritual,i don´t really understand when people say stuff like that,you usually miss things that you cannot recover anymore,also people achieve the connection with music in a lot of different ways

@cfrench0101 11 месяцев назад

@@nicolashunter4131I imagine they are speaking in terms of being able to find time or mental space to be able to enjoy it in the same way they used to when they were young. Try as I might, the older I get, the harder it seems to get back there.

@kotanecrosis96 Год назад

I love all these musicians and have since I was 17. Being able to watch this with my three year old son and see him enjoy and fall asleep to it was the best. Thanks for making this.

@evilgreednet Год назад

Very cool and interesting documentary, thank you for all the work that went into it.

@ZeugmaP Год назад

I'm more or less familiar with these 3 artists (especially Stephen O’Malley) but I had no Idea they had a band together. It totally makes sense though. Also I always forget that Oren Ambarchi plays drums.

@nideck01 Год назад

i had the chance to see keiji haino in shinjuku, tokyo and it was INTENSE, INTENSE!!!!!!

@deadworld101 11 месяцев назад

The humor of this music is understated

@cruzad2 Год назад

A really valuable work... and that final shadowy image... pure beauty...

@axelazaryan 2 года назад

Thank you for this precious channel!!

@Uchutanjyo Год назад

That was incredible. Just what I needed. Thank you!

@cagrerdem921 Год назад

stunning. right to my heart. thank you!

@stephencarroll230 6 месяцев назад

Fantastic!

@pneumador7492 Год назад

Thank you for the documentary!

@BrianCGibson Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@skc-wg2yq Год назад

Amazing! Thank you.

@MyBichSustained Год назад

It's Jazz,Man!I get it, When I play I just want to get off the usual jam and go full disconnect and be connected to all the electrical and acoustic possibilities that we have yet to venture into as a musician. Exploring the disconnect is a very personal exploration into sound....deep is a understatement!

@mikerophone235 Год назад

Excellent, thanks for uploading

@iananderson292 Год назад

I love the cuts where the screen goes black. At first I thought my phone was going to sleep but I feel like it lends very well to the pace of this doc. Great stuff