PAINJERK WRACKED AND RUINED Tokyo, Japan
PAINJERK started home-recordings in the mid 80's and started live performances in the early 90's. Exploration and practice
of kinematics of electro-acoustics using unorthodox methodologies, mainly using live-electronics, synths and computers.
Relating labels:
Harbinger Sound, Alternative Tentacles Records, Editions Mego, Hospital Productions & etc
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