The intellect given birth to here (eternity) is too young

by Peter Brötzmann / Keiji Haino Duo

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Deluxe 4LP Box + 3" CD (BE-1002, 2018)
Brötzmann / Haino Duo release created strictly for audience members who had purchased tickets for cancelled and rescheduled 2018 performance at The Chapel, San Francisco, CA. Features exclusive artwork by Peter Brötzmann. Never before commercially available.

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Deluxe Limited 4LP Box Set with 8 Artist's Prints
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Heavy custom tip-on box with pure black uncoated paper throughout and stamped black ink pigment frame. Mounted white paper insets printed with metallic silver foil. Nine full size inserts including 8 full color art prints by the artists. Solid black paper inner sleeves.

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	1.	LP 1 A - Begging your pardon, Master Sokushinbutsu 23:13
	2.	LP 1 B - You have sacrificed your body for us But things continue to worsen 21:28
	3.	LP 2 A - The beginning or the end which will be the first to admit its opponent? 22:26
	4.	LP 2 B - A landscape never glimpsed before is on the verge of manifestation 14:18
	5.	LP 3 A - The intellect given birth to here (existence) 19:43
	6.	LP 3 B - is too young 22:33
	7.	LP 4 A - The wound that lapses into this world can sometimes be bigger 19:34
	8.	LP 4 B - than the wound that was dropped here 20:44

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“It’s common for these musicians to be labelled muscular (and other testosterone-laden terms), but it is perhaps more fitting to register them with the female archetype Kali, who enacts destruction in order to make way for new life. As we embark on a new century amidst socio-political upheaval, the Brötzmann/Haino duo feels like an artistic expression of the moment we are living in and experiencing every day.”
- Philip Greenlief “Ode to Destruction", ART FORUM, August 2018 on Peter Brötzmann / Keiji Haino Duo at the Chapel, San Francisco

The first music on record by the iconic free music duo of Peter Brötzmann & Keiji Haino since 1996. Two complete performances recorded in Los Angeles and San Francisco in the summer of 2018. The intellect given birth to here (existence) is too young presents the artists traversing a sprawling range of sound and modalities; achieving a stunning unreplicable alchemy and perhaps the defining work of their decades-long collaboration. Presented in a deluxe 4LP boxed set edition of 800 including full size, full color art prints by both artists.

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released September 12, 2022

LP 1 & 2 recorded August 4, 2018 (Zebulon, Los Angeles, CA.)
LP 3 & 4 recorded August 8, 2018 (The Chapel, San Francisco, CA)
Recorded and mixed by Toshi Kasai (LP 1 & 2) and Eric Bauer (LP 3 & 4)
Mastering by Elysian Masters, Los Angeles, CA
Design by Takuya Kitamura
Translation by Alan Cummings

Performances produced by Michael Ehlers and Peter Kolovos

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