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Sacrifice + Phosphorus

Spiracle

Sample MP3

Gratified Lungs (1:00 - 128 kbps)

Evil Organs (1:00 - 128 kbps)

Galactic Bladder (1:00 - 128 kbps)

Phosphorus (1:00 - 128 kbps)

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• Album title: Sacrifice + Phosphorus
• Artist name: Spiracle
• Track title: 1. Masticate Shrine (2:58), 2. Gratified Lungs (6:10), 3. Evil Organs (8:26), 4. Evacuation (8:37), 5. Galactic Bladder (5:31), 6. Fire Eater (5:11), 7. Sacrifice (11:15), 8. Phosphorus (7:27)
• Total duration: 56:01
• Format: CDr / Digital file
• Cover: Jewel case, Paper, Inkjet
• Issue: 2000 Autumn / 2011 January (digital file edition)
• Number: Limited to 100 copies (out of print)
• Catalog number: Octpia 01


• Taken from 'material sound action' in 1996-97, Tracks 1, 4 & 5; performed with S. Vertebra.
• Composed at Musk Land Studio in Kagoshima, Japan in 1997 by Hitoshi Kojo.
• Artworks by Hitoshi Kojo; Sacrifice, Bottom of Light, Astro Organ

Liner notes

There is an inevitable rule of the generation in this material world. It must be executed to maintain the individual foam of each existence.
This album is a document of private rituals that were carried out as a requiem for existences, whom refused to accomplish the rule by their own choice or the will to the life was mercilessly shattered by the rule.

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Sacrifice + Phosphorus : First edition

Hitoshi Kojo

• Album Title: to fill up all the coeloms by radiance
  (in Japanese)
• Artist name: Hitoshi Kojo
• Track list: Cassette 1 - Sacrifice
  A1. Masticate Shrine (2:58), A2. Evil Organs (8:26), B1. Galactic Bladder (5:31), B2. Sacrifice (11:15)
• Track list: Cassette 2 - Phosphorus
  A1. Fire Eater (5:11), A2. Gratified Lungs (6:09), B1. Evacuation (8:38), B2. Phosphorus (7:27)
• Format: Two cassette tapes in a handmade package
• Cover: Plastic case, OHP sheet, Feather, Mirror, Metal ring, Wire, Shell, Papier-mache, Honey wax
• Number: Limited to 100 copies (about 90 copies were distributed)
• Label: Vyaqlha (in Japanese, means 'white spiral')