Yasushi Ozawa Explained

(1958February 2, 2008^[1]) was a Japanese musician and sound engineer, best known as the bassist in Keiji Haino's rock group Fushitsusha. He was also a member of the free improvisation group Marginal Consort, and in the past he played with East Bionic Symphonia and Machine-Gun Tango (with Tori Kudo).

Discography

• East Bionic Symphonia (Kojima, 1976)
• V.A., Aiyoku jinmin juji gekijo (Pinakotheca, 1980)
• Collective Improvisation (PSF, 1998)
• Marginal Consort 4CD (Improvised Music from Japan, 2007)
• Early Works of Satoshi Sonoda 1977→1978 / Memories of Yasushi Ozawa (PSF, 2009)

with Fushitsusha

• Untitled (PSF, 1989)
• Untitled (PSF, 1991)
• Allegorical Misunderstanding (Avant, 1993)
• Pathetique [also known as Hisou] (PSF, 1994)
• The Caution Appears (Les Disques de soleil, 1995)
• Purple Trap: The Wound That Was Given Birth To Must Be Bigger Than The Wound That Gave Birth (Blast First, 1996)
• A Death Never To Be Complete (Tokuma, 1997)
• The Time is Nigh (Tokuma, 1997)
• Gold Blood (Charnel, 1998)
• A Little Longer Thus (Tokuma, 1998)
• The Wisdom Prepared (Tokuma, 1998)
• Withdrawe, This Sable Disclosure ere Devot'd (Victo, 1998)
• I Saw It! That Which Before I Could Only Sense (Paratactile, 2000)
• Origin's Hesitation (PSF, 2001)

References

• Interview. Taajii, issue 1, 1996
• Interview (as a member of Fushitsusha). Opprobrium, issue 3, November 1996

External links

• Interview with Ozawa as a member of Fushitsusha

Notes and References

1. Web site: DISKDIG, Disk of Ozawa Yasushi . www.diskdig.com . April 23, 2021.