We Don't Care About Music Anyway

We Don't Care About Music Anyway

Directed by Cedric Dupire and Gaspard Kuentz

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Experimental noise from Japan is undoubtedly inspired by the chaos and nature of Tokyo's overly crowded department stores, subway trains and bustling street corners. The establishing scenes in We Don't Care About Musk Anyway are integrated with the performances of six Japanese noise artists who, in away, carry out their work like foley artists for the film. Their performances are showcased in unconventional spaces like abandoned buildings, garbage dumps and a polluted beach. The most unforgettable musician in the film is Yamakawa Fuyuki who uses a contact mie to amplify his heartbeat, which he has learned to manipulate over time to get a decelerated pulsation effect. Whether you care about noise music or not, this film will send you into a new sound perspective. (Andrea Nene)