Banetoriko Japan
Banetoriko is Tamaki Ueda's solo noise project, seeking dreamy, anxious noise-scape using loops and a self-made metal
instrument, Banetek.
Banetoriko’s solo work is metal noise inspired by yokai. Yokai is Japanese term for supernatural creatures, including monster, demon, ghost, and spirit.
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