Hisato Higuchi - Butterfly Horse Street In Stock relates the story of a

relates the story of a dreamy young man who is haunted in his wanderings by the memory of his beloved

for solo cello performed by cellist Guido Schiefen

covering both the core classical repertoire and collaborations with a wide range of artists from all walks of musical life

"Love Grows" entered the UK charts at # 12 on 24th January 1970 and the following week it reached # 1

a modern interpretation using the twelve-tone scale

Hisato Higuchi - Butterfly Horse Street In Stock relates the story of aTokyo based guitarist singer Hisato Higuchi has shaped an inimitable sound sphere of solitary electric notes that drape across his unearthly moan during the course of two full lengths and an EP. Channeling loneliness and desires as elegant six string tone poems, Higuchi has reached the heights of fellow travelers from Meredith Monk to Charalambides. Though Butterfly Horse Street adds an unexpected snarl as Higuchi erupts into free noise, wall of sound