With both the soundtrack to Ryusuke Hamaguchi's Drive My Car and the recently reissued For McCoy, Eiko Ishibashi highlights the intimate bonds formed through repetition. Recorded with Jim O'Rourke, the two albums feature soft drums, clicking cassettes, noir-jazz, and bass grooves . . .
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