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Kiku Day / Henry Kaiser: Zen Kaiju
by Eyal Hareuveni
Berkeley-based experimental guitarist Henry Kaiser has gained a justified reputation for his eclectic tastes and the way that he fuses his influences into an idiosyncratic guitar style. He began playing the guitar after listening to seminal free-improv guitarist Derek Bailey and has a deep knowledge of the Grateful Dead's musical journeys, as well as the 1970s ...
Zen Kaiju
By Henry Kaiser
Label: Balance Point Acoustics
Released: 2007
Track listing: Gojira Examines a Monk in Meditation; Anguiras Pacifies the Mind; Fairy Mothra's Preaching Sign, Gyaos Washes the Bowl, Dagora Calls His Own Master; Varan's Wheel, Gamera's Dog, This Mind is Not Pigmon, Ultraman Investigates, Jiger Twirls a Flower; A Philosopher Asks King Ghidorah; Tripping Over the Oxygen Destroyer.
Henry Kaiser / Charles K. Noyes / Song Won Park: Invite the Spirit 2006
by Kurt Gottschalk
What was remarkable about the first Invite the Spirit record by the trio of guitarist Henry Kaiser, percussionist Charles K. Noyes and San Won Park (who plays the Korean kayagum, a twelve-stringed zither-like instrument) was how neatly they subsumed Asian traditions with the Western avant-garde. On the trio's second record, they more or less do the ...
Invite The Spirit 2006
By Henry Kaiser
Label: Tzadik
Released: 2006
Track listing: Hurum II; Hwar Nengmyun; Derek Bailey Salpuri; FLoating Away; Candy for Sale; Cactus Sinawi; Ahwaohoawha; Offstream.
Sky Garden
By Henry Kaiser
Label: Cuneiform Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: CD1: It's About That Time/The Mask; Jabali (Part I); Shinjuku; Great Expectations; Directions. CD2: Sivad>Gemini Double Image>Little Church; Miles Star; Who's Targeted?; Jabali (Part II); Willie Dixon; Cozy Pete
Henry Kaiser/Wadada Leo Smith Yo Miles!: Sky Garden
by John Kelman
With Miles Davis' electric period finally gaining the credit it deserves, the number of groups recording everything from “music-informed-by" to flat-out tributes is almost too large to count. Everyone from Dave Douglas to George Schuller has, in some shape or form, created works influenced by Miles' electric excursions. But when guitarist Henry Kaiser and trumpeter Wadada ...
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