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Tracks by: Taku Sugimoto, mon.goose, Sachiko M, Masahiko Okura, Günter Müller, Taku Sugimoto & Otomo Yoshihide, Toshimaru Nakamura and more.

Onkyo is a form of Japanese Experimental music that focuses on the exploration of the physical traits of sound rather than music as a form of expression. Since Onkyo is based solely on these actions of the musicians with their works, the genre is inclusive to a variety of different musicians and aesthetics. Still, performances are minimal with the inclusion of large gaps of silence; as well, these performances often tend to be stoic in nature.

To illustrate just how vast the onkyo spectrum is, it's important to note the wide variety of instruments that notorious performers use. Electronics used in onkyo performances are not conventional. For example, Nakamura has exercised purposeful misuse of technology to create feedback loops within his music, while Sachiko has pioneered the usage of an empty sampler that is only able to use and control the sampler's test tone sine waves. She has also been experimenting with the usage of contact microphones, which is another instrument that is used often within said scene. The owner of the venue known as Off-Site, which was vital to the genre's development, encouraged quiet, improvised explorations of sound.

Oftentimes, musicians will use vibrating objects against these contact microphones to record the otherwise inaudible vibrations produced by these objects. This is one of many ways that onkyo has ties to Lowercase. However, this style also has ties to Free Improvisation and EAI, due to the fact that many onkyo performances are improvised, often with EAI instrumentation. Composed onkyo pieces are very rare, and as a result, most onkyo releases consist of live, improvised performances.