Masaki Batoh — formerly of the Japanese experimental rock band Ghost — has recorded an album using a “brain pulse machine” (BPM) that translates brain waves into weirdly haunting and disturbing tones.
Most musicians say their music comes “from the heart.” But Masaki Batoh’s music comes from the brain. Literally. The experimental musician from Japan invented the Brain Pulse Music (BPM) Machine, a ...
Ghost ringleader Masaki Batoh realizes a long-held dream to control music via brain waves, offering two such compositions amidst several improvised pieces. Brain pulse music (henceforth "bpm") is made ...
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