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JOYBEAM Tokyo, Japan
Born in 1984 Osaka, Japan. Tokyo based musician, painter. Also known as LAFMS of Naniwa.
He was influenced
by free improvisation, noise music, avant-garde art, electronica, onkyo-psyche, and nazo-ongaku.
After working with bands, he has, since 2010, released 10 discs albums under the name of Buffalomckee.
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