Katsuragi, upon seeing the golden pinion on his person, knew that this puppet must not have been of ordinary stock, yet have his reasons not to mention his place of origin. Then, the puppet was as naive as a newborn, filled with goodwill and gratitude towards humans. It was Katsuragi who brought him to live in Tatarasuna and meet the people who lived there. It was by accident that a kind-hearted samurai named Katsuragi would enter the pavilion and rescue him. Within that lovely prison, he lost all perception. The flaming maple leaves, the exquisite window lattices. He would be laid to rest within the Shakkei Pavilion, staring blankly at the beauteous scenery within. The puppet, the eccentric Kabukimono, the 6th seat of the Fatui Harbingers, The Balladeer.Įach of these was a thread of fate tying the puppet's joints down.Īny recollection must begin several hundred years ago, when the puppet that shed tears upon being born would not be given a name, but was instead only given a small golden feather as proof of his personage. Today, many of these past affairs have been forgotten. Indeed, he has had many, all of which corresponded to a special status he possessed at that time. Many years ago, the Wanderer was not called by that title. Like the breeze, he lives in this world, and he walks its length and breadth. "Wanderer" is how he believes he might be best described - he has no home, no kin, and no destination. Several times now he has risen and fallen, and now he lives only for himself. Nor will he need to immerse himself in the sea of humanity, for he has long forsaken any worthless emotion. He needs not introduce himself, for ordinary folk will never get to know him. And even if there were, why would they appear on such a night? Tatarasuna had been deserted for many years, and it had been a long time since anyone came here to pay their respects. How can one be a human being without a heart?Ĭhills ran down the farmer's spine as he finished reading the note. How should one treat others, knowing full well their inferiority? If humans have a heart, why do they not fear the hearts of others? Three questions had been written on that piece of paper, along with answers that were not yet fully written. A note drifted to the ground and was instantly soaked by the rain. The farmer peeked out from behind the rock, and saw that the figure had vanished. "What are you afraid of? Would a passerby such as I hurt you? I am merely here to tend to the grave of a friend." The farmer was terrified that he might had encountered some spirit, and hurriedly hid behind a rock. However, the farmer could hear breathing through the pitter-patter of the rain.Ī moment later, the figure spoke. This person wore a wide hat that concealed their face entirely. Thus it was under the moonlight that he saw a phantom figure standing on the edge of the cliff. There should no longer have been residents there, but as if destiny had decreed it, a farmer had come there, picking Naku Weed to make a living. On a fateful night, a figure arrived at a place that had once been called Tatarasuna. Thursday 18th August – Scala, London Flux Pavilion Tickets are on sale from 9am on Friday 13th May priced from £10.00.-Blessed One of Wisdom, Mahakusaladhamma - Buer Known for his high energy performances, Flux is now performing all over the globe, pushing and spreading his name as the master of 'Epic' Music. With his more recent Circus Records release, ‘Bass Cannon’ gaining ‘A’ list status on BBC Radio 1 & 1Xtra, there doesn’t seem to be anything stopping the Flux Pavilion steam roller! His track ‘Voscillate’, which features his own vocals, received 'Track of the Week' on Rusko's BBC Radio One Takeover, and his single ‘I can’t stop’ received 'World record of the week' from BBC Radio One’s Zane Lowe.įlux later released onto the Circus label – 'The Lines in Wax' E.P, which included Zane Lowes world record of the week ‘I Can’t Stop’, 'Haunt You', 'Hold me Close', and 'Lines in Wax' featuring ‘Foreign Beggars’. With support from the likes of Mista Jam on BBC Radio 1Xtra, Flux has gained recognition for his remix work of ‘Cracks’ by the freestylers and ‘Goldust’ by DJ Fresh, which have generated over 8 million hits on YouTube collectively. Influenced by the likes of The Prodigy, Basement Jaxx and dubstep pioneer Rusko, Flux loves the high energy madness that dance music is capable of and has set about making some of his own in the form of dubstep. Having forged a reputation as an unbelievable live act due to his hard smashing rhythms and manic basslines, this one-off show will be the first opportunity for fans to hear tracks from his forthcoming record played live alongside hisīetter known hits. Flux Pavilion will take to the stage for his debut headline UK show at London Scala this August.
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