Early releases inlcluded IDM tracks under the artist name Finch on the Omniscience Complilation (Sugarmonk/Interchill Records) in 1999 alongside other notable artists such as Tim Hecker (Jetone) and Adam Shaikh. A full-length album under the artist name 'Fasp' was released on the Nishi net-label in 2002. In the years beyond, Hitori Tori has seen a hand full of EPs and releases on net labels such as Peace Off, Meta0, and Occult Research Records. Hitori's live performance videos have received praise in publications such as Computer Music Magazine and Create Digital Music. Renoise Interview (2009): http://www.renoise.com/indepth/renoise-news/artist-indepth-hitori-tori-talks-renoise-live-tricks/ Murder Channel Interview (2017): http://mxcxtokyo.blogspot.com/2017/09/mxcx-interview24-hitori-tori.html Press Quotes: "Canadian tracker veteran Hitori Tori seems to be doing for Renoise what only Derren Brown can do for a deck of cards" - Computer Music, November 2010. "Who needs drugs, really – even caffeine – with music like that?" - Peter Kirn, Create Digital Music, June 2010