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Miyagi is not declarative, Miyagi rejects statements. When Miyagi leave the rehearsal studio the amps try to forget what theyve heard. Loud and intense music that makes their screws shriek with use. This is not garage rot. If I was writing for Wire, I would start a review by saying something along the lines of "they have an interpretive generosity", which means you get more than just your usual post-rock fix. No one really likes distinctiveness laid bare for net trawlers to dissect at their leisure, after all you have to hear music, not read about it. Their choice of guitar extras goes far beyond plectrum pluckin. They have apparently found themselves on the wrong side of one violin maker in Sydney who thinks you don't deserve his bows if you're just gonna go and lose them. Fair, but not very rocker of him. Miyagi are now comprised of six members, they grew another one in late 2005. Since then, they have increased their electronic sampling and flirtation with percussion. A pseudo