Japan
Osaka
Thrash metal, power metal, speed metal, heavy metal
1983–1985, 1986– pre
Lables :
MAR 1987
Night Gallery 1989–1990
BMG-Victor 1991–1995
Deathrash Bound 1997–present
Member :
Nov – vocals 1989–present (Paranoia, Z-Sect, Volcano, Zigoku Quartet)
Izumi Ochiai – guitar 1983–1985, 1986–present (Mein Kampf, The Braincase)
Tatsuya «Dean» Miwa – bass 1986–1995, 2000–present (Mein Kampf)
Youth-K – drums 2009–present (Batcave, BPM 13 Groove)
Ex-member :
Hisayoshi Hiraga – vocals 1989 (Rosenfeld, Thread Worm)
Satoru Sasano – vocals 1987–1989 (Paranoia, Sweet Death)
Salee – vocals 1986–1987
Kenichi «Rod» Fujisaki – vocals 1986 (Mein Kampf, Justy Nasty, Craze)
Kamizi – vocals 1985
Potukun – vocals
Taro – vocals 1983
Ray – bass 1984–1985
Jun «S.A.B» Saburi – drums 1986–1992, 2000–2009 (Virus, Lizer)
Shue «Shu» Sakai – drums 1992–1995, 2000 (Virus, Girl Tique)
Shin’ichi «Shin» – drums
Hideki – drums 1983–1985
Studio albums
Deathrash Bound (March 21, 1989)
Human Griefman (February 25, 1990)
Aionism (October 8, 1991) Oricon Weekly Album Chart Position: #37
Aion -Aion- (愛音～AION～, August 21, 1992) #34[2]
Z (Z [ZETTO], June 2, 1993)
Absolute (March 2, 1994) #41[2]
Freak-Out (November 22, 1995)
Mithras (February 22, 1997, fan-club only)
Eve (April 4, 1998, fan-club only)
Ceremony of Cross Out (September 9, 1999, fan-club only)
Judge of Death Line (September 9, 1999, fan-club only)
Manners of Kill and Wound (September 9, 1999, fan-club only)
Magnitude (December 24, 2000, fan-club only, 3 versions: Japanese, English and all English)
Sister (October 24, 2003, fan-club only)
EPs
MA-G-MA (November 25, 1990)
Sei・Aion (聖・愛音, December 16, 1992)
Live albums
Plasmatic Mania (April 8, 1992)
Singles
«Hang on Night» (July 1987)
«Fatalism» (August 3, 1990, distributed at a Nakano Kokaido concert)
«Gasp for Breath» (August 5, 1990, released with the music magazine Rockin’ f)
«Be Afraid» (October 2, 1991) Oricon Weekly Singles Chart Position:
«Piece of My Life» (1991, limited to 3,000 who purchased «Be Afraid» & Aionism)
«Aion -Aion-» (愛音～AION～, August 5, 1992)
«Missing» (February 23, 1994)
«Black Heart» (October 13, 2010)
