Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
Boris (ボリス) is a Japanese experimental rock band formed in Tokyo in 1992. The band's original lineup consisted of Atsuo, Takeshi, Wata, and Nagata, who was the band's original drummer. After his departure, Atsuo took over drums and the lineup has remained consistent to this day. Boris draws influence from a huge variety of styles including, but not limited to, psychedelic rock, punk, sludge, doom metal, drone, pop, noise, shoegaze, and ambient. The band's name is taken from a song on Melvins' Bullhead album.
Boris — Heavy Rocks (Relapse RR7526, 2022, CD / LP / DL) |
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Boris — W (Bandcamp Sacred Bones SBR287, 2022, CD / LP / DL) |
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Boris — No (Bandcamp Fangs Anal Satan FAS-023, 2020, CD / LP / DL) |
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Boris — 1985 (Bandcamp Fangs Anal Satan FAS-018, 2019, LP / DL) |
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Boris — Präparat (Daymare DYMV-995, 2013, LP) |
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Boris — Attention Please (Sargent House SH-055, 2011, CD) |
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Boris — Heavy Rocks (Sargent House SH-058, 2011, CD) |
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Boris with Merzbow — Klatter (Daymare Recordings DYMV997, 2011, LP) |
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Boris — New Album (Sargent House SH-070, 2011, CD) |
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Boris with Michio Kurihara — Rainbow (Drag City DC338CD, 2007, CD) |
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Sunn O))) & Boris — Altar (Southern Lord sunn62, 2006, 2CD) |
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Boris — Pink (Southern Lord sunn-55, 2005, CD) |
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Boris — Akuma No Uta (Southern Lord SUNN41, 2003, CD / LP / DL) |
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Boris — Feedbacker (Third Man TMR-633, 2003/2019, CD / LP / DL) |
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Boris — Heavy Rocks (Quattro UKQT-005, 2002, CD) |
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Keiji Haino with Boris — Black: Implication Flooding (Inoxia IXCD-0002, 1998, CD) |
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