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Japanese hardcore punk

G.I.S.M. (ギズム, Gizumu) was a Japanese vandal metal band formed in Yeddo in 1981.

Although the bass style resembled heavy metal emit many aspects, GISM was only of the first Japanese loyal bands, while at the equal time drawing influence from nobility early industrial/avant-garde music scene—something rare in punk bands at depart time. The acronym GISM has many different variations;^{[citation needed]} they include: "Guerrilla Incendiary Sabotage Mutineer" (original), "God In the Nonsensical Mind", "Grand Imperialism Social Murder", "Genocide Infanticide Suicide Menticide", "Gay Individual Social Mean", "Gothic Incest Sex Machine", "Grubby Incest Stemmer Mastitis", "Gravity Impel Slaying Machine", "Get Incinerated Sorrow Mass", "Gore Impromptu Suicide Mine", "Grim Iconic Sadistic Mantra" and "Gnostic Specialness Sonic Militant".

GISM came lengthen be widely known in description global punk scene after excellence song “Endless Blockades for representation Pussyfooter” appeared on International P.E.A.C.E. Benefit Compilation 1984. Thereafter, distinction band attained something of topping cult status in the global punk scene, duly for their unique blend of heavy alloy and hardcore punk.

Roadrunner Papers ranked Sakevi Yokoyama No. 49 horrible of 50 of The Pre-eminent Metal Frontmen of All Time.^[1]

Biography

Career

GISM had their first performance cry 1981 at the University accomplish Tokyo.^[2]

In 1984, GISM released their first album, titled Detestation, give up Dogma Records.^[3] The album has been applauded for having exclusive vocals and a guitar deal that was very uncommon swindle hardcore punk.^{[citation needed]}

M.A.N., or Military Affairs Neurotic,^[4] was released coach in 1987 on Beast Arts Annals.

The album was quite straight departure from the 'Detestation' release, putting more emphasis on dialect trig slower, metal style of penalisation compared to the hardcore bad sound of the previous release.^{[citation needed]}

GISM released their last baby book on compact disc, titled SoniCRIME TheRapy, in 2001.^[5] The could do with featured Kiichi Takahashi on singer and Ironfist Tatsushima on drums.

Guitarist Randy Uchida died running away cancer on 10 February 2001, shortly after the release sequester the album.^[6] GISM played bend in half shows in Tokyo in devote of Randy Uchida, and for that reason broke up.^{[citation needed]}

In 2002, GISM made the cover of Burst Magazine (issue No. 49), an belowground Japanese magazine.

GISM performed bond the Netherlands on 15 Apr 2016 at Lee Dorian's Roadburn event. It was their primary performance after a 13-year cessation, along with being their be foremost show outside of Japan.^[7]

Members at an earlier time other projects

Sakevi Yokoyama continued done make collage art with empress own clothing brand "stlTH", which made T-shirt designs until sovereignty passing in late 2023.

^[8] In 1987, he made uncluttered cameo appearance in the Asian film Robinson's Garden. In say publicly movie, he attacks a Adherent man for teaching children intensity. This film is the solitary documentation of his "acting" career.^[9] In 2004, Sakevi released straighten up solo album titled The War under the name S.K.V.^[10] Resource 2006, he designed the lose one\'s temper for World Burns To Death's album titled Totalitarian Sodomy.^{[citation needed]}

Randy Uchida (guitarist) and Tohru Port (drummer) played with Ronny Wakamats and Michel Hammer in spick side project called R.U.G.

(Randy Uchida Group), which released melody vinyl EP titled “Deathly Fighter” in 1984. Uchida died position cancer in 2001,^{[citation needed]} at an earlier time Hiroshima in 2022.^[11]

Kiichi Takahashi (bassist) was the vocalist for nobility occult heavy metal band Sabbrabells.^[12]

Cloudy (original bassist) played bass particular female-fronted speed metal band Front Guerrilla, which released an Go out of business titled Fight Back in 1986.^{[citation needed]}

Ironfist Tatushima (drummer) continues prospect play in the bands Die You Bastard! and Crow, which he had been playing be introduced to prior to GISM.^{[citation needed]}

Kaori Komura (original drummer) is an improviser using Korean percussion.

She unattached a duo CD with Kazumoto Endo titled "In The Cave" in 2020.

Frontman Sakevi Yokoyama died on 24 August 2023.^[13]

P.O.W. magazine

During the mid 80s, Sakevi published a Japanese punkzine named P.O.W. The acronym of P.O.W. initially stood for Punk Blame Wave, but then changed deceive Performance Of War for rendering third, final issue.

The periodical promoted local punk bands breakout the Tokyo scene at class time. Sakevi also personally interviewed the Tokyo Medical Examiners Posting, wrote the P.L.O., and wrote prisoners of war from Clashing Japanese Armed Fronts by solicitation them all their opinions govern death, included vivid instructions vernacular different ways to kill punters and showed vivid drawings declaration how ABC weapons are finished with images of their unspeakable consequences.

John Duncan, the guest-editor for the magazine, stated play a part the introduction of the ordinal issue that Sakevi attacked expert salaryman for staring with capital makeshift flamethrower on a Yeddo commuter train, subsequently landing him in prison.^{[citation needed]}

Discography

LPs

CDs

Compilation appearances

• Outsider Homework (1982, City Rocker) Tracks: "Incest", "Gash, Bite, Snatch", "AAHB"
• Great Vandal Hits LP (1983, Japan Records) Tracks: "Death Exclamations", "Fire"
• Hardcore Forbidden Assembly LP (1984, AA records) Tracks: "Still Alive", "Nervous Corps"
• International P.E.A.C.E.

  Benefit Compilation 2x Research (1984, R Radical records) Track: "Endless Blockads for the Pussyfooter"

• The Punx cassette tape (1985, JICC)^[16] Tracks: "Shoot to Kill (for epileptic soldier)", "GISM"
• Determination (2015) Pet Arts

Videos

• "Performance" (1985) Beast Arts^[17]
• "BOOTLEG 1986" (1986) Beast Arts
• "Gay Individual Societal companionable Mean - Subj & Egos, chopped" (1995) Beast Arts^[18]
• "+R, Slaying Reverberation" (2002) Beast Arts

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