Recorded & Mixed: Soichiro Nakamura at Peace Music, from January to March 2003 / Mastered 2021. Recording Crew: Higasayama “Hatchaku” Kunihito.

Track 1, 2 & 6 at Koenji 20000V, Tokyo May 24th, 1997. Track 3, 4 & 7at Hakata VivleHall, Fukuoka July 26th, 1998. Track 5 at Koenji 20000V, Tokyo May 16th, 1998.

Part 1 Recorded at Sound Square 16th and 23rd May 1999. Part 2 Recorded and Mixed at Sound Crew 2nd and 3rd May 1999. Sound Engineer: Osamu Seino. Mastering: Kentaro Kimura at Kim Ken Studio 6th June 1999. Live: Analog Synthesizer: Ω Yamamoto (DOMLOCK SANDHILL). Recorded at Koenji 20000V, Tokyo, 27th Dec. 1998. Sound Engineer: Funakoshi. Mastering: Soichiro Nakamura at Peace Music 2021.

Recorded at Club Upset, Nagoya, 16th Dec. 2011.

Recorded at Sound Square, Tokyo 5th Apr. 2018.

Originally intended as the last album for the Japanese experimental metal band, "Dear" has generated a resurrection, or at least a strengthening of their life force; its creation inspired Boris to continue, turning what was supposed to be a goodbye into a forceful restating of this remarkable band's existence.

"eternity" is a live album by Boris, recorded on 28 December 2017 on the final date of the band's DEAR 25th Anniversary Tour and released digitally via their Fangsanalsatan imprint. This set depicts the band performing the entirety of Dear, a section of the original Absolutego from 1996 and a new song in "Phenomenons Drive". Two songs were performed this night and were omitted from the digital release in "Akuma no Uta" (From Akuma no Uta) and Farewell (From Pink), the former featuring Taichi Nagura Koki Miyabe of ENDON.

Relapse Records presents 2R0I2P0, the brand new collaborative album from BORIS and MERZBOW. The 10 track album showcases every bit of the excitement and pulse-pounding rock and metal heard throughout the inimitable, expansive BORIS catalog, as it meets the signature harsh noise and soundscapes of the equally prolific MERZBOW.

Last year, Japanese experimental metal band Boris released a double album called LφVE & EVφL. Now, they’re prepping a follow-up project pointedly dubbed NO.