Disclose

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Disclose
Origin	Kōchi City, Japan
Genres	Crust punk,[1] hardcore punk[2]
Years active	1990–2007
Past members	Tsukasa Kawakami Fukugawa Yasuoka Will Yuusei Gori Abe Masa Hiro the Aggression Fujiwara Uo-Katsu Doi Aki Naoto Joe

Disclose were a Japanese

. On 5 June 2007, Disclose frontman Kawakami died from acute alcohol poisoning .^[3]

Former members

• Tsukasa (vocals)
• Kawakami (vocals, lead guitar)
• Fukugawa (bass guitar)
• Yasuoka (bass guitar)
• Ben (bass guitar)
• Herb (guitar)
• Jung (bass guitar)
• Will (bass guitar)
• Yuusei (bass guitar)
• Gori (bass guitar)
• Abe (bass guitar, US tour)
• Masa (bass guitar)
• Hiro the Aggression (drums and bass sometimes)
• Fujiwara (drums)
• Daniel (guitar)
• Uo-Katsu (drums)
• Doi (drums)
• Aki (drums)
• Naoto (?)
• Joe (?)

Discography

LPs

• Tragedy (1994)
• Yesterday’s Fairytale, Tomorrow’s Nightmare (1/6/2003)
• The Demos Album (1995)
• No More Pain

12"

• Nightmare or Reality (May/June 1999)

Split 12"

• Split 12" with Totalitär (2000)

10"es

• Great Swedish Feast (1995)
• The Aspects of War (1997)
• Nuclear Hell (with G.A.T.E.S., 2005)

7"es

• Once the War Started (1993)
• Visions of War (1996)
• 4 track EP (1997)
• The Nuclear Victims (1998)
• A Mass of Raw Sound Assault (2001)
• Apocalypse of Death (March 2002)
• Neverending War (2003)
• The Sound of Disaster (2003)
• Apocalypse Continues (2004) Overthrow Records

Split 7"es

• Kochi-City Hardcore (with Insane Youth, 1993)
• Why Must We Die? (with Hellkrusher. 1994)
• No More Pain! (with Selfish, 1994)
• (unknown) (with Warcollapse, 1995)^[4]
• War of aggression (with Cluster Bomb Unit, 1995)
• Attack The Enemy (with Homomillita, 1995)
• Endless War (with Squandered, 1998)
• Chainsaw Tour '04 (with Framtid, 2004)
• Noise Not Music (with No Fucker, 2004)
• Split 7" with Hakuchi (2004)
• Dis-Nightmare still continues (with World Burns to Death, 2004)
• Split 7" with Besthöven (2005)
• In Chaos We Trust (with FlyBlown, 2005)
• Controlled By Fear (with Cruelty, 2005)
• Split 7" with Scarred For Life, (2007)

Demos

• Crime (1992)
• Conquest (1993)
• Fear of the War (1993)
• Total Dis-Lickers (1998)

Tapes

• The Aspect of War (1997)
• Sound of Disaster (2003)
• The Best of Disclose 1993-2001 (2006)

Compilations

• Demo & Live 92 (1992, Combines Crime and Conquest demos, plus a live show from December 1992)
• Raw Brutal Assault Vol. 1 (2003, has tracks from 1992–1994)
• Raw Brutal Assault Vol. 2 (2003, has tracks from 1994–1998)

References