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You've Got a Guy presents Boris' Birthday Bash — a powerhouse performer born from Tokyo's underground scene in 1992. The band’s lineup—Atsuo, Takeshi, and Wata—each contribute vocals and instrumental dexterity, weaving sludge, drone, noise, and psychedelic rock into immersive live experiences. Boris has collaborated with artists across experimental boundaries, including Merzbow, Sunn O))) and Keiji Haino, cementing their reputation as fearless genre-hoppers. This page offers a detailed biography, a concise discography spotlight, and up-to-date tour information so you can secure your seats with confidence.

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From their prolific studio output to high-scale live performances, Boris continues to evolve. Their 2022 studio album Fade stands as a recent milestone, alongside the 2022 cycle releases W and Heavy Rocks. In 2025, they toured North America as part of the Do You Remember Pink Days? run and followed with Latin American dates. Asia-focused shows for 2026, including Tokyo and Seoul, point to continued global activity and a tease of Roadburn 2026 with Pink and Flood anniversary sets. For fans seeking direct access, we’ve compiled essential context, verified social channels, and official links to keep you in the loop as Boris expands its cosmic soundscape.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Boris' Birthday Bash

  • Biography: Boris formed in 1992 in Tokyo; lineup traditionally includes Atsuo, Takeshi, and Wata, all handling vocals and instruments. They’ve collaborated with Merzbow, Sunn O))) and Keiji Haino, and are renowned for genre-hopping across sludge/drone/noise/psychedelic rock. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boris_%28band%29?utm_source=openai))
  • Latest releases: Fade (2022) is their most recent studio album; the 2022 cycle also produced W and Heavy Rocks, illustrating their ongoing evolution. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fade_%28Boris_album%29?utm_source=openai))
  • 2025 tours: North American Do You Remember Pink Days? tour ran Oct 23–Nov 22, 2025; Latin America dates followed in late November–early December 2025. ([pitchfork.com](https://pitchfork.com/news/boris-announce-tour-for-pink-20th-anniversary))
  • Asia/Europe activity: Boris announced Asia-focused shows for 2026, including Tokyo and Seoul dates; Roadburn 2026 was also teased, featuring Pink and Flood anniversary sets. ([borisheavyrocks.com](https://borisheavyrocks.com/news/))
  • Discography scope: Boris has released dozens of releases; their studio-album catalog numbers 28 entries (latest Fade, 2022). ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boris_discography))
  • Social media presence: Official site is borisheavyrocks.com; fan-facing profiles list social channels (Twitter/X, Instagram, Facebook) connected to BorisHeavyRocks. ([borisheavyrocks.com](https://borisheavyrocks.com/news/))

The records

Boris' Birthday Bash Discography

  • Fade
    2022 · Fangs Anal Satan
  • W
    2022 · Sacred Bones Records
  • NO
    2020 · Fangs Anal Satan
  • LφVE & EVφL
    2019 · Third Man Records
  • Dear
    2017 · Sargent House, Daymare Recordings
  • Asia
    2015 · Fangs Anal Satan, New Noise Literacy
  • Warpath
    2015 · Fangs Anal Satan, New Noise Literacy
  • Urban Dance
    2015 · Fangs Anal Satan, New Noise Literacy
  • Präparat
    2013 · Daymare Recordings
  • Noise
    2014 · Sargent House, Daymare Recordings
  • The Thing Which Solomon Overlooked Extra
    2014 · Taiga Records
  • The Thing Which Solomon Overlooked
    2004 · Kult of Nihilow
  • Dronevil
    2005 · Misanthropic Agenda
  • Soundtrack from Mabuta no Ura
    2005 · Inoxia Records, Catune Records, Essence Records
  • Pink
    2005 · Diwphalanx
  • The Thing Which Solomon Overlooked 2
    2006 · Conspiracy Records
  • The Thing Which Solomon Overlooked 3
    2006 · Conspiracy Records
  • Vein
    2006 · Important Records
  • Smile
    2008 · Diwphalanx
  • New Album
    2011 · Tearbridge, Daymare Recordings, Sargent House

The hits

Top Boris' Birthday Bash Songs

  • 1970
    2002 · N/A
  • A Bao A Qu
    2005 · N/A
  • Statement
    2008 · N/A
  • Message
    2008 · N/A
  • Japanese Heavy Rock Hits v1-4
    2009 · N/A
  • Black Original Remix
    2011 · N/A
  • Looprider Remix
    2012 · N/A
  • Cosmos
    2012 · N/A
  • Mr. Shortkill
    2016 · N/A
  • Phenomenons Drive
    2018 · N/A
  • Tears
    2019 · N/A
  • Boris
    2020 · N/A

From their prolific studio output to high-scale live performances, Boris continues to evolve. Their 2022 studio album Fade stands as a recent milestone, alongside the 2022 cycle releases W and Heavy Rocks. In 2025, they toured North America as part of the Do You Remember Pink Days? run and followed with Latin American dates. Asia-focused shows for 2026, including Tokyo and Seoul, point to continued global activity and a tease of Roadburn 2026 with Pink and Flood anniversary sets. For fans seeking direct access, we’ve compiled essential context, verified social channels, and official links to keep you in the loop as Boris expands its cosmic soundscape.

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