Blam Honey

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Blam Honey
Background information
Origin Japan
Genre(s) Visual Kei, Industrial Music
Years active 1995
Label(s) Explosion Works, Nippon Crown
Members
Tatsuya, Ryonai

Blam Honey was a Industrial rock band from Japan, formed in 1995 of two members: Tatsuya (vocals, guitar, percussion) and Ryonai (programming, percussion). They've given themselves the nickname 'Industrial Gender Unit'. Their style was very heavy and their look incorporated bondage. They list NIN and Skinny Puppy as influences.

Ryonai has a side project, Suppurate System, creating ambient music, Gothic Lolita fashion accessories that has found favor by some visual kei artists.

Blam Honey released two albums: Grandiose Delusion (1998) and Typical Ingeniousness -suggest- (1999). They have since disbanded.

[edit] Discography

GRANDIOSE DELUSION (mini album, released 9th February, 1998.)

  • 1. ENLARGE DISORDER
  • 2. HYPER AESTHESIA
  • 3. GENEOUS FORTURE IN THE GARDEN (PART 1)
  • 4. DEEP HOLE
  • 5. RINK
  • 6. TRANCEPERENT SKY
  • 7. GENEOUS FORTURE IN THE GARDEN (PART 2)

ARTIFICIAL DELUSION (maxi single, released 22nd June, 1998.)

  • 1. ENLARGE DISORDER
  • 2. RINK
  • 3. HYPER AESTHESIA
  • 4. FLY TO FLIER

Typical Ingeniousness ~suggest~ (album, released 25th August, 1999.)

  • 1. oppresive paralysis
  • 2. CHANGING SPOUT IN MY HEAD
  • 3. myasthenia
  • 4. SUSPECT
  • 5. electroence phalogram
  • 6. NELUHUS VAGUS
  • 7. solve
  • 8. GIVE IT TO ME
  • 9. sequela

THE OTHER SIDE OF ELECTRONIC BRAIN (single, released ??, Distributed at live only.)

  • 1. VERTEX POTION
  • 2. UTERUS

INDUSTRIAL GENDER UNIT BLAM HONEY (video, released ??, Limited to 500.)

  • 1. Rink
  • 2. Neluhus Vagus
  • 3. ...which fly in the air

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