Outrage (band)

Outrage
Origin Nagoya, Japan
Genres Thrash metal,[1] speed metal, hard rock, heavy metal (early)
Years active 1982–present
Labels Pile Driver, Polydor, MMG/East West Japan, 30min. Records, Victor Entertainment
Associated acts Cerberus
Website outrage-jp.com
Members Naoki Hashimoto
Yosuke Abe
Yoshihiro Yasui
Shinya Tange
Past members Koji Niwa
Kazutoyo Ito

Outrage is a thrash metal band formed in Nagoya, Japan in 1982. The band was named after Motörhead's song "Sex & Outrage" from Iron Fist.

History

They were influenced by NWOBHM bands in their early years. Outrage released their debut album in 1988. In 1999 singer Naoki left the band,[2] They continued as a three piece with Yosuke and Yoshihiro sharing vocals. During this period their music changed to a more hard rock sound, but still had a metal edge to it. To celebrate the band's 20th anniversary in 2007, Naoki returned for what was supposed to be a few performances, including one at Loud Park '07.[2] But the following year it was announced he would fully rejoin Outrage, and in 2009 they released a new self-titled album, which was recorded in Sweden with Fredrik Nordström and marked a return to their thrash sound.[2][3] On March 23, 2010, the band was given the "Aichi Prefecture Cultural Art Prize" for their continued musical activities in their hometown of Nagoya.[4]

Members

Former members

Discography

Albums

EPs

Singles

Other albums

Videos

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