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Formed in late 1992, FANATIC◇CRISIS was a 5 man visual kei/ japanese rock band that hailed from the city of Nagoya. In November of 1992, vocalist 石月努 (Ishizuki Tsutomu), guitarist 和也 (Kazuya) and bassist Ryuji came together to form the core of the band. A year later rhythm/synth guitarist Shun joined the band, while being rounded out by support drummer タツヤ (Tatsuya). It was this incarnation of the band that released the demo tape カルマ, and the 1st and 2nd versions of the mini-album 太陽の虜 (taiyou no toriko). At this point in time, the band presented itself in a very...

Legendary Madrid band (1980-1983) who are sadly associated with their leader's (Eduardo Benavente) tragic death, Parálisis Permanente (Permanent, or Chronic, Paralysis) was not, properly speaking, a punk band; they were rather involved in the so-called "dark wave" (or Goth -"onda siniestra" in Spain), with a strong influence from Killing Joke, Theatre of Heate, UK Decay and the like; but a lot of their songs are also influenced by the harder and faster UK punk from 1981-1982. In the beginning they were to be a parallel band to ALASKA Y LOS PEGAMOIDES. The Pegamoides (very successful in Spain) were one of...

There have been at least three bands called Personality Crisis: A 1980s Canadian punk band, a 1990s British darkwave band, and a Greek punk band. 1) Personality Crisis was a punk rock band formed in 1979 in Winnipeg, Canada. They are widely regarded as having a more complex sound than most other punk rock bands of the early 1980s while retaining the power of the early 1980s punk sound. Personality Crisis released one LP, Creatures for Awhile, in 1983, as well as several demo tapes. After the breakup of the band in 1984, band member Jon Card went on to...

Orange County punk band who released the 'She's Into The Scene' 12" in 1982. Members went on to play in Aggression, Deep Six & ADZ. Discography: She's Into The Scene 12" (Ultra Mega Records, 1982) Everything+ (Discography, Grand Theft Audio, 1996) Compilation appearances: Rodney On The Rock Vol. III (Posh Boy, 1982) You Can't Argue With Sucksess (Mystic Records, 1982) .