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GISM's Detestation to get reissue

Posted by Loren on October 24, 2020

GISM's Detestation to get reissue
Gin Satoh/Beast Arts International

Originally released in 1982, GISM's Detestation is set for an official reissue courtest of Relapse Records. The reissue will appear on Dec. 4 on LP, CD and cassette, including a deluxe package that comes with a 7" of rare honus tracks and the first band merch that's authorizes outside of Japan (and Roadburn 2016).

The influential grorup formed in 1981 in Tokyo and -- symolizing their unique approach -- continually changed names but never changed the GISM acronym, going by titles that included God In the Schizoid Mind, Guerrilla Incendiary Sabotage Mutineer, General Imperialism Social Murder, Gnostic Idiosyncrasy Sonic Militant, and Gai Individual Social Mean.

Detestation was originally released on Dogma Records in 1984. Read more about the group's influence -- and a review of an art collection by founding member Sakevi YokoyamaDetestation is currently available on streaming and download platforms.

DETESTATION Track ist:

Endless Blockades For The Pussyfooter
Death Agonies And Screams
A.B.C. Weapons
Nightmare
Document One
(Tere Their) Syphilitic Vaginas To Pieces
Nuclear Armed Hogs
Anthem
Shoot To Kill (Bonus Track)
原水禁 (Anti Atomic And Hydrogen Bombs) (Bonus Track)
Choke (Bonus Track)

GISM's Detestation to get reissue
Gin Satoh/Beast Arts International

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