AUG 03 - Moscow, Volta - RU
AUG 04 - St. Petersburg, ClubZal - RU
AUG 05 - Vienna, Szene - AT
AUG 06 - Katowice, OFF Festival - PL
AUG 07- Leipzig, Naumans - DE
AUG 08 - Berlin…

Dear Boris,

I love your music.
Happy “Dear” anniversary.

Iggy Pop

The display of creativity dexterity over Boris’ 25 year career is inspiring and practically unrivaled. Not just in the realm of “heavy music” in which they are often situated, but the wider world of musical sound. Lying somewhere in…

Boris have added Nov 18 at the Echoplex in Los Angeles to their 25th Anniversary tour. Dates Below: 

AUG 03 - Moscow, Volta - RU
AUG 04 - St. Petersburg, ClubZal - RU
AUG 05 - Vienna, Szene - AT…

Boris is one of the greatest rock bands on this planet. Their new recording, Dear, is one of their heaviest, most molten, most adventurous, and most beautifully lyrical ever. Long live Boris!?

When we accosted Atsuo & Wata after their concert in mid 90s at Neumo’s in Seattle (Greg and I had come to see Joe Preston’s solo project THRONES and had our very stoned minds absolutely shattered by the support act…

B O R I S   //   D E A R    

Downloadable docx here.

"Dear, a note of appreciation to fans, pulls together 10 tracks from that stockpile that represent each era of the band even as it points towards…

Boris ‘Dear’ is available HERE.

When they began back in 1992, Japanese metal band Boris never expected that they’d still be around 25 years later. Few bands last that long, and even fewer manage to do so while maintaining the same lineup. Yet since their inception, the Tokyo heavy rock/metal trio have constructed an intricate web of studio albums, plus collaborative releases with the likes of Sunn O))) and Merzbow, that have made their catalogue not just bountiful, but complex—even mysterious. As they headed toward the release of this year’s Dear, they were confronted with the complicated responsibilities of personal lives outside the band; they began to question whether Boris had a future beyond the quarter-century mark. 

Boris is featured in New Noise Magazine Issue 33.