Career
In 1984, GISM released their first album titled 'Detestation' on Dogma Records. . The album has been applauded for having unique vocals and a guitar style that was very uncommon in hardcore punk.
'M.A.N.', or 'Military Affairs Neurotic', was released in 1987 on Beast Arts Records. The album was quite a departure from the 'Detestation' album, putting more emphasis on a slower, metal style of music compared to the hardcore punk sound of the previous release.
GISM released their last album on compact disc titled 'SoniCRIME TheRapy' in 2001 . The band featured Kiichi Takahashi on bass and Ironfist Tatsushima on drums. Guitarist, Randy Uchida, died from cancer on February 10, 2001, shortly after the release of the album. . GISM played two shows in Tokyo in the honor of Randy Uchida, and then broke up.
In 2002, GISM made the cover of Burst Magazine (issue No. 49), an underground Japanese magazine.
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