EPs, Live Releases, and Compilations
- Ruins (EP) (1986)
- Ruins (second EP) (1987)
- Early Works (1991)
- II & 19 Numbers (1992)
- 0'33" (Live Album)(1993)
- Split with Dawson (1993)
- Split with Schlong (1994)
- March-October 1997 (1997,2002,2003)
- Mandala 2000: Live at the Kichijoji Mandala II (2000)
- 1986-1992 (2001)
- Live in Guangzhou (2002)
- Ales Stenar (2001)
- Split with High on Fire (2005)
Collaborations
- Ruins & Umezu Kazutoki (1994, with Umezu Kazutoki)
- Hatoba & Ruins (1994, with Omoide Hatoba)
- Saisoro (1995, with Derek Bailey)
- Jason Willet & Ruins (1995, with Jason Willet)
- Tohjinbo (1997, with Derek Bailey)
- Ketsunoana (1998, with Ron Anderson)
- Big Shoes (2001, with Ron Anderson)
- Kazuhisa Uchihashi & Ruins (1998, with Kazuhisa Uchihashi)
- Live In Europe (2001, with Kazuhisa Uchihashi)
- Knead (2002, with Keiji Haino)
- New Rap (2006, with Keiji Haino)
- Uhrfasudhasdd (2008, with Keiji Haino)
- Hauenfiomiume (2008, with Keiji Haino)
- 2008 New Japan Festival (2008, with various artists, including Ruins-Alone)
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