Boris
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| 2024 | Boris collaborated with Coaltar of the Deepers on the album 'Hello There', further expanding their collaborative musical landscape. |
| 2023 | Boris collaborated with Uniform on the album 'Bright New Disease', continuing their trend of experimental musical collaborations. |
| 2022 | Boris released multiple albums including 'W', 'Heavy Rocks', and 'Fade', demonstrating their prolific musical output. |
| 2022 | Mike Engle performed with Boris as a drummer for a second time. |
| December 2022 | Boris releases their third studio album of the year, Fade, a drone metal album released without prior notice. |
| August 2022 | Boris releases their third Heavy Rocks album, exploring hard rock and heavy metal sounds. |
| 2020 | Boris released the album 'NO' and collaborated with Merzbow on the album '2R0I2P0', continuing their long-standing musical partnership. |
| 2019 | Released studio album 'Love & Evol'. |
| 2019 | Mike Engle first performed with Boris as a drummer. |
| 2017 | Released studio album 'Dear'. |
| 2017 | Boris celebrates their 25th anniversary and initially considers retirement before deciding to continue after recording the album Dear. |
| 2016 | Collaborated with Merzbow on the album 'Gensho'. |
| 2015 | Released studio albums 'Urban Dance', 'Warpath', and 'Asia'. Collaborated with Endon on 'EROS'. |
| 2014 | Released studio albums 'Noise' and 'The Thing Which Solomon Overlooked Extra'. |
| 2013 | Released studio album 'Präparat'. |
| 2011 | Released three studio albums: 'New Album', 'Heavy Rocks', and 'Attention Please'. Also collaborated with Merzbow on 'Klatter'. |
| 2010 | Boris collaborated with Ian Astbury on the album 'BXI', further expanding their collaborative musical projects. |
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