Yellow machinegun

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Yellow Machinegun
Country Japan
Years active 1993 — Present
Genres Hardcore
Metal
Thrash
Labels Rotten Orange
Website(s) www.yellowmachinegun.com

Yellow Machinegun is an all girl hardcore / metal act from Osaka, Japan. Often confused as a J-Rock band due to their appearance as well as album titles like 'Bean Ball', the band has in fact shared the stage with acts that range from Slayer to Motörhead to S.O.D. (with whom they later recorded a split E.P.).

  • Kaori Okumura: Bass, Vocals
  • Kyoko Moriya: Guitars
  • Tamami Ohkado: Drums

  • Hardcore Marathon 1996 Compilation (Tag Rag, 1996)
  • Father's Golden Fish (Rotten Orange, 1996)
  • Spot Remover (Rotten Orange/Howling Bull, 1998)
  • Split with S.O.D. (Rotten Orange/Howling Bull, 1999)
  • Build and Destroy (Rotten Orange, 1999)
  • Split with Abnormals (3D, 2000)
  • Bean Ball (Rotten Orange, 2001)
  • Yellow Bucket (Rotten Orange, 2002)

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