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Kyushu, Japan (1982 – present)

(Vocal)UZI-ONE
(Guitar)Hiro
(Guitar)SIN
(Guitar)Kubota
(Bass)Kei
(Drums)Lager
(Cho)CISCO MOON SHOOTO

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Aggressive Dogs was founded in 1982 in Kyushu, Japan.

In 1990, the band was signed by Nippon Crown and their 3rd album, “Truth & New’s After forming the Hardcore Crew “Shaines” in 1987, Aggressive Dogs played a “Guerilla” Concert in front of a popular train station in Kokura and Shimonoseki in 1998. This attracted over 3,000 people and a lot of press covered for a newspaper and more. In the same year, their first album “SHUT UP! FIELD OF THE DOWN” was released by TAD MUSIC. Media” was released. After constant touring, their 4th album “Don’t Leave Blood Out” was released by Shanes Records/Wild Kids.

In 1997, Aggressive Dogs launched their own label, “STOMPIN’ GROUND” and released their 5th album “Counter Plot”. In 1998, the nationwide Hardcore Crew “LYCAON” was formed. The UZI-ONE produced event, “STOMPIN’ NITE” started its history from here.

In 1999, Aggressive Dogs went to Boston to record their 6th album “We Never Trade”, produced by Matt Henderson (of Agnostic Front/Madball). With the release of the album, Aggressive Dogs set out on “Lycaon Never Trade Tour 99”. The same year, UZI-ONE produced and released “10Templates”, an international hardcore compilation album including Skarhead, Refused and many Japanese bands. Aggressive Dogs played in Korea for the very first time as Japanese band and one of their performances was stopped by Korean government officials because of the excessive crowd.

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