they lived apart: singer Milo Aukerman - whose cartoon rendering famously serves as the band's logo - was now living in Delaware
This 2004 live album at the Knitting Factory in New York finds the band delivering great versions of "Mr
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Boris - Dear - Black Vinyl escape games they lived apart: singer MiloThis was going to be the last Boris album. After nearly three decades, the Japanese trio wasn't sure they had anything left to express. Boris' impact on practically every heavy musical vein metal, shoegaze, punk, noise and drone has well secured the band's legacy. "At the very first moment, this album began as some kind of potential farewell note of Boris," the band writes in a press release. "However, it became a sincere letter to fans and listeners