INU::SHINI

Founded in summer 95 with the aim to decrease average outside temperature at 6 degrees centigrade, INU::SHINI retarded doomcore to yet unknown depths of slowness. To the band, that meant three songs in 80 minutes. INU::SHINI stretched GRIEF's "Rhinoceros" to a 25 minute version and played it even slower onstage than they used to in the rehearsalplace.
But INU::SHINI never ever missed the cue! (And if so, it was the drummer's fault...)
After four gigs INU::SHINI split up while working on the most powerful and splendiferous track in the band's history.
"Inu shini" is japanese for "to croak like a dog". It stands for dying a useless death without peace of mind. The end of INU::SHINI was an inu shini.

Later, Mr. PAUL GLOOM put up the name INU::SHINI again and released several records that have had an enormous influence on the breakcore scene.