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Incapacitants began in 1981 as Toshiji Mikawa's solo project. The original base of activity was Osaka, where Mikawa collaborated with Yamatsuka Eye and others. Later, after the move to Tokyo, Fumio Kosakai became a member, to form the current duo. From the beginning, while the attempt to achieve pure noise has been the most important aspect of their sound, they have also been famous for their stage performances, which are so wild they may remind people of pro wrestling matches. This aggressive, energetic style and the beauty of their noise are unrivaled. Along with Hijo Kaidan, Merzbow, C.C.C.C., and Solmania, Incapacitants is one of the most well known of the noise bands which started out in the early '80s. Because of the members' other work--Mikawa is a bank employee and Kosakai works in a government office--they have rarely toured inside or outside Japan. In November 1999, they performed at the festival Music Unlimited '99 in Wels, Austria. This was their first performance overseas.

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 Ciat Lonbarde Tetrax,
 MASF Pedals OSC03 Synth,
 Lastgap Art Laboratories Sick Pitch King,
 '''Fumio Kosakai'''
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 Behringer DR100 Digital Reverb,
 Aria ADR-1 Digital Reverb,
-DOD 240 Resistance Mixer,
+DOD 240 Resistance Mixer
 == Discography ==

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 '''Toshiji Mikawa'''
-Roger Mayer Rocket Series Octavia Fuzz
+Roger Mayer Rocket Series Octavia Fuzz,
-Roland AF-100 BeeBaa Fuzz
+Roland AF-100 BeeBaa Fuzz,
-Alesis AirSynth
+Alesis AirSynth,
-Boss PS-3 Pitch Shifter/Delay
+Boss PS-3 Pitch Shifter/Delay,
-Bananana Abracadabra Reverb
+Bananana Abracadabra Reverb,
-Behringer Xenyx 1002FX
+Behringer Xenyx 1002FX,
-Audible Disease Infection IN-3
+Audible Disease Infection IN-3,
-Ciat Lonbarde Tetrax
+Ciat Lonbarde Tetrax,
-MASF Pedals OSC03 Synth
+MASF Pedals OSC03 Synth,
-Lastgap Art Laboratories Sick Pitch King
+Lastgap Art Laboratories Sick Pitch King,
 '''Fumio Kosakai'''
-Korg Monotron
+Korg Monotron,
-Korg Monotron Duo
+Korg Monotron Duo,
-Korg Monotron Delay
+Korg Monotron Delay,
-Boss PS-3 Pitch Shifter/Delay
+Boss PS-3 Pitch Shifter/Delay,
-Boss PS-2 Pitch Shifter/Delay
+Boss PS-2 Pitch Shifter/Delay,
-Behringer DD400 Digital Delay
+Behringer DD400 Digital Delay,
-Korg Mini Kaoss Pad
+Korg Mini Kaoss Pad,
-Korg Mini Kaoss Pad 2
+Korg Mini Kaoss Pad 2,
-Korg Mini Kaoss Pad 2S
+Korg Mini Kaoss Pad 2S,
-Danelectro Fish & Chips 7 Band EQ
+Danelectro Fish & Chips 7 Band EQ,
-Yamaha GE-100 Equalizer
+Yamaha GE-100 Equalizer,
-Behringer EM600 Echo Machine
+Behringer EM600 Echo Machine,
-Boss FZ-2 Hyper Fuzz
+Boss FZ-2 Hyper Fuzz,
-Behringer DR600 Digital Reverb
+Behringer DR600 Digital Reverb,
-Danelectro Black Licorice Beyond Metal
+Danelectro Black Licorice Beyond Metal,
-Gakken Pocket Miku
+Gakken Pocket Miku,
-Boss BD-2 Blues Driver
+Boss BD-2 Blues Driver,
-RevoL ECB-01 White Owl Boost
+RevoL ECB-01 White Owl Boost,
 Zoom G1XN Multi Effects Pedal
-Danelectro Black Coffee Metal Distortion
+Danelectro Black Coffee Metal Distortion,
-Behringer DR100 Digital Reverb
+Behringer DR100 Digital Reverb,
-Aria ADR-1 Digital Reverb
+Aria ADR-1 Digital Reverb,
-DOD 240 Resistance Mixer
+DOD 240 Resistance Mixer,
 == Discography ==

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 == Gear ==
-'''what gear do you use'''
+'''Toshiji Mikawa'''
 == Discography ==

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 == Members ==
-'''Fumio Kosakai, Toshiji Mikawa'''
+Fumio Kosakai, Toshiji Mikawa
 == Gear ==

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 == Bio ==
-'''Incapacitants began in 1981 as Toshiji Mikawa's solo project. The original base of activity was Osaka, where Mikawa collaborated with Yamatsuka Eye and others. Later, after the move to Tokyo, Fumio Kosakai became a member, to form the current duo. From the beginning, while the attempt to achieve pure noise has been the most important aspect of their sound, they have also been famous for their stage performances, which are so wild they may remind people of pro wrestling matches. This aggressive, energetic style and the beauty of their noise are unrivaled. Along with Hijo Kaidan, Merzbow, C.C.C.C., and Solmania, Incapacitants is one of the most well known of the noise bands which started out in the early '80s. Because of the members' other work--Mikawa is a bank employee and Kosakai works in a government office--they have rarely toured inside or outside Japan. In November 1999, they performed at the festival Music Unlimited '99 in Wels, Austria. This was their first performance overseas.'''
+Incapacitants began in 1981 as Toshiji Mikawa's solo project. The original base of activity was Osaka, where Mikawa collaborated with Yamatsuka Eye and others. Later, after the move to Tokyo, Fumio Kosakai became a member, to form the current duo. From the beginning, while the attempt to achieve pure noise has been the most important aspect of their sound, they have also been famous for their stage performances, which are so wild they may remind people of pro wrestling matches. This aggressive, energetic style and the beauty of their noise are unrivaled. Along with Hijo Kaidan, Merzbow, C.C.C.C., and Solmania, Incapacitants is one of the most well known of the noise bands which started out in the early '80s. Because of the members' other work--Mikawa is a bank employee and Kosakai works in a government office--they have rarely toured inside or outside Japan. In November 1999, they performed at the festival Music Unlimited '99 in Wels, Austria. This was their first performance overseas.
 == Members ==

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 == Links ==
-'''Links to your project online'''
+https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mxmfYnDoS4
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	'''http://www.discogs.com/artist/78488-Incapacitants'''		'''http://www.discogs.com/artist/78488-Incapacitants'''

		+	Repo 3 versions Alchemy Records (2) 1989
		+
		+	Feedback Of N.M.S. 2 versions Alchemy Records (2) 1991
		+
		+	Fabrication 2 versions Alchemy Records (2) 1992
		+
		+	Quietus 2 versions Alchemy Records (2) 1993
		+
		+	Extreme Gospel Nights ‎(Cass, Num, C60) Vanilla Records Vanilla Records-29 1993
		+
		+	Ad Nauseam ‎(2xCass, C63 + Cass, C48) Banned Production bp 58 1994
		+
		+	El Shanbara Therminosis 2 versions G.R.O.S.S. 1995
		+
		+	Ministry Of Foolishness 4 versions Pure (4) 1995
		+
		+	D.D.D.D. ‎(Cass, C60) Old Europa Cafe OEC 069 1995
		+
		+	As Loud As Possible ‎(CD, Album) Zabriskie Point POINT 13 1995
		+
		+	Operorue ‎(CD, Album) Kubitsuri Tapes, Kubitsuri Tapes SEX59009CD, SEX59009CD1995 1995
		+
		+	New Movements In CMPD 2 versions Alchemy Records (2) 1996
		+
		+	Asset Without Liability ‎(CD) Bulb Records, time STEREO BLB-045 1996
		+
		+	Cosmic Incapacitants ‎(Cass, Ltd, Num) Betley Welcomes Careful Drivers CRASH 014 1996
		+
		+	The Tongue ‎(Cass, C30) Chocolate Monk CHOC. 0000061 1996
		+
		+	I, Residuum ‎(Cass, Ltd, Num, C46) Less Than Zero LTZ027 1997
		+
		+	Incapacitants / K2 - We Are All Stupid ‎(CDr, Ltd, Num) absurd absurd cdr 4 1998
		+
		+	Default Standard 2 versions Alchemy Records (2) 1999
		+
		+	Incapacitants & T.A.D.M.* - Stocks & Bonds ‎(CD) Self Abuse Records SAD-08 1999
		+
		+	Live Incapacitants 2 versions Alchemy Records (2) 2000
		+
		+	Incapacitants Vs. (In Spite Of Flaming Creatures) - Vitamin Buckfast ‎(LP, Ltd) Starlight Furniture Co. ★15 2002
		+
		+	Sec End ‎(CD) Meatbox Records, Meatbox Records PRMCD-005, PMCD-005 2004
		+
		+	Black Leather Jesus \| Incapacitants - A Purpose Not Necessary ‎(CD) Dada Drumming dd30 2006
		+
		+	73 2 versions Alchemy Records (2) 2007
		+
		+	Pain Jerk / Incapacitants - Live At The No Fun Fest 2007 ‎(CD) No Fun Productions NFP-23 2007
		+
		+	Burning Orange ‎(CD, Album) Pica Disk PICA006 2008
		+
		+	Tight ‎(LP, Ltd, Num) Dogma Chase DOGMA 001 2009
		+
		+	Lon Guy ‎(CD, Album, Dig) Harbinger Sound HARBINGER045 2009
		+
		+	Incapacitants / T. Mikawa* - For U.K. Show 20091106 ‎(CDr, Ltd) Not On Label none 2009
		+
		+	Eat! Meat!! Manifesto!!! ‎(CD, Album, Ltd) Rape Art Productions RAP-CD #034 2012
		+
		+	Mon, Ma? Mon!!! ‎(CD, Ltd) Triangle (3), Cerosene, Outcry Records TR-50 2012
		+
		+	Incapacitants / Grassa Dato - Orujo & Sake ‎(CDr, Ltd) Mattoid Records mr-008 2013

	== Contact ==		== Contact ==

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−	Incapacitants began in 1981 as Toshiji Mikawa's solo project. The original base of activity was Osaka, where Mikawa collaborated with Yamatsuka Eye and others. Later, after the move to Tokyo, Fumio Kosakai became a member, to form the current duo. From the beginning, while the attempt to achieve pure noise has been the most important aspect of their sound, they have also been famous for their stage performances, which are so wild they may remind people of pro wrestling matches. This aggressive, energetic style and the beauty of their noise are unrivaled. Along with Hijo Kaidan, Merzbow, C.C.C.C., and Solmania, Incapacitants is one of the most well known of the noise bands which started out in the early '80s. Because of the members' other work--Mikawa is a bank employee and Kosakai works in a government office--they have rarely toured inside or outside Japan. In November 1999, they performed at the festival Music Unlimited '99 in Wels, Austria. This was their first performance overseas.	+
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		+
		+	== Bio ==
		+	'''Incapacitants began in 1981 as Toshiji Mikawa's solo project. The original base of activity was Osaka, where Mikawa collaborated with Yamatsuka Eye and others. Later, after the move to Tokyo, Fumio Kosakai became a member, to form the current duo. From the beginning, while the attempt to achieve pure noise has been the most important aspect of their sound, they have also been famous for their stage performances, which are so wild they may remind people of pro wrestling matches. This aggressive, energetic style and the beauty of their noise are unrivaled. Along with Hijo Kaidan, Merzbow, C.C.C.C., and Solmania, Incapacitants is one of the most well known of the noise bands which started out in the early '80s. Because of the members' other work--Mikawa is a bank employee and Kosakai works in a government office--they have rarely toured inside or outside Japan. In November 1999, they performed at the festival Music Unlimited '99 in Wels, Austria. This was their first performance overseas.'''
		+
		+	== Members ==
		+	'''Fumio Kosakai, Toshiji Mikawa'''
		+
		+
		+	== Gear ==
		+	'''what gear do you use'''
		+
		+
		+	== Discography ==
		+	'''http://www.discogs.com/artist/78488-Incapacitants'''
		+
		+
		+	== Contact ==
		+	'''Tells us how to contact you'''
		+
		+	== Links ==
		+	'''Links to your project online'''

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