Fumiyoshi Suzuki

Fumiyoshi Suzuki is a Japanese guitarist, musician, writer, and astrologist. Founder of a cassette label. He is best known as the co-founder of a cult noise/industrial band Zeni Geva, as well as an early collaborator of The Gerogerigegege's controversial and eccentric leader Juntaro Yamanouchi.
Juntaro and Fumiyoshi began playing together in the mid-eighties and formed The Gero-P duo which released an eponymous The Gero-P (Japan 1986) (opens in a new tab) cassette on Masami Akita's mailorder ZSF Produkt. (This tape was re-released twice over the years, first in 1993 (opens in a new tab) by Suzuki's Omnipresent Recs, and in 2019 as a deluxe boxset (opens in a new tab) on Juntaro's label Vis A Vis Audio Arts.) Yamanouchi also played piano with Suzuki's obscure band Mackerel Can Molding Company (MCMC) in the eighties. A few years later, in 1994, Fumiyoshi Suzuki recorded guitar & bass (with Tatsuya Yoshida playing drums and announcing tracks) on thrash/1-2-3-4 noisecoreInstruments Disorder (170 Songs CD) (Japan 1994) (opens in a new tab)—perhaps the loudest and harshest Gerogerigegege's albums to date.