2008, first in the United States on the newly formed JShock label, partly founded by Yoshiki of X Japan. After the completion of the Taste of Chaos tour, the band performed for the first time in Japan at the hide memorial summit. There, they played on the second day of the festival, alongside fellow Taste of Chaos bands D'espairsRay and Mucc, and others including X Japan, Luna Sea and Dir en grey. The Underneath's first headlining performance in Japan took place on June 13, 2008 at Shibuya O-West. The band played along with fellow Japanese groups MarBell and DaizyStripper at Otakon 2008, on August 10, 2008 in Baltimore, MD. In November 2009, they released their second album, entitled Us. in Japan. The band announced that they would disband on May 3, 2010. They released one last single titled "Diamond" on March 17, and had a disbanding tour called Last Live 2010 "Last Scene". All five members held a 15th anniversary concert as Transtic Nerve at Akasaka Blitz on December 28, 2014. Members Taka – vocals Tal – guitar Masato – guitar Ryo – bass Masaki – drums Discography As Transtic Nerve Albums Transonic Vision (1997) Shell (1998) – Limited/Sonic Strider Cell Flash (1999) – Unlimited/Massive Recall (2001) – Unlimited/Massive Raise a Flag (2004) – Master Tune Extended plays Metabolism – Master Tune Metabolism No. 2 (2002) – Master Tune The Moment of Metabolism (2002) – Master Tune Metabolism No. 3 (2003) – Master Tune Hole in the Wall (2005) – Master Tune Singles "Shindou" (1999) "Wake Up Your Mind's "Jesus" (1999) "Overhead Run" (1999) "Into Yourself" (2000) "Binetsu" (2000) "Manazashi no Mukou e" (2001) "Manatsu no Yoru no Highway Star" (2001) As The Underneath Albums Moon Flower (2008) – JShock (US), Stirring/Def Spiral (JP) Us. (2009) Singles "Diamond" (2010) References External links Transtic Nerve official site The Underneath official site Visual kei musical groups Japanese alternative rock groups Japanese hard rock musical groups Japanese heavy metal musical groups Japanese punk rock groups Musical groups established in 1995 Musical groups disestablished in 2010 Musical groups from Hyōgo Prefecture