outside of the live video. One exception to this would be a version of "Cold Light" which was used live and later found find a home of the Schaft remix EP, Switch. Despite the project being popular in Japan, there were few further developments from Schaft after 1994. A promotional 12 inch Visual Cortex single was released in a limited run of 200 in 1995 consisting entirely of previously released material, after which point the band fell silent for several years. Years later in 1999, Schaft remixed one of Zilch's songs for their album Bastard Eyes and the duo of Imai and Maki made guest appearances on Zilch's "Cut Your Edge Tour 99" on three separate dates. However, while they were introduced to the audience as Schaft, they played alongside Zilch as guest musicians and did not play their own songs. In 2001 Imai and Watts joined with Atsushi Sakurai and Sascha Konietzko to form the band Schwein, a somewhat spiritual successor to Schaft. Even further in the future, in 2006, the Hellsing OVA series used the Schaft song "Broken English" in a promotional trailer and, eventually went on to use the song within the show itself in OVA V. On October 3, 2015, Schaft announced their reunion, together with dates for the oncoming TOUR ULTRA –The Loud Engine–. Discography Studio albums Switchblade (1994) Ultra (2016) EPs Switch (1994) Visual Cortex (1995), promo EP Deeper and Down (2016) Videos Switchblade – Visual Mix (1994) Archives 2016 Tour Ultra – The Loud Engine (2016) Box-set Archives (2016) CD1: Switchblade CD2: Switchremix + Works CD3: One Hour Overdrive DVD: Switchblade -Visual Mix- Miscellaneous appearances Contribution of original track "Nicht-Titel" on the compilation Dance 2 Noise 001 (1991) Contribution of a remix on the Zilch album, Bastard Eyes (1999) References Supergroups (music) Japanese industrial music groups Japanese rock music groups Musical groups established in 1991 Japanese industrial rock musical groups Japanese musical duos 1991 establishments in Japan