countries for then on, both at festivals and clubs. The band played its first concert in Japan in February, 2004 and it was followed by two more next year, but Europe remained their main target. They had some tracks in compilation CDs, appeared in a few gothic magazines and were looking for a record company. They finally signed to the German Celtic Circle Productions label, but unfortunately this turned out to be a bad choice. After postponing it for countless times the label finally released their debut mini-album called 'Nervous And Innocence' in 2005, but scandals followed, including the last-minute cancellation of a festival organized by the label and the CD was basically impossible to get. Soon afterwards even the label's website disappeared and the band decided to cancel their contract with them. Eve of Destiny played a few more gigs in Autumn, 2005, but after this even their website was not updated any more and it finally disappeared in 2006. Közi continued his solo career, but there is no news about Haruhiko Ash or about any future activity for Eve of Destiny. Around September, 2007, a new website for the band and Haruhiko's company, Evil Boy Productions showed up, hinting at some kind of activity, but just a few months later, it disappeared without a trace. Discography Nervous and Innocence Nervous and Innocence Garden for a Zealot Mother Logos Dead or Alive (2002demo) I.NO.RI. (ASTAN MIX) Compilations V.A. 『The Curse Of The Damned - A Tribute To The Damned From Japan, ZilloScope CD, ASTAN vol.17 Sampler CD, OFF vol.1 Sampler CD, V.A the Black Bible, ASTAN vol.16 Sampler CD, X. Castle Party 2003 compilation CD Contributions Razed in Black-album "Damaged" I'll Damage You (Eve Of Destiny Mix) External links Eve Of Destiny - Official Website(official) INDUSTRY +Eve of Destiny+ (fansite) Japanese rock music groups Japanese industrial rock musical groups Visual kei musical groups