Arise in Stability is a progressive metalcore band hailing from Yokohama, Japan. The band was formed in 2004 by guitarist Masayoshi Onodera and underwent several lineup changes before solidifying their current five-piece lineup. The current members are Hosuke Taniguchi on vocals, Kotaro Mezaki and Masayoshi Onodera on guitars, Ackey on bass, and Suguru Yamashita on drums. The band has seen past guitarists such as Genki Sano, Tatsuya Kobayashi, and Yusuke Hiraga, as well as bassists Hiroshi Mizuno and Kodai Kaneyasu.

Arise in Stability embarked on their musical journey with the release of their self-titled demo in 2006, followed by the second demo "As Actual As A Desire" in 2007. The group further showcased their talent with their third demo "Creation Of Ruin" in 2008, featuring the title track that became their first music video. In 2009, their song "Blank That Won't Exist" was included on the compilation CD "Hoped Reality Vol. 1," released by Last Fort Records.

In 2011, Arise in Stability gained international recognition when their song "Maverick's Wind" was featured on Metal Hammer Magazine's supplementary CD "Global Metal Volume 3." Building on their growing popularity, the band released their first full-length album, "The Future That Amnesiac Draws," through Last Fort Records in April 2011. In a subsequent interview, Hosuke expressed their desire to create better music, feeling unsatisfied with their debut album and aspiring to further technical prowess.

In February 2013, the band announced a one-year hiatus from live performances while bassist Hiroshi Mizuno went to Canada. However, they assured their fans that this break did not signify the end of the band and that they were preparing material for their next album.

Following their debut, Arise in Stability experienced additional lineup changes. Kodai Kaneyasu joined as the bassist in 2015, coinciding with the release of a split EP titled "The Heretics Proof" with The Rabies and ANGAGEMENT. This addition brought rejuvenation to the band and contributed to their technical growth. In 2016, Yusuke Hiraga joined as a guitarist.

After further member changes, the band broke a nine-year gap with the release of their second full-length album, "犀礼 DOSE AGAIN," in March 2020 through Last Fort Record. The album incorporates influences from Meshuggah, Cynic, Dream Theater and King Crimson, while also infusing elements of j-pop and early visual kei. While these influences are apparent in their technical and progressive metal sound, Arise in Stability showcases their own highly-developed technique, incorporating aggressive rhythms, energetic performances, and passion. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.