With over 10 years of history in the Japanese rock music scene, Onmyo-za's releases have consistently placed in Oricon's Top 20. Their 2001 Osaka live show announcing their major-label debut sold out instantly at pre-sale, and their strong Japanese fan base has supported them with sold out shows across Japan, including completely sold-out Japanese tours in 2007 and 2008.
Known to metal fans worldwide for their powerful guitar & bass work, Onmyo-za's hit song, "Koga Ninpocho," was written for the Studio Gonzo TV anime series "Basilisk" (released in the USA by FUNimation).
Other Onmyo-za television / game credits include:
-"Soukoku" is the opening theme of Nintendo DS game "Inugamike No Ichizoku"
-"Doukoku" is the ending theme of Nintendo DS game "Inugamike No Ichizoku"
-"Aoki Dokugan" is the main theme song for the pachinko game "CR Sengoku Ranbu -Aoki Dokugan-"
-"Kureha" is the ending theme of TV show "Nippon Jyuudan Okazu Hakken! Route 88"
-"Kokui No Tennyo" is the ending theme of TV show "Adorena! Garage"
-"Kumikyoku 'Yoshitsune' -Akki Hougan" is the ending theme of TV show "Kanbai Gekijyou"
-"Tsuki Ni Murakumo Hana Ni Kaze" is the February (2003) ending theme of TV show "P.S. - Pop Shake"
-"Tsuki Ni Murakumo Hana Ni Kaze" is the ending theme of TV show "Katsura Geinousha Pon!"
-"Youka Ninpouchou" & "Houyoku Tenshou" are the ending themes of TV show "World Pro-wrestling"
-"Mezame" is the October (2003) ending theme of TV show "Bakusyou Mondai No Susume"
"Kongo Kyuubi" includes the previously released singles "Soukoku," Doukoku," and "Aoki Dokugan" plus the three-part mythology-based "Kumikyoku Kyuubi" suite (called a "masterpiece" by Barks.jp). Keeping with the album's mythology theme, the jacket art features lead vocalist Kuroneko portraying the evil, nine-tailed fox spirit Tamamo-no-mae.
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