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"Isolation From No.13"
Single by Balzac
Released	1996
Genre	Horror punk
Length	8:40
Label	HG-FACT Records
Songwriter(s)	Balzac
Producer(s)	Balzac
Balzac singles chronology
"Atom Age Vampire In 308" (1995) "Isolation From No.13" (1996) "When The Fiendish Ghouls Night" (1996)

"Isolation From No.13" is the third single by the Japanese horror punk band Balzac. Released through HG-FACT Records, it was sold in at least five different versions, one of them being the famous Balzac/T.W.I.M. Cereal Box Set. The band made a promotional cassette for the record.

Track listing

1. "Isolation From No.13"
2. "Black Sunday"
3. "Vanishes In Oblivion"

Credits

• Hirosuke - vocals
• Atsushi - guitar, vocals, chorus
• Akio - bass guitar, chorus
• Masami - drums, chorus

External links

• Official Balzac Japan site
• Official Balzac USA site
• Official Balzac Europe site Archived 2009-05-20 at the Wayback Machine

• 1996 singles
• Balzac (band) songs
• 1996 songs