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0men
0men was a band formed around vocalist Keiko Takahashi and guitarist Kenichi Asai. They released their debut album 'Rain of Lament' in 2003, followed by...
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0men was a band formed around vocalist Keiko Takahashi and guitarist Kenichi Asai. They released their debut album 'Rain of Lament' in 2003, followed by 'Summer Rain' in 2005. The title track from that second album became their most recognizable song.
Their music drew attention for its ethereal quality and what some described as haunting harmonies.
They released two more albums, 'Nocturne' in 2007 and 'The Lost Tapes' in 2010, before disbanding in 2012. Their work, particularly songs like 'Summer Rain,' continues to find listeners drawn to its particular atmospheric sound.
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