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8s
8s was a Japanese punk band that formed in the late 1990s. They released three albums: '8s' in 2000, '8 Nights' in 2002, and '8 Hours' in 2004, with their...
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8s was a Japanese punk band that formed in the late 1990s. They released three albums: '8s' in 2000, '8 Nights' in 2002, and '8 Hours' in 2004, with their debut including 'Hitler' and another song called 'Olemme Suomen Ss-joukot'.
Their music blended punk with metal and experimental sounds, but the focus remained on the provocative content. The lineup included SHOU on vocals and lyrics, Ken on guitar, U:suke on bass, and Hiro on drums. Their career was relatively short, ending after the mid-2000s, but the debates around their work, especially regarding artistic boundaries, persisted among listeners.
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