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Amateras Records
Amateras Records is a music collective from Tokyo. They formed around vocalist Saya and guitarist Kei, who shared an interest in ethereal soundscapes and...
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Amateras Records is a music collective from Tokyo. They formed around vocalist Saya and guitarist Kei, who shared an interest in ethereal soundscapes and introspective lyrics.
In 2005, they released the single "Aimai Never Ending," a haunting ballad that became their most recognizable track. Their discography includes albums like Kono Yo no Hate (2007), Requiem (2010), and The Never-Ending Tapestry (2020).
The group's lineup has included Saya on vocals, Kei on guitar, Yuji on bass, and Kenji on drums. Another song of theirs is "Special Smile."
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