Asobi Seksu
Asobi Seksu formed in Brooklyn in 1998, with Yuki Chikudate on vocals and James Hanna on guitar. Their first EP came out in 2001, and their debut album...
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Asobi Seksu formed in Brooklyn in 1998, with Yuki Chikudate on vocals and James Hanna on guitar. Their first EP came out in 2001, and their debut album 'Citrus' followed in 2004. The band's sound pulls from shoegaze and dream pop, with Chikudate's vocals floating over Hanna's layered guitar work.
Songs like 'Layers' and 'All Through The Day' show how they built atmosphere through texture rather than straightforward hooks. They released several more albums including 'Hush' and 'Fluorescence', continuing to work with that hazy, melodic approach.
At one point there were accusations they had plagiarized the Japanese band Number Girl, though the details around that are murky. What's clearer is that Chikudate and Hanna kept making music together through the 2000s, with tracks like 'Blind Little Rain' and 'Walk On The Moon' representing their consistent, dream-inflected style.
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