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Athena and Robbikerottsu
Athena formed in 1997 as a Japanese rock band. They released their first album in 1998, followed by others like "Illusion" in 1999 and "One" in 2000. Their...
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Athena formed in 1997 as a Japanese rock band. They released their first album in 1998, followed by others like "Illusion" in 1999 and "One" in 2000. Their song "Honki Meki Meki Toki Meki Meki" became particularly well-known.
Their music sometimes mixed pop and rock elements. They had songs like "Seishun! LOVE Lunch" and "Shouri no BIG WAVE!!!" in their catalog. The band included Hiroki Sawada on vocals and guitar, Kazuhiro Wakasugi on guitar and vocals, Naoyuki Inoue on bass, and Masayuki Kawahara on drums.
They released a compilation called "Best of Athena" in 2002 and another album titled "Pioneer" in 2004. Their work also included the track "Yuugure? Sherbet."
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