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D Fine Us
D Fine Us is an alternative rock band that released their debut album in 2016. Their 2018 album 'Howling at the Moon' featured the track of the same name,...
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D Fine Us is an alternative rock band that released their debut album in 2016. Their 2018 album 'Howling at the Moon' featured the track of the same name, which became one of their better-known songs along with 'The Fox.' The band's lineup includes vocalist Junna, guitarist Taiki, bassist Shota, and drummer Kazuki.
They followed up with 'Echoes of the Night' in 2020. Their music tends toward the atmospheric side of rock, with some listeners finding it unconventional for the genre. The band has maintained a steady output of albums over several years without much mainstream attention.
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