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Daitetsujin 17
Daitetsujin 17 was a Japanese industrial metal band that appeared in the early 2000s. Their debut album 'Boku No Submachine' came out in 2003, and they...
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Boku No Submachine
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Boku No Wa Seven
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Disco One-seven
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Oh! Daitetsujin 17
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One-seven Sanka
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Ore Wa Daitetsujin 17
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Boku No Submachine
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Boku No Wa Seven
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Disco One-seven
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Oh! Daitetsujin 17
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One-seven Sanka
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Ore Wa Daitetsujin 17
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Red Mafuraa Tai No Uta
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Susume Sigcon Machine
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Tatakai No Uta
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Waga Na Wa Brain
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Daitetsujin 17 was a Japanese industrial metal band that appeared in the early 2000s. Their debut album 'Boku No Submachine' came out in 2003, and they followed it with records like 'Kikai No Jidai' in 2005 and 'Sanjigen Sekai' in 2008.
The group included vocalist Saiko, guitarist Toki, bassist Hachi, and drummer Senpai. Their songs often dealt with difficult themes, which sometimes led to protests and show cancellations. Tracks like 'Boku No Wa Seven' and 'Disco One-seven' show their mix of heavy industrial sounds and electronic elements.
While they never became mainstream, their music found listeners who appreciated its raw energy and willingness to push boundaries.
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