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Denkishiki Karen Ongaku Shuudan
Denkishiki Karen Ongaku Shuudan is a Japanese electronic music band that formed in Tokyo in 2014. They released their debut single 'I Pray' in 2016. The group...
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Denkishiki Karen Ongaku Shuudan is a Japanese electronic music band that formed in Tokyo in 2014. They released their debut single 'I Pray' in 2016.
The group includes vocalist Amane, keyboardist Rekka, guitarist Akira, bassist Ryota, and drummer Kazuya. They've put out albums like 'A Vision of Hope' in 2017, 'The World Within' in 2019, and 'Catharsis' in 2021.
At one point they worked with classical pianist Akira Eguchi. Their music tends toward electronic arrangements with some introspective lyrics.
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