A Japanese indie rock band that formed in Osaka and has been releasing records since 2006.
For a good sense of their sound, try 'Closer' or 'Antarctica.' Both have that clean, driving guitar feel they do well.
They've been quietly building a catalog since their 2006 debut 'Eight Days a Week,' with songs like 'Closer' and 'Antarctica' showing their knack for melodic indie rock. The 2015 track 'Antarctica' brought them some wider notice, and they've kept at it with albums like 2021's 'Rebirth.' It's the kind of steady, unflashy work that builds a real discography.
They formed in Osaka in 2004 and put out their first album two years later. The lineup has shifted a bit over the years, with guitarist Ryosuke Imai on vocals and bassist Gakushi leaving in 2018 for health reasons. They released a live collection covering 2004 to 2019, then came back with 'Rebirth' in 2021.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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