Elephant Kashimashi
Elephant Kashimashi formed in Sapporo, Hokkaido in 1981 with vocalist Miyuki Nakajima, guitarist Tochiko Sekiguchi, bassist Satoshi Miyabe, and drummer...
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Elephant Kashimashi formed in Sapporo, Hokkaido in 1981 with vocalist Miyuki Nakajima, guitarist Tochiko Sekiguchi, bassist Satoshi Miyabe, and drummer Hiroyuki Taniguchi. Their debut album 'Ganryujima' came out in 1983, and they released several more albums through the 1980s including 'Kimi to no Memorial' in 1984 and 'Ultra Beat' in 1987.
They disbanded in 1996 and reunited a decade later in 2006. Their 2007 album 'Dorobune' won the Japan Record Award for Album of the Year. Songs like 'Koyoi No Tsuki No You Ni' and 'Ore tachi no Asu' are among their better-known tracks.
Nakajima's lyrics were often noted, and the band developed a following for their energetic sound. They've been active since reforming, though their earlier work from the 1980s remains what most listeners know them for.
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