Elephant Kashmash
Elephant Kashmash formed in 1997 with vocalist Kaori Morimoto, guitarist Kazuhide Wakazono, bassist Hiroaki Morimoto, and drummer Masaki Nagata. They came out...
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Elephant Kashmash formed in 1997 with vocalist Kaori Morimoto, guitarist Kazuhide Wakazono, bassist Hiroaki Morimoto, and drummer Masaki Nagata. They came out of Japan's late-1990s underground scene, drawing from avant-garde and experimental rock sources like King Crimson and Radiohead.
Their 2001 song 'Kaze Ni Fukarete' became a breakthrough track, appearing on their debut album 'Amulet.' The band's sound mixed jazz rhythms with ethereal vocals and atmospheric textures, which sometimes drew polarized reactions from critics who found it complex.
They released four studio albums between 2001 and 2007, including 'Riddle of Kaze,' 'The Sun Inside,' and 'Eternal.' Other songs like 'Sweeet Memory ~erekashi seishun~' and 'Tatakau Otoko' show their range from melodic to more driving material.
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