Endorphine

Endorphine formed in London, with Anya Volkova as their vocalist. Their debut album 'Echoes of Eden' included the track 'Reminiscence,' which became their most recognizable song. The band's music tended toward atmospheric arrangements and reflective lyrics.

They also recorded 'Tsumi to Batsu,' another song that appeared in their catalog. Endorphine maintained a fairly consistent approach over their releases, working with a sound that was often described as ethereal or introspective. Their recordings didn't chase mainstream pop structures, which sometimes led to discussions about how accessible their music was.

Volkova occasionally made comments about the music industry that drew attention, though the band generally kept working on their material without much public drama. They put out several albums and continued performing with their original lineup for a number of years.