Gegebegege
Gegebegege is a Japanese noise band that started in Tokyo around 2005. The group includes Hiroaki Ikeda on vocals and guitar, Fumiya Tanoue on bass and...
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Gegebegege is a Japanese noise band that started in Tokyo around 2005. The group includes Hiroaki Ikeda on vocals and guitar, Fumiya Tanoue on bass and vocals, and Kenta Ohnuma on drums. Their name comes from a Japanese word for a ghost or yokai.
Their music pulls from noise, industrial, rock, and sometimes traditional Japanese folk. You can hear it in songs like "All Over Again" and "Disappointment", distorted guitars, heavy bass, and Ikeda's raw, chant-like singing. They've put out albums since 2007, including their self-titled debut and later ones like "Japanesque" in 2013 and "Trance" in 2018.
Some listeners have found their lyrics and live shows provocative, which has drawn both criticism and praise. Their sound isn't built for mainstream radio, so they've mostly stayed within experimental circles.
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