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Heaven Street Seven

Heaven Street Seven formed in Osaka, Japan. Their music mixed ska, reggae, and rock, and they often wrote about social issues. Their debut album was called...

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Heaven Street Seven formed in Osaka, Japan. Their music mixed ska, reggae, and rock, and they often wrote about social issues. Their debut album was called '99%', which is also the title of one of their songs. Other tracks include 'A Mélység Titka' and 'Atombomba'.

They released several albums over about a decade, including 'Citizens' in 2007 and 'Fighting the World' in 2012. Their lyrics sometimes drew criticism from conservative groups, but they kept playing and recording. The band had a singer named Nagoya Sakaida, a guitarist named Nagata Satoru, a bassist named Matsumura Shinji, and a drummer named Kaneko Toshihiko.

Their songs were used in some protests and rallies in Japan. They put out another album called 'One Day' in 2016. Their catalog includes songs like 'Azért Nincs Tovább' and 'Dél-amerika'.

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