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Imai
Imai formed in Tokyo in 2002 around vocalist Akihiro Imai, with guitarist Daisuke Asakura, bassist Kazuya Shinohara, drummer Takamitsu Kawakami, and...
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Imai formed in Tokyo in 2002 around vocalist Akihiro Imai, with guitarist Daisuke Asakura, bassist Kazuya Shinohara, drummer Takamitsu Kawakami, and keyboardist Toshiaki Oshima. Their debut album 'The Shadow of the Moon' came out in 2004, but it was their 2006 sophomore album 'Twilight' that brought them wider attention. The title track 'Twilight' became their most recognizable song.
They maintained their innocence, but the situation affected their reputation for a time. Their music has drawn from various styles including classical, jazz, and electronic elements, creating atmospheric soundscapes that avoid straightforward categorization.
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