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Jikyuu 800en
Jikyuu 800en is a Japanese rock band whose song 'Shinuhodo Anata ga Suki Dakara' became known for its emotional weight. The track's title translates to 'I...
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Jikyuu 800en is a Japanese rock band whose song 'Shinuhodo Anata ga Suki Dakara' became known for its emotional weight. The track's title translates to 'I Love You So Much I Could Die,' which gives a sense of the band's approach to themes of love and vulnerability.
In 2015, bassist Junpei Ueno died, and the band paused its activities for a time. They eventually resumed with Yuji Horiuchi joining on bass. The current lineup includes Yuya Suto on vocals and guitar, Yuma Endo on guitar, and Shingo Nanba on drums.
Their first album was 'Arui wa Anarchy' in 2012, followed by others like 'Zange' and 'Zenbu, Kimi ga Warui.' The band's music tends to work with melodic hooks and lyrics that lean introspective.
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