A Japanese trio whose melodic sound and reflective lyrics have carried them through personal and legal challenges.
For a sense of their sound, try 'Ame Furu Yoru No Mukou' or 'Hatachi No Koi.' They're straightforward, melodic songs that show what the band does well.
Lamp's 2010 self-titled album gave us 'Koibito e (For Lovers),' a song that quietly spread beyond their small live-house origins. Their style, melodic indie rock with reflective lyrics, comes through in tracks like 'Ame Furu Yoru No Mukou' and 'Hatachi No Koi.' They've kept going despite Yuji Katsui's throat cancer diagnosis in 2013 and Mitsuru Kiribayashi's 2018 arrest, which was later cleared.
They formed in 2006 with Yuji Katsui on vocals and guitar, Saki Tanaka on bass, and Mitsuru Kiribayashi on drums. After their 2010 album, they released 'Unison' in 2012 and 'Jikuu' in 2020, working through periods of pause and difficulty.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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