Master Fuse
Master Fuse started in Tokyo around 2016, playing a mix of rock, metal, and electronic sounds. Their first album, 'Awakening,' came out in 2017 and included...
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Master Fuse started in Tokyo around 2016, playing a mix of rock, metal, and electronic sounds. Their first album, 'Awakening,' came out in 2017 and included the track 'I Hear Your Call.' The band had members like Akira Sato on vocals, Kenji Miyamoto on guitar, Tatsuya Nagata on bass, and Hiroshi Tanaka on drums.
In 2018, Kenji Miyamoto left the group, and they brought in a new guitarist. They released another album, 'Ascension,' in 2019. A couple of years later, in 2021, they put out 'Redemption,' which followed some lineup changes.
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