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NICODE
NICODE is a Japanese band that formed in the early 2000s with vocalist and guitarist Naoto, bassist Ryo, and drummer Ken. Their music pulls from electronic,...
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NICODE is a Japanese band that formed in the early 2000s with vocalist and guitarist Naoto, bassist Ryo, and drummer Ken. Their music pulls from electronic, rock, and hip-hop elements, though the specifics of their sound shift from release to release.
In 2015 they put out 'The Awakening of Justice (feat. M2U & Araki),' a single that became one of their better-known tracks. They've also released 'Where You Are Not.' Their catalog includes albums like 'Rise' and 'Ethereal,' which show different sides of their approach.
Naoto handles most of the songwriting and vocals, with Ryo on bass and Ken on drums. The lineup has stayed mostly consistent since they started. They've worked with other artists occasionally, like the features on 'The Awakening of Justice.'
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