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NormCore
NormCore formed in Tokyo in 2016. Their debut single "Kizu Darake No Bokura" connected with listeners, offering a straightforward take on rock with lyrics...
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NormCore formed in Tokyo in 2016. Their debut single "Kizu Darake No Bokura" connected with listeners, offering a straightforward take on rock with lyrics that felt personal and direct.
The band includes vocalist and guitarist Tomohiro Hiroki, bassist Yuta Nakano, drummer Takahiro Sudo, and keyboardist and vocalist Erika Uema. They've released several albums and EPs since that first single, working with a sound that leans into guitars and earnest vocals.
Some listeners have found their approach too simple, but NormCore has kept at it, putting out records like "Sekai ga Kowarete Iku Mae Ni" in 2017 and "Utsukushii Sekai" in 2020. Their music doesn't try to hide its rough edges, which seems to be the point.
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