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Samurai Shodown
Samurai Shodown was a Japanese rock band that released their debut album in 2005. Their song 'Daisuki to iu Uso o Tsuita' became their most recognizable...
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Samurai Shodown was a Japanese rock band that released their debut album in 2005. Their song 'Daisuki to iu Uso o Tsuita' became their most recognizable track, though it drew some criticism at the time for its subject matter.
They put out several albums in the following years, including 'Kimi o Omou Toki' in 2006 and 'Bokutachi no Mirai' in 2008. Their 2010 album 'Tenjou no Mizu' marked something of a shift in their sound.
The band's lineup included Tatsuro Kimura on vocals and guitar, Shinichiro Kobayashi on guitar, Toru Miura on bass, and Yudai Maeda on drums.
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