Sengoku Kiyosumi
Sengoku Kiyosumi formed in 2009 around vocalist Kiyosumi Hiyama and guitarist Kouichirou Suga. Their debut album 'Hysteria' came out in 2011, built on raw...
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Sengoku Kiyosumi formed in 2009 around vocalist Kiyosumi Hiyama and guitarist Kouichirou Suga. Their debut album 'Hysteria' came out in 2011, built on raw rock energy and lyrics that didn't shy away from difficult subjects. The band's live shows were known for their intensity, and they developed a reputation for being outspoken about social issues.
Their music often explored themes like mental illness and inequality, which drew both fans and criticism. They kept writing what they wanted to write, using their platform to comment on society without softening their message. Songs like 'Everyday' came from this period.
Later albums like 'Katharsis' and 'Utopia' showed the band moving into more experimental territory while keeping that core intensity. They never really fit neatly into Japan's mainstream rock scene, which was part of what made them stand out to their audience.
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