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Sengoku Night Blood
Sengoku Night Blood is a Japanese rock band that includes vocalist Sota Hanamura, guitarist Taiki Kawakami, bassist Taro Yagi, and drummer Kengo Kawakami....
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Sengoku Night Blood is a Japanese rock band that includes vocalist Sota Hanamura, guitarist Taiki Kawakami, bassist Taro Yagi, and drummer Kengo Kawakami. Their 2016 single "Tenka Zekkei" became a major hit, helping establish their presence in the scene.
Some of their lyrics have drawn attention for political and social commentary, which has occasionally sparked debate. They've released other tracks like "Hengen Jizai" and albums such as "Senjō no Waltz" in 2019, maintaining a steady output of music through the late 2010s.
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