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Shinrei Tantei Yakumo
Shinrei Tantei Yakumo is a Japanese band that works with rock, J-pop, and traditional Japanese elements. Their music often deals with supernatural themes,...
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Shinrei Tantei Yakumo is a Japanese band that works with rock, J-pop, and traditional Japanese elements. Their music often deals with supernatural themes, which comes through in songs like 'Key' and 'Missing You (Kanji).' The band's lineup includes Ichiro Mizuki on vocals, Tatsuro Yamashita on guitar, Yutaka Aoyagi on bass, and Masahiro Sakurai on drums.
Their debut album 'Requiem' came out in 2007 and set up their atmospheric sound. The band denied those claims and kept working.
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