Shop 11 Phoenix
Shop 11 Phoenix formed in the mid-2000s with guitarist and vocalist Sho, bassist and vocalist Atsushi, and drummer Isamu. Their name came from a record store...
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Shop 11 Phoenix formed in the mid-2000s with guitarist and vocalist Sho, bassist and vocalist Atsushi, and drummer Isamu. Their name came from a record store in Shibuya, Japan, which gives you a sense of where they were coming from musically.
In 2008, they released "Believe It's True," a song that caught attention in the Japanese indie scene. They also put out tracks like "Broken And Bruised" and "Datenight In Loserville," which show their range from introspective to more playful territory.
Some critics found their sound too experimental or unconventional at the time. The band kept working with their own approach rather than smoothing things out for broader appeal.
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