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Sixthells
Sixthells is known for the song "Tamashi," which has a haunting melody that caught attention. The group has kept their identities mostly private, which has...
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Sixthells is known for the song "Tamashi," which has a haunting melody that caught attention. The group has kept their identities mostly private, which has led to some curiosity about who they are.
Their music includes other releases like "Aether" from 2018, "Elysium" from 2020, and "Zenith" from 2022. These show a range from ambient electronics to more experimental sounds.
Over time, some members have been identified, including Ryūichi on vocals and lyrics, Takuya on guitar and composition, and Haruka on bass. They've maintained a focus on their music despite the mystery around them.
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