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Spitz
Spitz formed in the early 1990s with Masamune Kusano on vocals and guitar, Tetsuya Miwa on guitar, Akihiro Tamura on bass, and Satoru Katayama on drums. Their...
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Aoi Kuruma
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Bebii fueisu
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Escargot
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Supika
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Ai ni Yuku yo
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Ai no shirushi
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Ajisai Doori
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Amattare Kuriicha
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Arifureta Jinsei
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Babaroa (Bavarois)
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Boku Wa Jetto
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Bunny Girl
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Cosmos
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Etoranze
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FUeIKUFuA
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Funanori
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Spitz formed in the early 1990s with Masamune Kusano on vocals and guitar, Tetsuya Miwa on guitar, Akihiro Tamura on bass, and Satoru Katayama on drums. Their sound had a jangly guitar quality that felt different from what was happening around them at the time.
Things shifted in 1995 with the album 'Robinson.' The title track became a massive hit in Japan, turning the band's introspective lyrics and melodic sense into something much more widely heard. Other songs like 'Cherry' and 'Mahou No Kotoba' followed, becoming staples of their catalog.
They kept releasing albums through the 2000s and 2010s, like 'Sazanami CD' and 'Haru no Uta.' The lineup has stayed the same since the beginning, which is fairly rare for a band with that kind of longevity.
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