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Sukinho
Sukinho formed in Tokyo in 2005 with Hideki Vaii on vocals, Takahiro Ikeda on guitar, Ryouji Nishikawa on bass, and Takehiko Katsumata on drums. Their debut...
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Sukinho formed in Tokyo in 2005 with Hideki Vaii on vocals, Takahiro Ikeda on guitar, Ryouji Nishikawa on bass, and Takehiko Katsumata on drums. Their debut album 'Hideki Vaii' came out in 2007, followed by 'Arui wa, Ano Hana wa' in 2010 and 'Sugisama' in 2013.
Their music mixes hard rock, punk, and electronic elements, with Vaii's vocals and lyrics that often touch on dark subjects. The title track from their first album became one of their better-known songs.
They've faced criticism for their explicit performances and lyrics about topics like suicide and social injustice, but maintained a following in Japan's rock scene through three albums.
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