Sukisyo
Sukisyo formed in 1997 as a Japanese rock band. They gained attention with their 2001 album 'Fuyu no Arui Machi de,' which reached number two on the Oricon...
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Sukisyo formed in 1997 as a Japanese rock band. They gained attention with their 2001 album 'Fuyu no Arui Machi de,' which reached number two on the Oricon charts. The band's vocalist is named Kyo.
In 2002, Sukisyo released 'Dancin' Beat,' which became a hit in Japan. The song's melody drew comparisons to Oasis's 'Wonderwall,' though it remained popular with fans. Other songs from their catalog include 'Just a Survivor,' 'Sleepless Night,' and 'Daydreamin'.'
The band took a hiatus in 2006 due to Kyo's vocal cord issues, returning to activity in 2008. They've released albums like 'Family' in 2009, 'Suite Room' in 2012, and 'Puzzle' in 2017.
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