Syrufit
Syrufit is a Japanese indie band that formed with Chiaki Sato on vocals and guitar, Akihiro Minagawa on bass, and Yuma Nishiyama on drums. Their first album,...
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Syrufit is a Japanese indie band that formed with Chiaki Sato on vocals and guitar, Akihiro Minagawa on bass, and Yuma Nishiyama on drums. Their first album, 'Dream Bottom,' came out in 2009, followed by self-titled work in 2010. They've put out records like 'Neurotic.' in 2012, 'Circuits' in 2014, and 'Joy' in 2018.
Their sound pulls from shoegaze and dream pop, with Sato's vocals floating over bass and percussion. Songs like 'Dream Bottom' and 'Luvstruck' have that hazy, layered quality. In 2013, they paused activities after a tweet about Fukushima was misunderstood, but returned with 'Circuits' the next year.
Later albums showed some shift. 'Joy' leaned toward brighter melodies, though they kept working with those washed-out textures. They haven't released much since, but tracks like 'Night That Can Be Danced' still turn up in playlists now and then.
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