Taiho Shichauzo
Taiho Shichauzo is a Japanese pop-rock band that formed in 2016. Their song "Data to Date" became their breakout single in 2018, with its melody and lyrics...
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Taiho Shichauzo is a Japanese pop-rock band that formed in 2016. Their song "Data to Date" became their breakout single in 2018, with its melody and lyrics about digital-age connections finding an audience. Other tracks like "Love Somebody" and "100mph no Yuuki" show their range within a pop-rock framework.
Their music has appeared in anime series including Sword Art Online and Fire Force. They've collaborated with artists like Chelly from EGOIST and LiSA. The band's lineup originally included Shuji on vocals and guitar, Ryota on bass, and Taiki on drums, with Kouhei joining on guitar and vocals in 2021.
They've also been involved in charity events and spoken on social issues. They're currently working on what would be their fourth studio album.
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