The Toraburu
The Toraburu formed with Aya Tori on lead vocals, Ren Hidaka on rhythm guitar, Mako Asano on lead guitar, Kaito Tanaka on bass, and Sora Suzuki on drums. They...
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The Toraburu formed with Aya Tori on lead vocals, Ren Hidaka on rhythm guitar, Mako Asano on lead guitar, Kaito Tanaka on bass, and Sora Suzuki on drums. They released their debut album 'Road' in 2012, which included the title track that became their most recognizable song.
Their 2015 album 'Lost in Translation' showed a more experimental side, while 2018's 'The Echo of Silence' returned to the melodic approach of their earlier work. The band's lyrics often dealt with introspective themes, which sometimes drew criticism alongside their popularity.
During one live performance, Aya Tori gave a speech about social injustice that sparked considerable debate online. The band maintained a heavy touring schedule that was reportedly demanding for the members.
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