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Voltres V
Voltres V was a Japanese rock band that released their debut album 'V-Asion' in 2004. They followed it with 'Electrovoltres' in 2007, then 'The Last Days of...
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Voltres V was a Japanese rock band that released their debut album 'V-Asion' in 2004. They followed it with 'Electrovoltres' in 2007, then 'The Last Days of Voltres' in 2010. Their 2011 single 'BORUTESU V no Uta' became something of a cult favorite, and they put out one more album, 'VIVE LA V', in 2012.
The band's lineup included Hiroaki Nawata on vocals, Takeshi Ono on guitar, Shunsuke Nakashima on bass, and Tetsuya Yamazaki on drums. Their catalog also includes the song 'Chichi Wo Motomete'.
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