A Japanese band that built a following through live shows before their 2006 single "Gomen Ne" became a radio hit.
For a sense of their range, try "Suki? Kirai? Suki!" alongside "Gomen Ne." They show different sides of the same band.
They started playing small venues in 2004 and gradually built a live following, but it was "Gomen Ne" in 2006 that really put them on the map as a radio presence. Their songs like "Suki? Kirai? Suki!" and "Mecha Mecha Daisuki" show they could move between pop and rock without losing their core sound. They also worked with notable names like Yuki Kajiura and fripSide along the way.
The band formed in 2004 with vocalist Yuka Iguchi and a lineup that included guitarists Takahiro Sakurai and Shinnosuke Tachibana. Their debut single "Gomen Ne" became a radio hit in 2006, bringing wider recognition. Bassist Satoshi Hino left in 2012 for health reasons, but they kept performing and recording.
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