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The Blue Hearts (ブルーハーツ, Burū Hātsu?) was a popular Japanese punk rock band.
In 2004, HMV listed The Blue Hearts as the 19th most successful and influential Japanese music group. [1]
Its members were Hiroto Kōmoto (vocalist), Masatoshi Mashima (guitarist), Jun'nosuke Kawaguchi (Bassist) and Tetsuya Kajiwara (Drummer). Formed in 1985, the group made its major debut in May 1987 and released its first self-titled record. They went on to release 7 more albums. Having started out on an indie label each subsequent record sold more copies with their last recording selling in the millions. They were seen as controversial in...
Japanese rock band formed in 2004.
Indie debut in 2010, major debut in 2014 through Ki/oon Music.
-Tanabe Shunichi (Vo/Gt)
-Eguchi Yuuya (Gt/Leader)
-Takamura Yoshihide (Dr)
-Tsujimura Yuuta (Ba)
http://blueencount.jp/ .
CNBLUE (씨엔블루) é uma banda de pop rock com influências do indie da Coréia do Sul, agenciada pela F&C Entertainment (Coréia) e A.I. Entertainment (Japão).
O debut deles no Japão foi em 19 de Agosto de 2009, de forma independente e se apresentando em diversas casas de shows e também nas ruas do Japão com o 1º mini-álbum Now or Never. Depois de um tempo, foi anunciado um novo membro, o baixista Jungshin, substituindo Kwon Kwang Jin
No dia 25 de Novembro, lançaram o 2º mini no Japão, Voice. Diferente do 1º, que foi todo em inglês, a música voice...
1. Indie pop band from Omaha.
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There are at least 3 artists called Cheerleader:
1. Cheerleader began as a bedroom project of longtime friends and roommates Joe Haller and Chris Duran, who recorded a series of lo-fi demos via GarageBand. It has since morphed into a full-fledged band with its first studio recordings due in 2014. Cheerleader is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
2. Cheerleader is a duo from Westport, Connecticut, comprised of Ellen Kempner and Max Kupperberg. In 2011, they released their first EP, Dolly Eyelids.
3. Kill Cheerleader was formerly known as simply Cheerleader. .