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* [2013.11.17] [[Joshou.]] (序章.) <small>(Mini Cover Album)</small> | * [2013.11.17] [[Joshou.]] (序章.) <small>(Mini Cover Album)</small> | ||
* [2014.04.23] [[Vocalo Zanmai|VOCALO Zanmai]] (ボカロ三昧; ''Vocaloid Samadhi'') | * [2014.04.23] [[Vocalo Zanmai|VOCALO Zanmai]] (ボカロ三昧; ''Vocaloid Samadhi'') | ||
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Revision as of 13:40, 30 June 2014
Wagakki Band promoting Vocalo Zanmai (2014)
Wagakki Band (和楽器バンド) is a Japanese rock/traditional instruments band under avex trax. The band consists of seven musicians and a vocalist who fuse traditional Japanese instruments with contemporary rock.
Members
- Suzuhana Yuuko (Vocals)
- Kaminaga Daisuke (Shakuhachi)
- Ibukuro Kiyoshi (Koto)
- Ninagawa Beni (Tsugaru Jamisen)
- Kurona (Wadaiko)
- Machiya (Guitar)
- Asa (Bass)
- Wasabi (Drums)
Discography
Cover Albums
- [2013.11.17] Joshou. (序章.) (Mini Cover Album)
- [2014.04.23] VOCALO Zanmai (ボカロ三昧; Vocaloid Samadhi)
Singles
- [2014.08.27] Hanabi (華火; Fireworks)
