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Featured Article
 Galileo GalileiGalileo Galilei (ガリレオガリレイ) is a Japanese rock band signed to the Suzume Studios agency and Ouchi Daisuki Club Records label label. The band was formed in 2007 by singer and guitarist Ozaki Yuuki, guitarist Funaya Souhei, bassist Sako Hitoshi, and drummer Ozaki Kazuki. Galileo Galilei signed to SME Records with guitarist and backing vocalist Iwai Fumito joining the band in 2009 and keyboard player Noguchi Kazumasa joining in 2011. Galileo Galilei released the albums Parade in 2011 and PORTAL in 2012 which reached #5 and #10 respectively on the Japanese music charts. Iwai and Noguchi left Galileo Galilei in 2012 and later formed the group FOLKS in 2013. Galileo Galilei released their fifth album Sea and The Darkness in January 2016 and announced their disbandment after their final tour in April 2016. In 2018, members of Galileo Galilei along with a support guitarist DAIKI formed a new band called Bird Bear Hare and Fish. The film Kanseitou, directed by Miki Takahiro, is based on the Galileo Galilei song of the same name. The song "Climber" from their album Sea and The Darkness was featured as an end credit song in the anime Haikyu!!, and more songs were featured in various other anime. The band announced that they were reforming at warbear's "re:bear" live concert that took place on October 11, 2022, after a six-year hiatus. The band released their sixth album Bee and The Whales on May 31, 2023, their first album in seven years. Their seventh and eighth albums, MANSTER and MANTRAL, are released simultaneously this week on September 25th. |
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