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Kisida Kyodan & THE Akebosi Rockets
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- Name: Kishida Kyoudan & The Akeboshi Rockets
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Kishida Kyoudan & the Akeboshi Rockets are an indie rock group from Japan formed in 2004 lead by Dato kisida on guitar and bass, “ichigo” on the vocals, hayapion the guitar, みっちゃん (michan) on the drums and T-tsu on the guitar as support member for tours. It started as an electro-rock instrumental doujin band doing covers on soundtracks from the videogame “Touhou”. Their line-up at that time was the same but without ichigo and with T-Tsu playing on their albums.They released their first album on the famous doujin festival Comiket C69 on 2005 . On 2007 female vocalist “Ichigo” joined the band and they released their first album as a progressive rock band “Fantasy incident”. They have since released more original music albums and have remade their old songs adding lyrics and replacing the electronic synthesizer with Ichigo’s voice apart from continuing releasing “Touhou” doujin albums. On July 2010 they made the opening song for anime “Highschool of the dead.” This pushed the band further into fame and the opening song along with another song were released in a single called “Highschool of the Dead”.
Discography
Albums
- 2005 Super Nova (Kishida Kyoudan)
- 2006 Akeboshi Rocket (Kishida Kyoudan)
- 2006 Super Sonic Speed Star (Kishida Kyoudan)
- 2007 Hoshizora Logic
- 2007 Gensou Jihen
- 2008 Literal World
- 2008 Electris Blue
- 2010 High School of the Dead
- 2010 Rolling Star
