空中キャンプ (romanized: Kūchū Camp, English: Aerial Camp) is the fifth album by Fishmans. It is the first album the band would release after transitioning to Polydor Japan. The record notably took a much more dream pop-esque approach to their music than previous albums, continuing the musical themes found on their previous single ナイトクルージング. This would be the first of the band's records to be released with the band as a trio, and the first to include frequent collaborators Honzi and Shinya Kogure. The album would end up being their most beloved and acclaimed work in Fishmans' ho… read more
空中キャンプ (romanized: Kūchū Camp, English: Aerial Camp) is the fifth album by Fishmans. It is the first album the band would release after transitioning… read more
空中キャンプ (romanized: Kūchū Camp, English: Aerial Camp) is the fifth album by Fishmans. It is the first album the band would release after transitioning to Polydor Japan. The record notably… read more
Fishmans (フィッシュマンズ) was an influential Japanese band formed in 1987. They were ranked number 83 in a list of Japan’s top 100 musicians provided by HMV, and are renowned for their unique sound and the distinctive vocals of lead singer Shinji Sato. The band was formed in 1987 by Sato (vocals, guitar, trumpet), Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, vocals, sampler) and Kensuke Ojima (guitar and vocals). The addition of Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass) and Hakase (keyboards) rounded up the original line-up. Their first recorded appearance is on the 1989 Captain Records' compilation Panic Paradise. Two… read more
Fishmans (フィッシュマンズ) was an influential Japanese band formed in 1987. They were ranked number 83 in a list of Japan’s top 100 musicians provided by HMV, and are renowned for their unique so… read more
Fishmans (フィッシュマンズ) was an influential Japanese band formed in 1987. They were ranked number 83 in a list of Japan’s top 100 musicians provided by HMV, and are renowned for their unique sound and the distinctive vocals of lead singer … read more