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Originally envisioned being a female-fronted Japanese large rock cover act called the Flowers simply by entertainer and “entrepreneur” Yuya Uchida, the Flower Travellin’ Band would ultimately chart their very own course of action, becoming an underground influence in afterwards metal acts, and counting one Julian Cope being a disciple. Because …

Soon after its inception, the Tokyo Quartet became perhaps one of the most prominent string quartets in the world; since that time, they have continuing to uphold their popularity for insightful interpretations and a lovely tonal mix. The quartet’s first associates — Koichiro Harada (initial violin), Yoshiko Nakura (second violin), …