The Back Horn

THE TRUNK Horn is an effective Japanese rock-band, noted for the inclusion of nu-metal and indie rock elements to their music, which, however, shows more than enough commercial savvy to permit the records regular entries into national charts. The music group, initially called Gyorai, was were only available in 1998 with a couple of countryside youngsters who fulfilled in Tokyo, where each of them moved for numerous factors. Within a yr of their development the trunk Horn, who at that time experienced one EP out (Doko e Yuki, 1999), currently played Fuji Rock and roll Event, Japan’s biggest rock and roll event, and a yr later on released their debut full-length, Yomigaeru Hi there, which got them authorized to Speedstar Information. That success price them the initial bassist Hirabayashi, who remaining following the major-label offer, but that didn’t end them from liberating the recording Ningen System (2001). The vacant slot machine was packed by Okamine Kohshu, who done the band’s third providing, Shinzou Orchestra (2002), before getting the official bandmember. This recording was a industrial achievement, and in 2003 the trunk Horn obtained their first film offer, contributing the music “Mirai” towards the Akarui Mirai feature. Their 4th recording Ikiru Sainou (2003) also offered the music “Requiem” for the Casshern film, out the same yr, and helped to pump the band’s recognition high enough for his or her supposedly conceptual 4th recording Headphone Kids (2005) to become bestseller. Its discharge resulted in the melody “Kiseki” selected for the horror film Zoo, aswell as the band’s debut in European countries (on the Barcelona fest) as well as the free of charge acoustic tour shipped by Yamada and Suganami correct in the roads of many Japanese metropolitan areas. The group also continued writing new materials, with Taiyo no Nakano Seikatsu released in 2006, as well as the eponymous sixth record in 2007, the last mentioned providing the monitor “Wana” for another installment in the mega-popular “mecha” anime franchise Cell Fit Gundam 00.