Bandwagon

Yuichi Tsuji: Mitsuyoshi Nabekawa drums: singing, Keisuke Ikeda guitar: guitar, keyboard, Takaji Akimoto choirs: bass, chorus
1999, Bandwagon takes shape around 2 ex-Oatmeal, Mitsuyoshi Nabekawa (song, guitar) and Takaji Akimoto (bass, chorus) who are quickly joined by a future guitarist Popcatcher and a member of the famous Melt Banana drums. During the first two years, several 7" was born, including one with One Thousand Wish. In '01, Keisuke Ikeda (ex-Terarduct) took on the role of second guitarist following the withdrawal of his predecessor. A first demo CD-R 2 tracks was released (which will allow them to shoot in Japan with the US Starmarket group) and it will be the only release before the single The Archive (2003), with Bandwagon facing a new line-up change slowing down its progress: Yuichi Tsuji (ex-Nerveland) took the vacant post behind the drums in 2002, just in time for a tour with Toe and Reach.
With this ultimate change, the band's career is launched and they will share the poster with Buddhism , The Gloria Record , Whence He Came etc, while following productions: the first album The Equipment in late 2003 (their first record for the label Lastrum ) is followed by the EP New Music Machine Extended Play!!! (2005); Then in the summer of 2006, the Maxi-Single The Eternal Allergy announced the release of the second album The Weekenders!!! on October 18.

Watch a video for the title "Wednesday Versus" here .