Lamp (band) - Wikipedia
WEBLamp (Hepburn: ランプ) is a Japanese indie pop band formed in 2000 composing of guitarist Taiyo Someya, and vocalists Yusuke Nagai and Kaori Sakakibara. A shared interest in 1960's American and British music, inspired the trio to co-write songs together.
Lamp / Official Site
WEBLamp World Tour "FUTURE BEHIND ME" North America 2024. US TOUR Mitski : The Land North American Tour with Lamp AUG 27, 2024
Lamp (バンド) - Wikipedia
WEBLamp（ランプ）は2000年に結成された、日本のバンド [1] 。 ボサノヴァ をベースに様々な音楽を織り交ぜた、複雑かつ洗練されたサウンドが特徴である。
The slow and steady rise of Lamp, a cult favorite
WEBFrom left: Yusuke Nagai, Taiyo Someya and Kaori Sakakibara formed their band Lamp in 2000, developing a cult following over the years with their own blend of 1960s pop harmonies, ’70s folk...
Lamp YouTube Official Channel - YouTube
WEBLamp Japanese Band Official YouTube Channel.
Lamp - Spotify
WEBListen to Lamp on Spotify. Artist · 2.3M monthly listeners.
The Lamp Story 2000-2020 - JaME
WEBAug 21, 2020 — In celebration of Lamp's 20th anniversary, we're proud to share a biography of the band written by guitarist Taiyo Someya. In this detailed article, he provides some insights into Lamp's past works and highlights key turning points in their journey together.
Interview with Lamp: Celebrating 20 years of living in the 70s
WEBJun 12, 2020 — Last November we introduced everyone to Lamp, a band that paints peaceful vibes and laid back sepia evenings in the form of music. Drawing inspiration from years gone by, their retro image paired up with Brazilian Bossa Nova inspired tunes is an homage to the 70s.
Lamp - YouTube Music
WEBLamp is a Japanese indie pop band formed in 2000 composing of guitarist Taiyo Someya, and vocalists Yusuke Nagai and Kaori Sakakibara. A shared interest in 1960's American...
Lamp (English Translations) - kumomi
WEBApr 3, 2015 — English translations pertaining to the amazing Japanese band Lamp. All translations by Henkka. For social media links, see Lamp’s Linktree. Buy Lamp’s music directly from the band on Bandcamp. Interviews, Articles & Liner Notes “Soyokaze Apartment 201” (2003) “Koibito e” (2004) “Komorebidoori ni te” (2005) “Zankou” (2007)