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-	'''Syrup16g''' is a rock band from [[Tokyo]]. They are frequently compared to Radiohead, and sometimes cover Radiohead songs at their concerts.	+	'''Syrup16g''' is a rock band from [[Tokyo]]. They are frequently compared to [[Radiohead]], and sometimes cover Radiohead songs at their concerts.

-	[[Takashi Igarashi]] and [[Nakahata Daiki]] formed the band in [[1993]] under the name of [[Swims]] after they met at a vocational school in [[Sendai]]. The following year, [[Motoaki Satou]] and a short-lived vocalist joined them. In [[1996]], the vocalist left and [[Igarashi]]. They changed their name to Syrup16g and began recording.	+	[[Takashi Igarashi]] and [[Nakahata Daiki]] formed the band in [[1993]] under the name of [[Swims]] after they met at a vocational school in [[Sendai]]. The following year, [[Motoaki Satou]] and a short-lived vocalist joined them. In [[1996]], the vocalist left and [[Igarashi]] joined. They changed their name to Syrup16g and began recording.

-	After the release of a demo [[EP]] in [[1998]], the band built a name for themselves in the [[Sendai indie scene]]. They became a major band after gaining a contract with [[Daizawa]] ~~Records~~ in [[2001]]. Tours with Art-School Condor44 followed, and in [[2002]], the band went on their first nationwide tour. Shortly after the release of ~~Coup~~ [[D'etat]], [[Satou]] left and was replaced by [[Kitada Maki]].	+	After the release of a demo [[EP]] in [[1998]], the band built a name for themselves in the Sendai indie scene. They became a major band after gaining a contract with [[Daizawa Records]] in [[2001]]. Tours with [[Art-School Condor44]] followed, and in [[2002]], the band went on their first nationwide tour. Shortly after the release of [[Coup D'etat]], [[Satou]] left and was replaced by [[Kitada Maki]].

	Syrup16g continued to tour heavily and release albums over the next couple of years. In [[2006]], they scaled down their touring schedule to accommodate the members' side projects. Rumours have arisen that Syrup16g is nearing its end, but no official announcement has been made.		Syrup16g continued to tour heavily and release albums over the next couple of years. In [[2006]], they scaled down their touring schedule to accommodate the members' side projects. Rumours have arisen that Syrup16g is nearing its end, but no official announcement has been made.
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	* '''Vocals''': Takashi Igarashi		* '''Vocals''': Takashi Igarashi
	* '''Drums''': Taiku Nakahata		* '''Drums''': Taiku Nakahata
-	* '''Makou''' Kitada	+	* '''Makou''' Kitada
	* '''Bass''': Motoaki Satou (left 2002)		* '''Bass''': Motoaki Satou (left 2002)
	* '''Bass''': Kitada Maki (from 2002)		* '''Bass''': Kitada Maki (from 2002)
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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

-	*[http://www.keycrew.jp/syrup16g/ Official ~~website~~], (Japanese)	+	*[http://www.keycrew.jp/syrup16g/ Official Website] (Japanese)

	[[Category:Japanese Bands]]		[[Category:Japanese Bands]]

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'''Syrup16g''' is a rock band from [[Tokyo]]. They are frequently compared to Radiohead, and sometimes cover Radiohead songs at their concerts.

[[Takashi Igarashi]] and [[Nakahata Daiki]] formed the band in [[1993]] under the name of [[Swims]] after they met at a vocational school in [[Sendai]]. The following year, [[Motoaki Satou]] and a short-lived vocalist joined them. In [[1996]], the vocalist left and [[Igarashi]]. They changed their name to Syrup16g and began recording.

After the release of a demo [[EP]] in [[1998]], the band built a name for themselves in the [[Sendai indie scene]]. They became a major band after gaining a contract with [[Daizawa]] Records in [[2001]]. Tours with Art-School Condor44 followed, and in [[2002]], the band went on their first nationwide tour. Shortly after the release of Coup [[D'etat]], [[Satou]] left and was replaced by [[Kitada Maki]].

Syrup16g continued to tour heavily and release albums over the next couple of years. In [[2006]], they scaled down their touring schedule to accommodate the members' side projects. Rumours have arisen that Syrup16g is nearing its end, but no official announcement has been made.

== Members ==

* '''Vocals''': Takashi Igarashi
* '''Drums''': Taiku Nakahata
* '''Makou''' Kitada
* '''Bass''': Motoaki Satou (left 2002)
* '''Bass''': Kitada Maki (from 2002)

== Discography ==

'''Singles'''

* Purple Mukade (2003)
* My Song (2003)
* Real (2004)
* Uoza (2004)
* I.N.M. (2004)

'''Albums'''

* Free Throw (1999)
* COPY (2001)
* coup d'Etat (2002)
* delayed (2002)
* HELL‐SEE (2003)
* Mouth to Mouse (2004)
* delayedead (2004)

'''Videos and DVDs'''

* BLACKSOUND/BLACKHUMOR (2004)
* Chishi 10.10 (2005)
* Daimas no Nikki Special no Nikki (2006)

== External Links ==

*[http://www.keycrew.jp/syrup16g/ Official website], (Japanese)

[[Category:Japanese Bands]]

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