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Though they formed in 1993, the group Plastic Tree only began making waves by 1995 or so, signing with a major label by 1997. The group was built on a collection of influences, most notably British alternative bands but also including elements of the visual kei movement (characterized mostly by a touch of androgyny and heavy makeup, not unrelated to the goth, glam, or eventually emo movements in U.S. rock). Through a series of singles on a series of labels throughout the '90s and beyond, the band proved to be versatile, showing off elements of goth rock, slow ballads, power pop, metal, and punk, all with just a bit of a hook to get the attention of mainstream listeners. Consistently touching the Oricon charts with each successive album (including nearly as many compilations as originals, thanks to the label-jumping early in their career), Plastic Tree again hit the Top 10 with 2008's Utsusemi. ~ Adam Greenberg, Rovi
Read moreThough they formed in 1993, the group Plastic Tree only began making waves by 1995 or so, signing with a major label by 1997. The group was built on a collection of influences, most notably British alternative bands but also including elements of the visual kei movement (characterized mostly by a touch of androgyny and heavy makeup, not unrelated to the goth, glam, or eventually emo movements in U.S. rock). Through a series of singles on a series of labels throughout the '90s and beyond, the band proved to be versatile, showing off elements of goth rock, slow ballads, power pop, metal, and punk, all with just a bit of a hook to get the attention of mainstream listeners. Consistently touching the Oricon charts with each successive album (including nearly as many compilations as originals, thanks to the label-jumping early in their career), Plastic Tree again hit the Top 10 with 2008's Utsusemi. ~ Adam Greenberg, Rovi
Some of Plastic Tree's most popular songs include てふてふ, くちづけ, Sink. These tracks have impressed fans and helped cement their place in the music industry.
You can listen to Plastic Tree's music on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Their most popular songs include てふてふ, くちづけ, Sink, and more.
Plastic Tree is known for their distinctive sound in the japanese post-punk genre, often blending elements of visual kei, making them a unique voice in the music world.
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