Abingdon Boys School

  Vocals: Nishikawa
  Guitar: Sunae
  Electric Guitar: Hiroshi Shibasaki
  Keyboard/Programming: Kishi

  Started: 2005
  Status: Active

Profile

Abingdon Boys School is a Japanese rock band formed by T.M. Revolution’s founder Takanori Nishikawa. They started playing on April of 2005 when composing a song for the manga/anime Nana. They held their first live event along side the band UVERwold, and in December 6, of the following year, they released their first single titled "Innocent Sorrow".

The band is signed to Sony Records, and in October of 2007 their first album, "Abingdon Boys School", was released. Their song "Fre@k Show" was used for the Death Note 2 movie and their song "Howling", featured on their second single, was the theme song for the anime Darker Than Black. The band has also collaborated with the band BUCK-TICK and recently, in the memorial album for the band Luna Sea.

sadOasis

Thoughts

I really enjoy this band a lot. Their songs are very reminiscent of T.M. Revolution’s tunes with a touch of rock. In many ways this band was probably a way to revive Nishikawa’s career, and it has done so quite well. Its great to still see him active because he has a great voice that many fans appreciate. I highly recommend this band!
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Music Samples:

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Lost Reason

Desire

Innocent Sorrow

Howling

sadOasis and StarCrystal

Pictures

sadOasis and StarCrystal

Discography

Albums
Abingdon Boys School

Singles
Innocent Sorrow
Howling
Nephilim
Blade Chord

Links

Official Site

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