Atsushi Sakurai

Singer of Japanese rock band Buck-Tick

Atsushi Sakurai - Singer of Japanese rock band Buck-Tick
Born

1966
59 years ago

Died

October 19th, 2023
1 years ago — 57 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Japan

Links & References

Significant contributions to the Japanese rock music scene came from a prominent singer who led the band Buck-Tick. Formed in 1983, the band gained popularity with their unique sound and theatrical style. The singer's distinct voice and lyrics helped shape the band's identity. Buck-Tick released numerous albums, achieving critical and commercial success. The group's influence extended beyond music, impacting fashion and culture in Japan. The band performed in various venues and festivals, connecting with a wide fanbase.

Led Buck-Tick since its formation in 1983

Released acclaimed albums like 'Kurutta Taiyou' and 'Memento Mori'

Influenced Japanese rock and visual kei culture

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