Asobi Seksu

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Asobi Seksu
Background information
Origin New York, New York, USA
Genre(s) Shoegazing, Indie rock
Years active 2004 – Present
Label(s) Friendly Fire
Website Official site
Members
Yuki Chikudate (lead vocals, keyboards)
James Hanna (guitar, vocals)
Haji (bass)
Mitch Spivak (drums)

Asobi Seksu is a shoegazing rock band based in New York City with heavy elements of pop music.

Singer Yuki Chikudate often incorporates Japanese lyrics into her songs.

The band's name in Japanese consists of two words, "asobi" (遊び) meaning "play" or "for fun", and "sekkusu" (セックス), the Japanese imported word referring to "sex" as in sexual intercourse.


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