Coaltar of the Deepers

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Coaltar of the Deepers
Origin Japan
Years active 1991–present
Genres Japanese rock
Shoegaze
Alternative Rock
Members NARASAKI (Vocals, Guitar), KANNO (Drums), YOSHIO (Bass)

Coaltar of the Deepers (コールター・オブ・ザ・ディーパーズ) are an alternative shoegaze rock band from Japan. They formed in May 1991. While staying true to the alternative shoegaze sound, they have covered many musical elements throughout their career (such as death metal to techno) and have a very devoted fanbase.

Contents

  • NARASAKI - Vocals, Guitar, Synthesizer (Band Leader)
  • KANNO - Drums
  • YOSHIO - Bass

  • Akira Nakayama - Guitars (from Plastic Tree)
  • KOJI - Guitars (from now-defunct Cocobat)
  • Watchman - Keyboard, Percussion (ex-member of Melt-Banana, also takes part in helping NARASAKI with Sadesper Record)

  • negishi - Guitars
  • Kawanaka - Bass
  • nagasawa - Bass
  • ICHIMAKI - Guitars, Backup Vocals

On March 8, Narasaki announced the highly-anticipated TORTOISE EP. This will be the first original work since 2004's penguin ep.

  • THE VISITORS FROM DEEPSPACE (1994)
  • SUBMERGE (1998)
  • THE BREASTROKE (1998)
  • COME OVER TO THE DEEPEND (2000)
  • NO THANK YOU (2001)
  • newave (2002)

  • WHITE EP (1991)
  • QUEEN'S PARK ALL YOU CHANGE (1992)
  • SINKING SLOWLY (1992)
  • GUILTY FOREST (1994)
  • CAT EP1 (1997)
  • CAT EP2 (1997)
  • receive ep (1998)
  • DOG EP (1999)
  • ROBOT EP (2001)
  • MOUSE EP (2004 - Limited Sale, Live Only)
  • penguin ep (2004)
  • TORTOISE EP (2007)

  • FOREVER (2005)

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