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With a name derived from the colloquial Japanese for casual sex, the New York-based dream pop duo of Yuki Chikudate (vocals, keyboards) and James Hanna (guitar, vocals) their eponymous debut album in 2004. They released their second album, Citrus, with a rhythm section in toe on the Friendly Fire imprint two years later. Citrus was re-released in Europe on One Little Indian in 2007 and Hush, the band's third album followed in early 2009.
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Articles
 Is shoegaze a genre that still possibly has some caves left to explore, seams to mine, shores to discover? Or did The Horrors place a full stop at the end of drone pop in 2009 with their mighty ... |
 Asobi Seksu’s lengthy journey across The Atlantic from New York City makes their ludicrous 6:40pm stage time more of a slap in the face than a welcome to the capital. A crowd that starts off numbering in the low double figures... |
 It’s tough to decipher the conflict at the heart of Hush, Asobi Seksu’s third studio album. The song titles ‘Layers’, ‘Transparence’ and ‘I Can’t See’ offer some insight – it’s a case of something hidden away and difficult to find... |
