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Sōtaisei Riron : ウィキペディア英語版
Sōtaisei Riron

is a Japanese rock band formed in Tokyo in September 2006.
==Summary==
The band is known for not revealing much about their private lives. Media coverage concerning the band is minimal and taking photos during live occasions is strictly forbidden.〔("Japan Live: The Faceless Sōtaisei Riron" )〕 The band derives its influences from genres such as kayōkyoku, group sounds and post-rock. Song titles as well as lyrics often involve plays on words and pop culture references. According to guitarist Seiichi Nagai, the band composes most of their music together.
The debut mini-album, ''Chiffon Shugi'' was the winner of the 1st All Japan CD Shop Award, and their second album, ''Hi-Fi Shinsho'' ranked No. 7 in the Oricon weekly chart.
The third album, ''Synchroniciteen'' was released on April 2010. The album consists of both all-new songs and songs already performed live during numerous live events.〔(Interview of Seiichi Nagai on cinra.net (Japanese) )〕〔("New Sōtaisei Riron album ''Synchroniciteen'' at natalie.mu" (Japanese) )〕
The fourth album, ''Tadashii Sōtaisei Riron'', had a planned release date of March 23, 2011. However, it was postponed due to the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami and was finally released on April 27, 2011. ''Tadashii Sōtaisei Riron'' is a remix album with three new songs and a total of ten remixes of already released Sōtaisei Riron songs.

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