Artist's albums
Future is Yours
2023 · single
Bokudake no Mono
2022 · single
Humanity!
2021 · single
はじまっていく たかまっていくE.P.
2020 · EP
はじまっていく たかまっていく
2020 · single
忘れないで 忘れないで
2020 · single
サンボマスター究極トリビュート ラブ フロム ナカマ
2020 · album
花束
2020 · single
どしゃぶりの雨の中で
2018 · single
輝きだして走ってく
2018 · single
YES
2017 · album
オレたちのすすむ道を悲しみで閉ざさないで
2017 · single
愛してる愛して欲しい
2014 · single
希望の道
2011 · album
きみのためにつよくなりたい
2010 · album
できっこないを やらなくちゃ
2010 · EP
きみのキレイに気づいておくれ/あれから10周年オーディションライブ完全収録
2010 · album
ラブソング
2009 · EP
君を守って 君を愛して
2009 · EP
音楽の子供はみな歌う
2008 · album
光のロック
2007 · single
I Love You
2007 · EP
very special!!
2007 · single
僕と君の全てをロックンロールと呼べ
2006 · album
手紙
2006 · single
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Biography
Sambomaster's knack for writing energetic alt-rock songs with a dash of brass thrown in, as well as the inspired delivery of vocalist Yamaguchi Takashi, made them one of the best hidden secrets of the mid-2000s Japanese rock scene. The trio was founded in 2000 by Yamaguchi Takashi, who also played guitar, and drummer Yasufumi Kiuchi, the two meeting at a university music club and soon picking bassist Yoichi Kondo to cement the lineup. The band started on the perfectionist route, taking a whole year to produce their debut release Kick no Oni (translated as "Kicking Demons"), out in 2001, and only as a limited release at that (300 copies were printed). The limits were off by 2003, however -- the band's performance at the Rookie a Go-Go stage of the Fuji Rock Festival gained them a contract with Sony Music, which immediately released their debut full-length album Atarashiki Nihongo Rock no Michi to Hikari, translated "The Way and Light of New Japanese Rock." They went on releasing strong albums with equally amusing titles (the best being 2006's Boku to Kimi no Subete o Rock 'n Roll to Yobe -- "And You Shall Call All That Comes Between Us 'Rock n' Roll'"), and soon hit the gold vein of Japanese music biz, as their song got featured in the credits of the wildly popular anime series Naruto. This made them sought after in the national entertainment industry, and so by 2008 Sambomaster's songs were featured in a Japanese sitcom, a Nintendo DS game, the movie Koi no Mon, and an animated film (Bleach: The DiamondDust Rebellion) belonging to another franchise of Naruto-like popularity. ~ Alexey Eremenko, Rovi