the dresscodes
the dresscodes

the dresscodes

JPNRock, Indie Rock
38,509 monthly listeners

the dresscodes's Top Spotify Songs

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人間ビデオ
5.3K streams
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キラー・タンゴ
4.7K streams
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聖者
3.8K streams
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襲撃
3.5K streams
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スーパー、スーパーサッド
3.1K streams
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人間ビデオ

the dresscodes, 和嶋慎治, ピエール中野(凛として時雨)
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the dresscodes's YouTube Videos

1.5M
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ドレスコーズ「人間ビデオ」MUSIC VIDEO (フル3DCGアニメ映画「GANTZ:O」主題歌)

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ドレスコーズ「人間ビデオ」MUSIC VIDEO (フル3DCGアニメ映画「GANTZ:O」主題歌)
Youtube
1.5M views
Oct 05, 2016
1.3M
Views

ドレスコーズ「人間ビデオ」-検閲済版-

ドレスコーズ official channel

ドレスコーズ「人間ビデオ」-検閲済版-
Youtube
1.3M views
Oct 05, 2016
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ドレスコーズ - 「愛に気をつけてね」 from “Don't Trust Ryohei Shima TOUR 〈完全版〉

ドレスコーズ official channel

ドレスコーズ - 「愛に気をつけてね」 from “Don't Trust Ryohei Shima TOUR 〈完全版〉
Youtube
984.7K views
Nov 23, 2015

the dresscodes's Top Spotify Playlists in the past 3 Months

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今聴きたい邦楽ROCK
by Spotify
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New J-Hits and Play
by Spotify
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This Is TeddyLoid
by Spotify
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non-english indie, alternative, dreampop & more
by Spotify
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The Sound of J-Rock
by Spotify
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the dresscodes's Chart Ranks

Past 12 Months

Events4 Events

Aug
13-14
Rising Sun Rock Festival
Japan
JPN
, SapporoN/A N/A
Past
Aug
20-22
Fuji Rock
Japan
JPN
, NiigataN/A N/A
Past
Apr
15
the dresscodes at Nakano Sun Plaza
Japan
JPN
, Tokyo2500 - 5000 Hall
Past
Aug
03-12
Rock In Japan
Japan
JPN
, JapanN/A N/A
Past

the dresscodes's Past Events4 Events

  • Rising Sun Rock Festival festival

    Creepy Nuts, Vaundy, back number, Babymetal, Tatsuya Kitani (キタニタツヤ), Yama, Novelbright, Awich, Macaroni Empitsu (マカロニえんぴつ 公式), Tani Yuuki, FLOW, Marcy, SUPER BEAVER, MISIA, Ketsumeishi (ケツメイシ), MAXIMUM THE HORMONE (マキシマム ザ ホルモン), PEOPLE 1, THE ORAL CIGARETTES (ジ オーラル シガレッツ), 10-FEET, My Hair Is Bad, UNISON SQUARE GARDEN, SHISHAMO, iri, Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra (東京スカパラダイスオーケストラ), Kroi, Sambomaster, Elephant Kashimashi, Chilli Beans., Rei, Tele, Kiro Akiyama, Quruli, Necry Talkie, Ayano Kaneko (カネコアヤノ), CHAI, go!go!vanillas, Stuts, Humbreaders (ハンブレッダーズ), Lucky Kilimanjaro, KAMI WA SAIKORO WO FURANAI (神はサイコロを振らない), Mongol800, This is Last, LOVE PSYCHEDELICO, (sic)boy, Mr.Forte (Mr.ふぉるて), DENKI GROOVE, NEE, Dios, Hanare Gumi, Moroha, PEDRO, Straightener (ストレイテナー), yonawo, BREIMEN, Dongurizu, The BONEZ, the dresscodes, DYGL, Teikokukissa, Tavito Nanao, Odottebakarinokuni, ZAZEN BOYS, Rockon Social Club, OVERGROUND ACOUSTIC UNDERGROUND, SCOOBIE DO, Gezan, Asound, TETORA, Sicboy, Sekaikan Ozaki, SawanoHiroyuki[nZk]:スキマスイッチ, LAUSBUB, ADAM at, The Street Sliders, CENT
    JPN, Sapporo
    Huge
  • Fuji Rock festival

    RADWIMPS, King Gnu, Vaundy, Milet, MAN WITH A MISSION, Hitsujibungaku (羊文学 ), Ichiko Aoba, SiM, Motohiro Hata (秦 基博), millennium parade, Aoi Teshima (手嶌葵), Indigo La End, Sambomaster, SIRUP, Awesome City Club, Kiro Akiyama, Quruli, Begin, Hiromi, Ayano Kaneko (カネコアヤノ), Susumu Hirasawa, CHAI, Stuts, PUNPEE, The Birthday, Tempalay, Tricot, OKAMOTO'S, DENKI GROOVE, Kid Fresino, BIM, GLIM SPANKY, Cornelius, Mc Mr. Bim, Mega Shinnosuke, 4s4ki, ReN, Sunny Day Service, Shintaro Sakamoto, Yonige, yonawo, Kan Sano, C.O.S.A., H ZETTRIO, Towa Tei, MONOEYES, Yuta Orisaka, Yogee New Waves, MONO NO AWARE, THE BAWDIES, Ohzora Kimishima, cro magnons, Char, AJICO, TENDRE, the dresscodes, 5lack, DYGL, Denims, Number Girl, Tha Blue Herb, cero, Kotori, Minyo Crusaders, TENDOUJI, envy, KEMURI, Yoshinori Sunahara, Metafive, THE SPELLBOUND, OMSB, OVERGROUND ACOUSTIC UNDERGROUND, Gezan, Boredoms, The Ska Flames, Rovo, Kenta Maeno, Mitsukaze & Green Massive, Blyy, Dyypride, THE ALEXX, Yonin Bayashi, TWINKLE+, Kanta Horio, Carmen Maki & Oz
    JPN, Niigata
    Huge
  • the dresscodes at Nakano Sun Plaza

    the dresscodes
    Nakano Sun Plaza
    JPN, Tokyo
    Hall2.5K - 5K
  • Rock In Japan festival

    Mrs. Green Apple, King Gnu, Official HIGE DANdism, AIMYON, LiSA, Aimer, Milet, Bump of Chicken, Sekai No Owari, SPITZ, Saucy Dog, KANA-BOON, Macaroni Empitsu (マカロニえんぴつ 公式), Sukimaswitch, SUPER BEAVER, Perfume, HIRAIDAI, UVERworld, Yuzu (ゆず), Sumika, Porno Graffitti (ポルノグラフィティ), WANIMA, Creep Hyp (クリープハイプ), Reol, Alexandros, Little Glee Monster, MAXIMUM THE HORMONE (マキシマム ザ ホルモン), Koresawa, Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, Amatsuki, Airi Suzuki (鈴木愛理), THE ORAL CIGARETTES (ジ オーラル シガレッツ), 10-FEET, UNISON SQUARE GARDEN, AK-69, Coldrain, HYDE, Scandal, Miwa, Aoi Teshima (手嶌葵), HY, Naoto Inti Raymi (ナオト・インティライミ), SKY-HI, Sayuri, Indigo La End, Burnout Syndromes, the GazettE, TK from Ling tosite sigure, BiSH, BLUE ENCOUNT, Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra (東京スカパラダイスオーケストラ), Momoiro Clover Z, Sayaka Yamamoto, Ai Otsuka, BAND-MAID, Sambomaster, Frederic (フレデリック), Morning Musume (モーニング娘), Leo Ieiri, SIRUP, Gesu No Kiwami Otome, Survive Said The Prophet, Polkadot Stingray (ポルカドットスティングレイ), Golden Bomber, Elephant Kashimashi, 04 Limited Sazabys, Fujifabric, BERRY GOODMAN (ベリーグッドマン), Ulfuls, Yabai T-Shirts Yasan (ヤバイTシャツ屋さん), Quruli, NICO Touches the Walls, Necry Talkie, Mao Abe (阿部真央), Ayano Kaneko (カネコアヤノ), Shiritsu Ebisu Chugaku (私立恵比寿中学), CHAI, BRADIO, Kankaku Piero, Nulbarich (ナルバリッチ), Oisicle Melonpan, Hump Back, go!go!vanillas, Humbreaders (ハンブレッダーズ), The Back Horn, Dragon Ash, Angerme, Mongol800, Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai (打首獄門同好会), Tempalay, Sakura Fujiwara, Kreva, Maaya Sakamoto, 9mm Parabellum Bullet, SHE'S, Harukamirai (ハルカミライ), The Gospellers, Hey-Smith, Silent Siren, Juice=Juice, CAPSULE, Tricot, OKAMOTO'S, FOMARE, GLIM SPANKY, LUCKY TAPES, Ningen Isu, NEVER YOUNG BEACH, Yourness (ユアネス), Dempagumi.inc, Regal Lily, SIX LOUNGE, Huwie Ishizaki, KEYTALK, Base Ball Bear, Androp, ROTTENGRAFFTY, Takehara Pistol, Straightener (ストレイテナー), Mucc, mol-74, Nothing's Carved In Stone, Kyuso Nekokami (キュウソネコカミ), SOIL & "PIMP" SESSIONS, Lenny Code Fiction, ASH DA HERO, Chiaki Sato, Yogee New Waves, Gacharic Spin, BIGMAMA, the telephones, The Hiatus, Plastic Tree, Five New Old, Kayoko Yoshizawa (吉澤嘉代子), Lie and a Chameleon, RHYMESTER, the dresscodes, nano.RIPE., Lynch., Special Others, POLYSICS, NakamuraEmi, KSUKE, Passepied, Good Morning America, Totalfat, MOSHIMO, DOMICO, GRAPEVINE, kobore, Half time Old, SHANK, OLDCODEX, NOISEMAKER, Akai Ko-en (赤い公園), Yuyoyuppe, PENGUIN RESEARCH, DEZERT, Kick the Can Crew, Dizzy Sunfist, 175R, womcadole, Arukara, Mio Yamazaki (ミオヤマザキ), G-Freak Factory, Yoru no Honki Dance, GOING UNDER GROUND, SAKANAMON, Wasureranneyo, Ivy to Fraudulent Game, A Flood of Circle, OVERGROUND ACOUSTIC UNDERGROUND, su-xing-cyu, KNOCK OUT MONKEY, GOOD4NOTHING, DUSTBOX, THE PINBALLS, SCOOBIE DO, the band apart, Locofrank, Czecho No Republic, Bentham, Namba69, the chef cooks me, The Mirraz, Soul Flower Union, Rhythmic Toy World, ReVision of Sence, Amelie, Ayumikurikamaki, Mahousyoujoninaritai (魔法少女になり隊), Tokyo Karankoron (東京カランコロン), KING BROTHERS, Fumiya Enuma, MINAMI NiNE, Livekids-aruaru (ライブキッズあるある), DJ Kazu, DATs
    JPN, Japan
    Huge

More about the dresscodes

Overview of Indie Rock musician the dresscodes

This Japanese rock musician, who is originally from Tokyo, is a great innovator of Indie Rock. This performer keeps pushing the limits of the genre with a sound that combines gritty guitar riffs, pulsing bass lines, and strong vocals. Their music has a contagious intensity that is sure to get audiences up and dancing.

The thriving Tokyo music scene, which is renowned for its experimental and varied sounds, has a significant influence on this musician's sound. They are influenced by many different musical genres, such as punk, grunge, and alternative rock. They differ from other Indie Rock artists due to the particular Japanese sensibility that permeates their music.

Overall, this musician is an absolute powerhouse in the Rock genre. They have a devoted fanbase both in Japan and abroad thanks to their distinct sound and original approach to the genre. This musician will make an effect on you whether you are a devoted fan or a beginner to their music thanks to their bold and creative sound.

What are the most popular songs for Indie Rock musician the dresscodes?

Popular Indie Rock band The dresscodes from Tokyo, Japan are renowned for their distinctive sound and memorable songs. "Gotsuho," "Lolita," "Ghost," "Ingan Bidio," "Super,Super Sad," "Sarangeul Josimhae," "Seongja," "Peter Ivers," "Eli, Eli, Leme Sabachthani?" and "Comic Generation" are some of their best songs. The band's flexibility and capacity to write songs that connect with listeners are on full display in these songs.

"Super,Super Sad" is a notable track on the album. The melancholy mood of the song perfectly expresses the emotion of sadness and loss. The song is a favorite among fans since the words are powerful and relatable. "Lolita" is a further song that merits consideration. This song is a favorite among people who want to dance to Indie Rock music because of its high speed and appealing tune.

The dresscodes are well-known for their live performances and have amassed a sizable fan base in Japan. Their distinctive fusion of Indie Rock, Pop, and Punk influences in their music sets them apart from other artists in the field. The band has developed a devoted following as a result of their ability to engage its listeners through their music.

The dresscodes are an accomplished band with a standout sound that has a broad audience appeal. Their most popular songs are proof of their talent and capacity to write songs that connect with their audience.

What are the latest songs and music albums for Indie Rock musician the dresscodes?

The Japanese rock group The Dresscodes has been creating a stir in the music industry with their most recent release, "doresukozunoWei Yuan yunibasu (2023)". With appealing tunes, insightful lyrics, and influences from both rock and indie rock, the album exhibits the band's distinctive sound. Tracks like "romansu (Romance)," "monokuro (Monochrome)," and "wanda (Wonder)" will excite the band's fans and showcase their musicianship and flexibility.

Additionally, The Dresscodes have put out a number of singles that are becoming more well-liked by listeners. Their most recent single, "Zui Di natomodachi (2023)," is an upbeat rock song with the group's recognizable guitar riffs and pounding rhythm section. Doremi (2023), yarisugitaTian Shi (2022), and Sheng Zhe (2022) are three other important singles that demonstrate the band's developing sound and songwriting skills.

Overall, The Dresscodes are still among the most intriguing rock groups that have emerged from Japan in recent years. Fans may anticipate more excellent music from the band in the future because of their talent and commitment to their profession.

Which are the most important music performances and festival appearances for Indie Rock musician the dresscodes?

Tokyo, Japan's The dresscodes, a rock/indie rock band, has played a number of venues and music festivals over the course of their existence. They have performed at some of the most renowned festivals, such as Fuji Rock and Rock In Japan. It was a terrific chance for the band to perform with some of their heroes because these events draw some of the biggest names in music.

At the Nakano Sun Plaza, one of the best venues in Tokyo, they gave one of their most unforgettable performances. The dresscodes were happy to have the chance to perform at this location, which has played host to many well-known performers throughout the years. It was a key turning point in their career, and they received a warm reception from the audience.

The dresscodes have also played at numerous other locations across Japan other from these festivals and venues. Both bigger venues and music halls as well as smaller clubs and taverns have hosted their performances. Even while these locations might not be as well-known as Nakano Sun Plaza or Fuji Rock, the bands performances there were nonetheless significant since they were able to interact with their audience more directly.

Overall, the Japanese rock/indie rock scene has been successful for the dresscodes. They've got the chance to perform at some of the greatest events and venues in the nation and build closer relationships with their followers. They continue to create music that connects with their audience because of their commitment to their profession.

Which are the most important collaborations with other musicians for Indie Rock musician the dresscodes?

The single "komitsukuZa Zhi nankairanai" by TeddyLoid features one of the Japanese indie rock band the dresscodes' most significant collaborations. Japanese electronic music producer TeddyLoid is well-known for his work on anime soundtracks and band collaborations. TeddyLoid's techno beats and the dresscodes' indie rock sound came together to create a distinctive and catchy song that demonstrates the range of both musicians. The song stands out in the dresscodes discography and has a high-energy vibe.

Another noteworthy partnership for the dress codes was with the Japanese rock group Asian Kung-Fu Generation on the song "roringusuton." Two of Japan's most thrilling indie rock bands came formed thanks to the collaboration of Asian Kung-Fu Generation and the dresscodes, a well-known band in the nation. Fast-paced rhythm and melodic guitar riffs in "roringusuton" emphasize the best aspects of both bands. The song, which served as the dresscodes' "modansutoka" single's B-side, is a favorite of the band's followers.

In conclusion, the dresscodes have worked with a number of renowned musicians over their career, but two of their most significant collaborations are with TeddyLoid and Asian Kung-Fu Generation. The band's eagerness to experiment with various sounds and their capacity to collaborate with other musicians to produce something distinctive and memorable are both on display in these projects.