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2004 - Present. UNISON SQUARE GARDEN (ユニゾン・スクエア・ガーデン) is a three-piece Japanese rock band that formed in April 2004 and signed to TOY'S FACTORY label. Their early releases were electropop-based, but over time become a rock style. UNISON SQUARE GARDEN were previously signed to the indie record label UK PROJECT. On July 23rd 2008, they made their major debut with the re-release of their demo single "Sentimental Period". Members * Saito Kousuke (斎藤宏介): Vocal & Guitar * Tabuchi Tomoya (田淵智也): Vocal & Bass * Suzuki Takao (鈴木貴雄): Vocal & Drums Even though they are young, they already have a number of...

There are six bands with this name: (1) Unison is a French witch house duo started in 2008 and released their first eponymous full-length album "Unison" on the 10th April 2012 through Lentonia Records.. https://lentoniarecords.bandcamp.com/album/unison (2) Unison is a Florida rock band, formed in 1994. (3) Unison was a New York hard rock band from the seventies known for their self-titled album from 1976. (4) Unison is a hardcore band from Belgrade, Serbia. (5) Unison - breakbeat from Bulgaria (6) Unison - a Hiphop / Rapship trio from Manurewa, South Auckland, New Zealand - see Unison on Facebook .

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