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Number Girl (ナンバー ガール nanbā gāru) were a team from Fukuoki, Japan. The group was founded in 1995 by the guitarist and vocalist Mukai Julyka. Unfortunately, in 2002, Number Girl broke up after the departure of the Bassist Nakao Kentaro:.

Perhaps this is one of the most striking Japanese indie colleges that strongly influenced the Asian Kung-Fu Generation and others.

A fast and daring guitar, inspired by groups in the spirit of The Pixies, Sonic Youuth and Hüsker Dü. Over the 7 years of existence, the sound of the collective has constantly developed and enriched. In the atmosphere of their work, members of the group absorbed the spirit of the punk of the 70s, aggressive bass parties Hardcore Pank, the melodic sections of the Noise Rock, the heavy sound of post-Harcdor and traditional music. The vocals of Shitoku varies from aggressive grouting and scistant to recitative and simple conversations. The semantic load in the last works is inspired by disappointment in Japanese culture, severe social criticism.

Discography:

Singles:

Toumei Shoujo (透明 少女, May 26, 1999)

Destruction Baby (September 26, 1999)

Urban Guitar Sayonara (May 31, 2000)

Teppu Surudoku Natte (鉄風 鋭く て て, november 29, 2000)

Num-Ami-Dabutz (March 30, 2002)

I DON'T KNOW (April 8, 2002)

Albums:

School Girl Bye bye (January 20, 1999)

School Girl Distortional Addict (July 23, 1999)

Shibuya Rock Transformed Joutai (シブヤ Rock Transformed 状態, December 16, 1999)

Sappukei (July 19, 2000)

Num-heVYMETALLIC (April 26, 2002)

Sapporo Omoide in My Head Joutai (サッポロ サッポロ omoide in my head 状態, January 29, 2003)

Omoide in My Head 1: Best & B-Sides (March 2, 2005)

Omoide in My Head 2: Kiroku Series 1 (記録 シリーズ １, June 22, 2005)

Omoide in My Head 2: Kiroku Series 2 (記録 ２ ２, June 22, 2005)

Omoide in My Head 4: Maruchin Ng & Rare Tracks (December 14, 2005)