Husking Bee

Husking Bee
Husking Bee
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Genre(s) Pop-Punk/Alternative-Rock
Gründung 1994
Auflösung 2005
Letzte Besetzung
Gesang und Gitarre
Masafumi Isobe
Bass
Tetsuya „Tekkin“ Kudō
Schlagzeug
Leona Hiramoto
Gitarre, Gesang
Kazuya Hirabayashi (seit 2002)

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