Pistol Valve
Pistol Valve (ピストルバルブ, Pisutoru Barubu) is a Japanese all girl brass and rock band, formed in 2005. There are 10 members in this group and every member plays musical instruments.[1]
In 2007, Pistol Valve performed at SXSW as part of the Japan Nite tour.[2]
Members
- cotton: Alto saxophone and vocals, leader
- Ando! (アンドー!, Andō!): Tenor saxophone and vocals
- Jenny 7000 (ジェニ7000, Jeni Nanasen): Violin and vocals
- Tomi (とみぃ, Tomī): Euphonium and vocals
- Yoko Brooklyn (ヨーコ Brooklyn, Yōko Burukkurin): Tenor and baritone saxophone
- Lamb Asuka (ラム・アスカ, Ramu Asuka): Trombone
- Corina (コリーナ, Korīna): Trumpet
- Misaty: Trumpet
- M-chan: Trumpet
- DJ Lilia (DJ♮リリア, Dī Jei Riria): Turntable
Former members
- Akki (アッキ): Alto sax
- Bancho♀: Euphonium
- Asacherry (アサチェリー, Asacherī): Euphonium
Discography
Single
- "Pull The TRIGGER!" (15 March 2006)
- "TREASURES ~Sekai ga Owatte mo~" (TREASURES 〜世界が終わっても〜, 2007-04-25)
- "Kimi dake Nanda!" (君だけなんだっ!, 2007-07-25)
- "Zutto-Zutto" (21 November 2007)
- "Unofficial" (6 August 2008)
- "My Voice" (22 July 2009)
Mini-album
- Pistol-Whip (19 July 2006)
Album
- Tsunamic Girls From Tokyo (American debut album) (24 July 2007)
- RATATATTAT! (23 January 2008)
- Stick 'em up! (22 October 2008)
- Love Love Gun (7 October 2009)
Rental album
- TRIAL SHOOT! (14 June 2009)
- "Good-looking dreamer"
- "Pai koso wa Subete ~All You Need Is Pie~" (パイこそはすべて〜All You Need Is Pie〜)
- "Pull The TRIGGER!"
- "Sit At Cow Char Nail ~Shitta Kotchanē~" (Sit At Cow Char Nail〜シッタコッチャネー〜)
- "Fo-Fo"
- "My Generation〜Respect to The Who〜"
- "THE BEST HOUSE"
DVDs
- Pistol Vavle Early Years! (ピストルバルブ Early Years!, Pisutoru Barubu Early Years!, 2006-12-06)
- Jump The Gun!: Pistol Valve America Tour 2007 (Jump The Gun! 〜ピストルバルブ・アメリカツアー2007〜, Jump The Gun! ~Pisutoru Barubu Amerika Tsuā~, 2008-01-23)
- Drive-by Shooting: Pistol Valve Europe Tour (drive-by shooting 〜ピストルバルブヨーロッパツアー2008〜, drive-by shooting ~Pisutoru Barubu Yōroppa Tsuā~, 2008-10-22)
References
- "Interview with Pistol Valve". JaME. 14 October 2007. Retrieved 12 June 2020.
- "Japan Nite US TOUR 2007". www.sxsw-asia.sakura.ne.jp. Retrieved 24 May 2020.
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