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Masterpieces and popular songs by indigo la End

Indigo la End, for which Enon Kawatani—who also serves as the guitar and vocalist for Gesu no Kiwami Otome.—handles guitar and vocals as well.

While their overall vibe is that of a straightforward, song-focused guitar rock band, some tracks feature progressive, complex phrases that pop out, showcasing the band’s impressive range.

They also have many catchy and pleasantly listenable songs.

Indigo la End’s classic and popular songs (1–10)

Before I get sadindigo la End

indigo la End "Before I Become Sad"
Before I get sadindigo la End

This is the first release since Eitaro Sato officially joined as the drummer.

Maybe because of that, the drums are incredibly intense.

The poignant lyrics, the sharp-edged performance, and the monochrome performance scenes all come together, giving you goosebumps from the intro.

Nachtindigo la End

The melody feels like it melts into the stillness of the night—super emotional! It’s a new track indigo la End wrote for the drama “My Cunning Ex-Girlfriend from ‘What’s So Wrong with Being Cunning?’” It’s included on their album “MOLTING AND DANCING,” releasing in January 2025.

The song tenderly sings of the bittersweet memories of a past love and the words left unsaid, and it really makes your heart ache.

Ryosuke Gochou’s bass firmly shapes the foundation of the track while expressing the deep, nighttime sway of emotions.

Take your time and soak in just how cool the bass is.

Goodbye bellindigo la End

indigo la End “Goodbye Bell”
Goodbye bellindigo la End

It’s a catchy song that makes me feel very comfortable when I listen to it.

His voice is also incredibly sweet—I feel like I could get addicted to it.

The band is fantastic too.

Aren’t they a group of top-tier musicians? It really gets me pumped up.

Indigo la End’s classic and popular songs (11–20)

I like indigo.indigo la End

This is the lead track from the major second album “Indigo Music,” released in 2016.

The drum, bass, and guitar parts intertwine in a complex way throughout the song.

If you focus on the instruments, you’ll find many intricate phrases.

Its delicate, gentle sound is a must-hear.

milkindigo la End

A track included on the “Fuyu no, Yuu.ep,” which was sold exclusively at live venues during their indie days.

It’s a fan favorite, featuring a slow tempo and a mood that feels cold yet somehow warm.

Let’s take a close listen to the lyrics.

Paradiseindigo la End

It’s included on the 2nd mini-album “Nagisa nite.” The clean-tone guitar phrases, characteristic of indigo’s songs, are soothing.

The chorus’s sorrowfully soaring melody evokes a sentimental mood.

Heart Rainindigo la End

It’s a mid-tempo track with a gentle atmosphere.

It’s the kind of song you’ll want to listen to on a rainy day.

The band’s ensemble is also very beautiful, drawing you in as you listen.

Why not give it a try when you’re in the mood for something mellow?