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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 (41–50)

Street Loveindigo la End

This is a love song by indigo la End about a finished romance that must not be known by anyone.

It’s included on their 2019 album “Nureyuku Shōsetsu” (My Soaking Novel).

The song feels like a letter addressed to an ex-lover, conveying lingering attachment and frustration—though they’ve broken up, the feelings remain.

It says, no matter what happens, I want to keep loving you, but knowing those feelings won’t reach you anymore makes it all the more heartbreaking.

Depicting pure love and the painful outcome of a difficult relationship, it’s a breakup song recommended for anyone experiencing an unrequited love.

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Indigo la End’s classic and popular songs (51–60)

The way back to that townindigo la End

On the Way Back from That Town (On The Way Back From That City) – indigo la End
The way back to that townindigo la End

This song features Enon Kawatani performing solo with just vocals and guitar.

It’s included on “Ano Machi Record.” Try listening closely to the lyrics and melody.

The content really ties the whole album together.

A must-listen for fans.

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Wonder Tenderindigo la End

Indigo La End – Wonder Tender (Audio)
Wonder Tenderindigo la End

From the very first A-melody, the bass and drums launch into intricate, complex phrases that make your ears tremble.

From there, it unfolds beautifully into the chorus, which you can’t help but sing along to.

The repeated line “I don’t want to fall for you, I don’t want to fall for you” is especially memorable.

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A Phantom on the Shoreindigo la End

indigo la End “Illusion at the Shore” (Official Music Video)
A Phantom on the Shoreindigo la End

From the 2012 second mini album ‘Nagisa Nite,’ this is the lead track, ‘Nagisa Nite Maboroshi.’ It has a very mellow atmosphere—one of those songs you want to listen to on the way home.

It’s also a track where the band’s groove truly shines.

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