downy Tokyo, Japan
The band downy, formed in 2000, is considered as the founder of Japanese post rock.downyhas been a very influential band in
many scenes in Japan for decades.
They played at Japan's greatest rock festival "FUJIROCK FESTIVAL".Also performed at China's largest rock festival "Concrete & Grass".
downy also co-hosts the festival “Afterhours” with MONO and envy, inside and outside Japan.
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