STOMP TALK MODSTONE Japan
Takamitsu Kawashima
(Vocal, Guitar, Bass, Drums, Keyboards, Synthesizer)
Naoki Nishino
(Guitar,
Vocal)
Kouta Hoshino
(Bass, Vocal)
Megumu Asai
(Drums, Vocal, Illustration)
Mimu Sano(Hiatus)
(Vocal, Illustration)
... more
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