Hologram

There are two bands with this name:

1) August, 2003 Hologram started by Takahashi (guitar), Hidaka (drums/chorus), Yokoyama (bass/vocalist) May, 2004 Nishimura (electronics) joins in as a support member and influences the band to become the way it is now. They have live concerts at the foothold of Tokyo. Their sounds including the post rock and electronic elements are arranged nicely by their individualities with colors and brightness, senses that anyone can feel such as scent and temperature, and abstract image scenaries. You can say that those arranges are made to embody their purpose of "approaching as the band's sound." Furthermore, since each of the members respect different artists, the band lets out a well balanced individuality of their own ways of valuing the music. The drums with a moderate heaviness plus the bass that slides perfectly with the drums, the guitar which has a neverending high purity and the electronics which let out complicating textures will lead all the listeners to "that comfortable spot" along with the amazing vocal that treasures all the word.

2) A folk rock band from Brooklyn, NY consisting of Caroline Potter and Ryan Trott. They started off with the name 'Pow Wow,' but changed it to 'Hologram' in 2006 right before they released their first album.

3)Hologram came about as a result of a split within the Holocaust camp in the early eighties, with one guitarist (John Mortimer) retaining the Holocaust name and the other (Ed Dudley) branching off to form a new band. This band's sole album, Steal The Stars, bears no resemblance to Holocaust, as Dudley and crew clearly went for a more radio-friendly hard rock sound.

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