Japandroids are a Canadian two-piece rock band from Vancouver, formed by Brian King (guitar, vocals) and David Prowse (drums) in 2006. They are known for loud, high-energy songs and anthemic, sing-along moments on albums including Post-Nothing (2009), Celebration Rock (2012) and Near To The Wild Heart Of Life (2017).

Members: Brian King (guitar, vocals) and David Prowse (drums). Origin: Vancouver, Canada. Core albums reviewed here: Post-Nothing; Celebration Rock; Near To The Wild Heart Of Life.

Three DeBaser reviews cover Japandroids' core albums, praising their loud, sing-along-ready songs and youthful energy. The reviews highlight the duo's guitar-and-drums chemistry and anthemic moments across Post-Nothing, Celebration Rock and Near To The Wild Heart Of Life.

For:Fans of high-energy indie/garage rock, listeners who like loud two-piece bands and sing-along anthems.

 The Genius. Saying this, in Naples, broadly and generally means the desire for anything.

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 That's how I discovered that the Japandroids, despite the name evoking Japanese craziness, are Canadian, from Vancouver, with Brian on guitar and David on drums.

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 In the opinion of this writer, their masterpiece.

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