Dustbox is a Japanese punk rock band that has carved out a notable niche in the country's vibrant music scene. Emerging from the Saitama Prefecture in the late 1990s, the band quickly established themselves with their melodic blend of punk rock that resonates with the emotional ferocity and hook-laden choruses reminiscent of their Western contemporaries. Consisting of Sugi on vocals and guitar, Ken-T on bass, and Ryo on drums, dustbox has built an enthusiastic fan base through energetic live performances and a consistent output of studio albums that showcase their evolution as musicians and songwriters.

With a discography that has grown steadily since their inception, dustbox shows no signs of slowing down. The band's recent releases, such as "Intergalactic" and "Chocoholic," continue to display their trademark sound while infusing new energy and themes into their work. Tracks like "Unnamed Song" and "My Life Without You" capture personal and universal sentiments that their audience has come to expect and adore. Their commitment to their craft is evident through every meticulously produced record, from the anthemic "The Awakening" to the introspective "Thousand Miracles," and through to the more experimental sounds present in "skyrocket" and "starbow." With "Seeds of Rainbows" and "13 Brilliant Leaves," dustbox invites listeners into a world of reflective storytelling wrapped in dynamic, infectious music, solidifying their standing as a staple within Japan's music landscape and as a valuable contributor to the global punk rock conversation.