Just a few months after the album’s release, Asian Kung–Fu Generation released their second major-label EP, Mada Minu Ashita ni , on June 11, 2008. The mini-album features songs conceived around the time of the recording of their preceding full-length album. Although the EP spawned no singles, the song “Mustang”…
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On March 21, the band released another live DVD, Eizō Sakuhinshū Vol. 3 that contained footage of their previous tour. Although they took part in various domestic summer festivals, AKFG gradually became more and more withdrawn over the course of 2007 before halting appearances almost entirely, including the lack of…
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To commemorate their ten-year anniversary, Asian Kung–Fu Generation released their first compilation album, Feedback File on October 25. Rather than featuring hit singles, the nostalgic album was primarily compiled of B-sides , live performances, and old demos from their early indie days. Even though it retained little new material, the…
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On March 15, AKFG released their third full-length album, Fanclub ( ファンクラブ ) .
They then took part in live performances in LIVE SUPERNOVA DX on February 16, 2006.
After three years of attending the Fuji Rock Fes, AKFG had the opportunity to perform on its coveted primary Green Stage for the first time at Fuji Rock Festival 06.
The band began 2006 with the release of their upcoming album’s second single, ” World Apart .”
They also appeared as guests on GOGOICHI –SPACE SHOWER CHART SHOW– on November 27 on SPACE SHOWER TV.
The support for Ajikan eventually resulted in Tofu Records striking a contract to release Sol-fa in the United States on October 18, 2005.
On July 9, AKFG held their fifth Nano-Mugen Festival at Yokohama Arena , where they performed with seven other Japanese and UK bands.