Creep Hyp

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Creep Hyp クリープハイプ
Origin	Japan
Genre	Indie Rock
Years active	2001-present
Label	Universal Music Japan
Members	Sekaikan Ozaki（Vocals・Guitar） Yukichika Ogawa（Guitar） Kaonashi Hasegawa（Bass・Chorus） Taku Koizumi（Drums）
Past members	Adachi（Bass） Ichikawa（Drums） Yuusaku Nijida（Bass） Kazuki Mishiro（Drums） Noriyuki Ooshiro（Drums）
Website	Creep Hyp Official Website
YouTube information
Channel	クリープハイプ
Years active	2018-present
Genre	Music
Subscribers	457 thousand
Views	227.9 million
Last updated: September 19, 2023[needs update]

Creep Hyp (クリープハイプ) is a Japanese rock band. They are affiliated with the agency Primitive. They are under the Universal Music Japan label. Their name can be abbreviated to "Creep クリープ".

Members

History

• 2001 - Ozaki formed the three-piece band Creep Hyp with his local friends Adachi and Ichikawa.
• 2008 - The two members at the time (Nishida and Mishiro) left the group, and Ozaki became a one-man unit. Ozaki talked about this time in his semi-autobiographical novel "Yuusuke."
• 2009 - Ogawa, Hasegawa, and Koizumi joined and group activities began.
• 2011 - They began to be featured in music magazines, television shows, and on the radio.
• 2012 - On April 18, they made their major debut with the album『死ぬまで一生愛されてると思ってたよ』. This album won the 2013 CD Shop Grand Prize. On October 3, they released their 1st single, 「おやすみ泣き声、さよなら歌姫」. It debuted at number 7 on the weekly Oricon Chart.
• 2013 - On March 6, they released their 2nd single,「社会の窓」.The previous work ranked number 7 on the Oricon chart, with the self-deprecating title expressing their feelings towards their fans from before becoming a hot topic. This single debuted at number 10 on the weekly Oricon chart, making it their second consecutive work to make the top 10. On April 1, they released the supplementary book『信じていたのに嘘だったんだ』for their first album『死ぬまで一生愛されてると思ってたよ』. On May 1, they released their 3rd single,「憂、燦々」. The title song was used by Shiseido Anessa's 「You! Sun! Sun!」commercial. On July 24, they released their 2nd major album,『吹き零れる程のI、哀、愛』.This album won the 2014 CD Shop Grand Prize. This was their second work in two years to win this award. On October 9, the group released their first live DVD,『クリープハイプ、ツアーファイナル、中野サンプラザの窓』. On October 26, the movie『自分のことばかりで情けなくなるよ』, with original story by Ozaki and music by Creep Hyp, was released in theaters to the public. On December 18, the SMAP 51st single,「Shareotsu/Hello」, was released, containing the song 「Hello」 that was written and composed by Ozaki.
• 2014 - It was revealed that the best album,『クリープハイプ名作選』, was released on March 12 without informing the band or the agency, causing Creep Hyp to make an announcement on their official website. They used this as an opportunity to transfer from Victor Entertainment to Universal Music Japan. Currently, there is no information regarding the best album in the discography on their official website. On May 7, they released their 1st single under their new label,「寝癖」. This single debuted at number 5 on the weekly Oricon chart, becoming their highest ranking song to date. On July 23, they released the first double A-side single of their career,「エロ/二十九、三十」. On November 5, they released their 6th single,「百八円の恋」. The title song was written to be the theme song of the movie『100 Yen Love』, directed by Masaharu Take. It became the first single album since their major debut to not reach the top 10. On December 3, they released their 3rd album,『一つになれないなら、せめて二つだけでいよう』. This album debuted at number 9 on the weekly Oricon chart.
• 2015 - On May 5, they released their 7th single,「愛の点滅」. This single ranked number 2 on the daily Oricon chart and number 5 on the weekly Oricon chart.表The title song was written to be the theme song of the movie 『Nōnai Poison Berry』directed by Yuichi Sato. The band members acted as themselves and also provided the music for the movie『Our Huff and Puff Journey』which was released on September 12. On September 30, they released their 8th single,「リバーシブルー」. The coupling song「わすれもの」was written as the theme song for the aforementioned movie『Our Huff and Puff Journey』, and was also featured in the Myojo Foods commercial 「一平ちゃん夜店の焼きそば　マヨンナ編」, starring Suzu Hirose.
• 2016 - On March 23, they released their 9th single,「破花」.The title song was written as the theme song to the Yoyogi Seminar「代ゼミ、合格改革。」edition. On June 30, Ozaki released his first novel『祐介』, in which he dramatized moments before their major debut in a semi-autobiographical style. On August 10, they released their 10th single,「鬼」.The title song was written as the theme song for the Nippon TV drama『Lost ID』. This was the first time they provided the theme song for a drama. On September 7, they released their 4th album,『世界観』. It debuted at number 4 on the weekly Oricon Chart, making it their highest ranking single album in two and a half years. The cover art is tied to the design of the novel『祐介』.
• 2017 - On February 22, they released the 5 song collection,「もうすぐ着くから待っててね」.This included the song「校庭の隅に二人、風が吹いて今なら言えるかな」written as the second opening theme for the TV anime『Ajin: Demi-Human』, the song 「Find my Tokyo.」, written for a commercial for the Tokyo Metro, and the collab song「陽」with vocalist Maguro Taniguchi (谷口鮪) from KANA-BOON. On April 26, they released their 11th single,「イト」. The title song was written as a theme song for the movie『Teiichi: Battle of Supreme High』starring Masaki Suda. On May 24, Ozaki's second work, an essay book titled 『苦汁100%』, was released. On May 31, the single 「NO SWALLOWS,NO LIFE.」, a collaboration with STUTS, was released exclusively at Tower Records.

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