Stella Lee Jones Tokyo, Japan
STELLA LEE JONES is a progressive rock band formed by Satoshi Hirata in 2009, in parallel with his contribution to
Asturias.
The band is a leading figure in "constructive" progressive music scene in Japan.
1st album "A FLOATING PLACE" was released on December 28, 2011, and has been highly acclaimed by fans and critiques. 2016 saw the release of much awaited second album "Escape From Reality."
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