In May 2007, Mesh-Key Records released the US version of вЂњSWEET SPOT.вЂќ In the same year, YURA YURA TEIKOKU went on their first Australian tour. In 2006, the band headlined at various major festivals in Japan and Taiwan. The вЂњSOFT DEATHвЂќ 12-inch has been championed by such deejays as Rub'N Tug and DJ Harvey. In July, Mesh-Key Records released the 12-inchвЂњSOFT DEATH / IT WAS A ROBOT' and brought the band back for a second batch of New York shows, which were even more packed than the first. In June, 2006, the CD single вЂњInto The Next NightвЂќ and remix 12-inchвЂњInto The Next Night / You CanвЂ™t Fight FateвЂќwere released. New and old fans alike packed into the venues to see the bandвЂ™s one-of-a-kind performance. In October of the same year, Mesh-Key Records organized two shows for the band in New York (their first shows ever outside Japan), and was welcomed with rave reviews by the local media. The band also released a live album of material from their Midi years titled вЂњna.ma.shi.bi.re.na.ma.me.ma.iвЂќ on New York-based Mesh-Key Records. вЂњSOFT DEATH' was embraced by the dance community, and вЂњSWEET SPOTвЂќ was elected one of the best albums of the year in various media in Japan and overseas. In 2005, YURA YURA TEIKOKU signed with Sony Japan and released their ninth studio album, вЂњSWEET SPOTвЂќ, and a remix 12-inch,вЂњSOFT DEATH / FRANKIE TEARDROP' (Suicide cover). The band released five studio albums, one live recording album and two greatest hits albums on Midi. Drummer Ichiro Shibata joined in 1997 to form the current lineup, and the trio soon signed with Midi Records. YURA YURA TEIKOKU was formed in 1989 with drummer Atsushi Yoshida and vocalist/guitarist Shintaro Sakamoto as leader, bassist Chiyo Kamekawa and a succession of other members.

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