Psy S

Psy・S (often written as "Psy-S" or "Psy S" in English due to the lack of the Japanese dot "・" on most western keyboards) was a popular Japanese progressive pop/rock band, formed in 1985 by Matsuura Masaya alongside female vocal powerhouse Chaka (a pseudonym used by Yasunori Mami). After Japanese hits and successes throughout the late 1980s and early 1990s, they disbanded in 1996.

The musical style of Psy・S was an experimental mixture of electronic synthesizers, highly accomplished electric guitar riffs, and haunting, piercing vocals. For the uninitiated, examples of their music can be found on services such as YouTube, under the Japanese spelling (the dot between Psy and S included).

Psy・S is perhaps best known in the West for their significant role in the soundtrack of the cult anime title To-Y (adapted from Kamijou Atsushi's popular 1980s manga). The anime's opening theme, Lemon no Yuuki, and ending song Cubic Lovers are seen amongst Western anime fans and J-Pop enthusiasts as two of Psy・S' all-time greatest songs. Also of note is the fact that frontman Matsuura Masaya went on to create several famous video games for the Sony Playstation.

(Source: AniDB)