Windho (guitar), Rinto (guitar), Hapsoro (drums), Budi (bass) and Barik (vo… Read Full Bio ↴Windho (guitar), Rinto (guitar), Hapsoro (drums), Budi (bass) and Barik (vocals) formed a high school band named Magic Pie in 1998. After their graduation in 1999 and departure of Budi, they formed Dojihatori with their college mate Virgi on bass. Despite the Japanese sounding name, Dojihatori apparently came from a collective abbreviation of their names (winDO, virJI, HApsoro, rinTO, baRIk). Barik left the band in 2002 due studying abroad. Windho's college mate Yuma came joined in 2003 to fill the void. In 2006 drummer Haps resigned and was replaced by Pherie through an audition process.
Dojihatori first musical loves were heavily mods and britpop oriented. Bands like The Who, The Jam, Stone Roses, and Shed Seven fixed their cravings for british guitars and vocals.
Dojihatori have released 2 records. The first EP entitled "Get Out Of Here" released on April 2005 while the debut LP "It's Too Risky to Take a Day Off" released on April 2006. Both by conjunction with Blossom Records, a minor label based in Yogyakarta.