Ada Suilen

Concordo sull'assenza di Kifumi nei Born, la differenza si era cominciata a sentire... Riguardo i Razor, devo dire che questa band pare essere una grande opportunità per esaltare Ryouga come cantante, mentre gli Initial'L (ho sentito solo la lead track) sono assai promettenti. Spero anche che il nuovo progetto di Die dei Diru, i Decays, rilascino qualcosa l'anno prossimo, perchè Baby who wanders è un album davvero incredibile (che mi ha fatto approfondire la carriera di Ataru Nakamura, consigliata per la sua voce angelica e insolita per il J-pop)

Paradigma was a really great debut release for them, glad that they will release more

Io ascolto rock giapponese e più nello specifico il visual kei dal 2007 e anche io purtroppo sto notando dei forti cambiamenti nella scena, specialmente a causa degli scioglimenti anche da parte di grandi band (devo dire che gli ultimi 3-4 anni sono stati tremendi da questo punto di vista, pensate a ScreW, Born, Girugamesh e Lycaon), portando a rendere la lista delle band appetibili sempre più ristretta. In alcuni casi gli scioglimenti sono diciamo "serviti" a rinvigorire il sound e a migliorare il proprio stile (faccio due esempi: i Memento Mori, che sono divenuti i Kuroyuri to kage, una delle band più promettenti al momento, e i Xibalba, divenuti Morrigan, altra favolosa band). Spero, come voi, che l'anno prossimo porti una ventata d'aria fresca al genere (già avuta col ritorno dei Versailles!)

By the way here it is what I have seen recently: -Sully (2016): The latest movie directed by Clint Eastwood, about the "Hudson Miracle", where a pilot saved the life of 155 people on 2009 and the air company had even to say something back about that; a really good movie, where Tom Hanks portrays really well the captain Sullenberger (he is pretty similiar to the real one) and the story is structured in a simple and intuitive way. -Free State of Jones (2016): I was waiting this movie for some months, because of the presence of Matthew McConaughey and I was really impressed; the lenght and the subject could not encourage the view, but I think that it deals really well with the origins of the racial discrimination in US and even with the consequences of past actions (I won't spoil more), an historical movie like there weren't in the last years. -Blood Father (2015): I admit that I missed to see Mel Gibson as lead character in a movie and once again it makes this action movie really entertaining and moving, with a good plot; the only bad thing was the duration I think. -Sayonara (1957): this is the second time that I watch this movie and it smashed me more than the first one; a sublime Marlon Brando in a movie set in Japan after World War II, with a plot you couldn't expect even in a movie of this time; a must for who loves good and emotional stories.

Imitation of Life is one of my favourite movies ever, and I watched it three times, everytime with more tears I think that I have to see it then

More and more from this killer band, I am ready!

Great news! I really enjoyed both Called≠Plan and UnRealistic, so I am following them!

Ci sono anche io! Comunque benvenuto/a shiroi

A really good and mature song by one of my favourite Japanese acts! They never stop surprising me

Another reason that gets me interested more

xD

Oh God, this thread is freaking funny! xD

Good to know that he will continue his solo career! That title made my day

I'd like to listen to it... previews are incredibly killing, better than Red or Maryam imo

Interested on Masa's solo project... waiting that they will come back sometime

I hope that they will find a better label, since they have great potential, as shown in their first album... by the way I didn't know that The Egoist is in Rockstar too and this explains the similarities I've found in these two bands

By the way the lead tracks can be listened to Spotify, only for info

R.I.P.

I was thinking about The Birthday's track too, actually there were 15 songs that this month caught my attention, so I had to choose pretty well Just listened to Suiyoubi no campanella's track, I think that I will explore more of her and to Cinema Staff, they always rock!