JamesR

No ie? Come on

Good song overall; sounds like a mix of Uroboros-era DeG and Gazette. Drum sound could have been better, tho

I hope they record more "swingcore" songs like Urei Libido

They started as a Deluhi worship band but right now I feel they might have surpassed their masters... They have a pretty big amount of material and there's not a single dud on it!

I see one dude with a 40mm ear gauge in their band pic - now I'm pretty sure it will be deathcore/beatdown with some melodic influences

The intro riff has of the sickest bounce in VK history!

Inb4 Akane's new band

Saudades Trombe, hoje em dia é osso de achar notícias, principalmente sobre bandas novas

Some oldschool vibes in this song, nice change! But let's be honest, this guy should be prohibited by law from using harsh vocals

I love their drumwork - might sound simple but there is quite a lot going on! Certainly one of the strongest "dance rock" VK bands.

Velhos, tô me sentindo besta por ter ignorado o DIV por tanto tempo. Zero One é um puta álbum!

Damn, Noah landed himself in hot water. I highly doubt he'll be able to lift himself after all the drama...

Solid song. Am I going crazy, or they really sound [very]similar to Wing Works?

Two hi-hats & clicky snare... Classic wigger slam drum setup

Hate to admit it, but Yeti is getting progressively worse with every new release. At this rate, we will reach the bottom of the barrel in no time!

Menthol cigarettes smell like dead rats, ugh. Good bye Winston, back to L&M Kretek

For me, 40 minutes is the optimal length. Many death metal masterpieces clock at 35 minutes or less(Atheist's Unquestionable Presence, Deicide's Legion and Entombed's Wolverine Blues come to mind) and I find it somewhat frustrating. 45-60 minutes is still ok in my book, but it's extremely hard for a band to deliver one hour of consistently good music...

I think I have diabetes now

Mas que diabos, por quê eu não ouvi Kuroyuri To Kage antes? Essa banda é monstra d+

Am I the only one happy with the recent influx of 'br00tal' VK bands like Nokubura, Fixer, Jiluka, D.I.D., by:Arlant, Deviloof, Scarlet Horizon and(to a lesser extent) Dezert and Damy? Is nu-metal influenced -core the next trend?

I always associate this 'ogre' fashion style with the nu-metal VK bands that were common during the mid-2000s, like Dio and Gregory

I found some really old video of them(from back when they were called ALL MUST DIE)

Voice sounds like stuttering Depeche Mode... Not my cup of tea, as someone stated there are way better dance rock VK bands(like NAINE).

My vote goes to Aicle. They took the oshare sound championed by the likes of Lolita23q and ramped up the technicality to levels rarely seen in "pop rock" or whatever genre you might think they are. Maybe we can consider Dog In The PWO as spiritual sucessors of their sound, but it certainly isn't the same. Come on, just listen to this math-y rock clusterfuck and try to tell me it isn't perfect: