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He's forming a new band that's the same line-up as LIN, but they're going to be signed to -AINS- as a Laputa cover band.
 
 
 
Haha oh wait

"We are very appreciative of you always supporting Kuroyuri to kage.
But we would like to announce, right here and right now that our labels band “Kuroyuri to kage” has been removed from the AINS label as of 31st of march 2016.
To all fans, staff and everyone who has been involved with this band, we would like to deeply apologize for this abrupt announcement.
Also, all information regarding Kuroyuri to kage will disappear from Ains OHP and all their merch will be removed from the AINS Webshop as of 30th of april.
 We will explain how you can buy their official merch in the near future. However, you will still be able to buy Kuroyuri to kage goods at Village Vanguard Online Store.
They will also no longer be featured in the “AINS -Ankoku kakumei-” fanclub. We will tell you in the near future exactly when they will stop being featured.
For inquires and questions regarding Kuroyuri to kage from now on, please refer to the adress below.
Contact:
Yamikakumei - [email protected]
Kuroyuri to kage has started their second period as of 1st of April. They have no intents to quit the band, their activities will continue.
We kindly ask of you to keep supporting them.
AINS Company
Yamikakumei
Kuroyuri to kage Karasuna mei, Kuro and K."
-creds to http://fyeahkuroyuritokage.tumblr.com/post/142793732658/important-announcement-from-kuroyuri-to-kage
 
this is shocking, i knew their activity was spotty at best for an AINS band but for them to get dropped like this before even debuting their second lineup. what a fucking mess.
$10 to the first person to go on tanuki and get the tea

Now it's ~offishal~: they belong to Speed-disk. Consequently, their label, Akuma-teki migi straight records, was extincted. Check out the artist list here.

It's too early to point out that A9 became a "better" band after witnessing merely a small bunch of post-PSC repertoire. As much as many monochromiums like to project their contempt/disgust towards anything PSC, we need to acknowledge that a tremendous number of brilliant records have been produced under Tomomi's (President of PSC) wing - in Alice Nine's case it would be obviously Gemini (produced during Gazette's eventual "demise" in 2011) and "9" (palatable continuation to Gemini's otherwise "innovative" soundscape, produced when it became all the rage in MH to call PSC "totalitarian music regime" or in any similarish slurring manner).
 
I used to feel cozy on this bandwagon of usual PSC bashing but at the same time - I learned to question my preference towards this company when I understood PSC's input having a positive side as well (obvious but this seems to be skimmed over).
 
After all, I have to feel happy about PSC actually granting A9 chances (back in 2010) to collaborate with one of the most prominent producers in Japan, Hajime Okano (the lead guy behind e.g. Laruku's pop era, incl. Ark/Ray and Kiss) in order to redefine their sound as something more airplay-worthier, but at the same time "nostalgically creative" (since "nostalgic" is the adjective of success in '10s after all).
 
Until someone actually manages to go hunting in Wikileaks-ish fashion and prove that Tomomi and Co. DO bear hindering regime-like control (i.e. lack of flexibility on songwriters' part has nothing to do with the process) over bandomen's deeds, I would suggest looking into the positive efforts of PSC-era A9.
 
PS. I find it appalling that GEMINI gets little love here, really. Oh, and SUPERNOVA singles weren't bad at all either!
 
On-topic: I cannot see any significant changes behind this move either - D=Out transformed into one-of-a-kind-ish VK act under PSC's wing too, right?

Now it's ~offishal~: they belong to Speed-disk. Consequently, their label, Akuma-teki migi straight records, was extincted. Check out the artist list here.

Interesting. I love R-shitei and SCAPEGOAT, but never noticed what label they were on. Hopefully this is a good sign for REIGN.

Now it's ~offishal~: they belong to Speed-disk. Consequently, their label, Akuma-teki migi straight records, was extincted. Check out the artist list here.

i got a M card form tower record before and it works on cellphone one time only with the QR code on it. And the songs can just play on the phone with the app only. So i think it's very difficult to import the songs to computer in good quality. And for auction, people might not be able to tell if the code works or not before they get the M card. this is a good idea to against oversea fans share their live only material online.

IMO, it's a card containing code to get digital items on the M-card website within a limited time which isn't quite a good idea for overseas fans.

GOEMON RECORDS special unit "アタック！アタック！(attack! attack!)" will be opening act of GOEMON RECORDS presents live "浴衣でポン！～2016 夏～" at Shinjuku ReNY at 2016/07/30, at which their live-distributed original theme song CD will be released
 
[live participating artists]
アルルポン(arlepon)
ポンタペン(pontapen)
アタック！アタック！(attack! attack!) (opening act)
 
 
GOEMON RECORDS special artist "GOE-DRAGON":
 

Its Yui trying to be korean lol 

this attack attack?
 
 

Sabão, eu to morrendo HSUAHDSAUHDSUAHDUSAHASUHUSA

Véi do céu HAUAHUAHUAHUAHUAHAUHAU

There's a piece of Smurf on the flyer lel

Pirates don't care if we're taking food out of someone else's mouth. We don't care if we make it difficult to continue band activities. Historically speaking, pirates weren't nice people. We want music and we want it now and it's hard for a band to compete with free, easy access and still turn a profit.
It's the reality of the music scene in 2014. We suck as human beings, we care about a band enough to follow them but not enough to give them money to continue. Don't worry about us pirates because if the only two choices were to pay up or not hear the music we probably wouldn't buy it because then that band would have to compete with every other musician out there for the few cents in my pocket and honestly they probably aren't first in line. NB should just assume that pirates weren't going to buy their music in the first place so there's no money being "lost" because there was no money to be "gained".
Piracy is a double-edged sword, because at least people care enough about your band to continuously download your releases for free. It gets your name out there but it also does take food off your table. Piracy is great when you're trying to get known; not so much when you're trying to make money after you build up a fanbase. Try to profit off the free PR you get from piracy as best as you can. I have no other magic bullets or solutions or kind words.

While I agree multi-type releases is freaking crap but keep in mind that the Japanese market is slightly different. Japanese fans tend to devote themselves to one band only, so while Western fans might be fans of several bands making multi-release campaigns impossible for them to keep up with. A Japanese fan may only listen to Kiryu so buying their 20 type single release isn't too hard on them because they only care about Kiryu. Also from what I understand, the multi-type release is a way to inflate sale numbers because Oricon charts don't differentiate between what types people buy. So now that fan that bought all 20 types of Kiryu's new CD pads onto that number that determines the single's ranking on the Oricon charts. No wonder Kiryu is so popular!
Don't get me wrong though, I hate this multi-type release gimmick that labels do but realizing the two items above. It makes sense how it works in that scene.
I'm pretty forgiving when it comes to live only stuff. It sucks but it's the best way for them to make the most money back to support themselves instead of losing bits and pieces to it from the distribution costs. I don't like it but I can see why bands do live onlys, get their devotees to come to the live but also not have to worry about losing anything from costs associated from nationwide distribution. 
Bringing up good old Wataru, what I found sickening were the fangirls blaming the victim. Their beautiful kawaii idol could never do something so horrible and obviously she deserved it. Who knows, maybe she was being an insufferable fangirl (just like them) that caused Wataru to snap and choke her but no one deserves to be attacked like that. It's okay though, 12012 is terrible anyway.
The entitlement issues Western fans have. I think what frustrates me the most is the jerk offs that will whine about how they NEED the latest Kiryu release. You don't NEED it to live, you don't NEED it to eat or breath. If you need it that badly then do something about it, mow lawns, sort recycle from the trash, clean your neighbor's gutters or something. Screaming and crying how it's not fair someone else bought the CD and you can't listen to it is the most obnoxious crap. I'd go Wataru on a bitch the next time someone cries at me because I won't share with them something I bought.
Juka's falsetto and being drama queen. Quit music forever but un-quite music and then quit again and quite some more but come back a month later.

Well, there's just one song that they actually sing a little bit in japanese, so...
 
KANJI:
 
05. Deep Inside
 
 
 
ROMAJI/ENGLISH:
 
01. ZeTeS
 
 
02. Malice Against
 
 
03. EXCEED
 
 
04. NG+
 
 
05. Deep Inside
 
 
06. the strength I need
 
 
Since the other songs are re-record, those lyrics are everywhere~

kiwamu's disbanding

leaked announcement
 
 

Kiwamu buying a stock of chairs for blood reunion live show.

I think that it would be spelled like "Saakuru-toraianguru-sukuea".
This is bizarre.

Não uhaeuaheuha
 
Pois é, BORN eu gostava só de DEMONS. Essa música é legal pra caramba. D=Out nunca chamou minha atenção

E ae, caras. O que tem rolado por aqui? A preguiça pra ler tá demais,  se alguém quiser resumir...:'DDD
 
Aliás, obrigado pela recepção de welcome back, @Delkmiroph e @IGM_Oficial ♥

My username have one part of my brazilian name "Delmiro". 9 years ago i was in school (writing some crazy things) and then i was creating names with my name and come:
 
Delmiroph (I use in my Lastfm)
Delkmiroph (I chose this for all in internet) 
Delkmirophy (I never used, but maybe in future.)
Delmirophk (I never will use, i think)
 
After this i was helping edohsama blog and then i used:
 
delksama (I use this for somethings)
delk (to people speak and remember better my username)
 
And to end... I put the second name:
 
Delkmiroph Hasegawa (Hasegawa because Tadashi Hasegawa, bass from Plastic tree band)