itsukoii

the thoughts here are not random right now, way too organized smh

ok so like, if visual kei could stop existing and i could stop wasting all of my money on it, that'd be fantastic

just let out your bandmen sex fantasies thru fanfiction/fanart ♥♥♥

SMH if you don't ship MH members

as long as ur shipping responsibly and not obsessively and not getting deep in the bandoman's business by tweeting him constantly/DMing him and/or his "husbando" , i think it's a-ok. go have fun, kids
 
,,,but not too much fun

whats worse than the ddrm shippers are the people who ACTUALLY think tomo and takashi are together and try to offer EVIDENCE...bitch go back to your side of the internet and ship those doctor who characters
 

I don't give a fuck, they might as well have been bible-humpers, since they jack off to certain scriptures that they choose to follow so much that their cum has made the pages stick together.
 
Have you forgotten about the Orlando shooting or the Charleston church shooting? The hate crimes that occur every single day in various countries? The hangings in the 20th century and earlier on??? You know who they were targeted against? The black and gays! Of course I'm throwing around the word f@g - aren't you ok with that word? You said it yourself, we can refer to these people (including myself) with that word, because it's an ~opinion~, we have to respect everyone's opinion, remember???? Why would you only stand up to one family, if there's other people who think the same way, and you're ok with that? That makes no sense.
 

what the Fuck is up with you ppl being ok with bigots????? i don't get this mindset at all.............they've literally KILLED people because of the color of their skin or who they love, and you're OK WITH THAT?????????? bitch, go out into the world and see these people for who they are, encounter a racist who wants to shoot up the Negroes© or a bible-humping Christfag who tortured their kid in correction therapy for being a f@g, and then come back & let me know if you're really ~ok~ with that

let me take control of your finances and you'll never have to spend a dime with Japanese bandomen again

ok so like, if visual kei could stop existing and i could stop wasting all of my money on it, that'd be fantastic

Some may know me or still know me, some won't know me. 
 
I've been around since even before MH was moved to this forum. And I was absent for quite a few years. 
Since I'll go and study in Japan from August/September on and stay for a year, you can look forward to this time, 'cuz I love sharing and I'm thinking of offering a shopping service, etc..
I'll get to know where I am allowed to stay in the next few days(we have the luck of having associated universities), so as soon as I know it, maybe some of you guys also stay in Japan during my exchange and we can meet  
 
I'm editor for EN.CORE, which is an online magazine for Japanese Rock and Metal and I'm in charge of the VK section.
Now, many of the MH members have a wide range of artists, music, etc., and we're always looking for new people. That's why I am posting now. 
 
Most of our staff is German, since our headquater is in Berlin, Germany, but we want to work all over the globe. So we have translation staff in Japan, photographers, editors, freelancers, technic department workers, aso.. We try to cover everything worth being looked at and we're looking for staff with a wide mind, a serious but passionate view on music, concerts, culture, aso.. And especially helpful would be people who live in the US or Asia, to represent us on different places.
The name EN.CORE does not only apply to the encore after concerts, but also that we want to grasp the core of what we're working with. It's our main philosophy for everything we do.
We are not a fan magazine, our aim is it to be suited for fans as well as musicians, to deliver good service beyond what your normal 'J-Rock magazine' comes up with. We wish to work with EN.CORE as a real job in the future, so everyone gives as much input as they can. In the near future EN.CORE will not only be available in English, but also in Japanese. 
We're on friendly terms with a lot of people from other magazines and we have reviews, interviews, concert reports etc. with for example HOTEI, Luna Sea, BORN, Tsukasa Mogamigawa, Crossfaith, Ladybaby, MONO, Hizumi (Umbrella Design) and many more.
 
Click here to view EN.CORE
 
 
 
If you're interested, pls don't hesitate to contact me here via PM, so we can talk about further details. 
I'd be very happy if you could answer a little survey, so that I have some points with which I can introduce you to my editor in chief  
 
Name:
Age:
Location:
Musical interest:
What do you want to offer? (Writing, photography, technical advise, managemental support, proofreading, etc.)
Can you play an instrument? Are you in a band? Do you have skills/knowledge that can fit in our needs? 
 
 
Until now we can't pay a salary per se, but we get you the chances for interviews, free concerts which we will report about, aso..
 
 
If it's not okay to post this here, pls send me a message where I can post it  
Thank you!

i'm really hoping i'll stick with bass.
 
with guitar, i found myself really not getting into it. and i don't think the reasoning behind that was because of my super-intense perfectionism (usually if i don't get something quickly, i give up, lol). i actually think it was because i honestly don't care for the sound of a guitar unless it's drop tuned and hebi hebi br00tal metal \m/, and since i only have a very shitty 6-string guitar with floppy spaghetti for strings (that is clearly built for old rock and nothing heavier), i wasn't happy with the sounds i was creating (i realize i'm not a good player, but seriously. how about you try dropping 10 gauge strings to drop A and see how good of a sound it makes)
 
whereas, with bass, i love the sound, regardless of the tuning or genre it's being played in. i love how it can switch from smooth n groovy to your-ass-will-fall-out low n heavy real easily. i love the sort of freedom it gives, and how it always manages to sound good to my ears. guitar didn't have that 'click' with me.
 
so, i think i'll stick with it! (i don't actually have a bass yet, but i've been watching tutorials on it all day and reading a ton and getting that education. i haven't lost interest once). i also plan on getting lessons which'll really help keep me motivated and not so lost all the time.
 
oh yeah, i did actually go bass shopping the other day, and got to hold a bass. it felt so much nicer than my guitar (and it was a lot prettier...), so i'm really excited to get my own.

i'd like to introduce my new son
 
 

i'd like to introduce my new son
 
 

They happen to look exactly the same as HeviSaurus because they're almost the same band, just under a new name due to a disagreements with Sony. And another vocalist. They had to pay up for this shit, though.
 
And while we're on this, Sharky Sharky deserves a mention:
 
 
 
 

i'd like to introduce my new son
 
 

i'd like to introduce my new son
 
 

Getting ready for my Grindr Date like:
-> Room still smells after food.
-> No shaved legs. 
-> I'm nervouse.
BUT the outfit stays. xD 
Also I really like they wa i look on the picture tho. 



 

yesterday I finally got the last part of my Jiluka order that got stuck in the customs
 
  I'm so much in love with that hoodie
 
     
 

i'm really hoping i'll stick with bass.
 
with guitar, i found myself really not getting into it. and i don't think the reasoning behind that was because of my super-intense perfectionism (usually if i don't get something quickly, i give up, lol). i actually think it was because i honestly don't care for the sound of a guitar unless it's drop tuned and hebi hebi br00tal metal \m/, and since i only have a very shitty 6-string guitar with floppy spaghetti for strings (that is clearly built for old rock and nothing heavier), i wasn't happy with the sounds i was creating (i realize i'm not a good player, but seriously. how about you try dropping 10 gauge strings to drop A and see how good of a sound it makes)
 
whereas, with bass, i love the sound, regardless of the tuning or genre it's being played in. i love how it can switch from smooth n groovy to your-ass-will-fall-out low n heavy real easily. i love the sort of freedom it gives, and how it always manages to sound good to my ears. guitar didn't have that 'click' with me.
 
so, i think i'll stick with it! (i don't actually have a bass yet, but i've been watching tutorials on it all day and reading a ton and getting that education. i haven't lost interest once). i also plan on getting lessons which'll really help keep me motivated and not so lost all the time.
 
oh yeah, i did actually go bass shopping the other day, and got to hold a bass. it felt so much nicer than my guitar (and it was a lot prettier...), so i'm really excited to get my own.

i'm really hoping i'll stick with bass.
 
with guitar, i found myself really not getting into it. and i don't think the reasoning behind that was because of my super-intense perfectionism (usually if i don't get something quickly, i give up, lol). i actually think it was because i honestly don't care for the sound of a guitar unless it's drop tuned and hebi hebi br00tal metal \m/, and since i only have a very shitty 6-string guitar with floppy spaghetti for strings (that is clearly built for old rock and nothing heavier), i wasn't happy with the sounds i was creating (i realize i'm not a good player, but seriously. how about you try dropping 10 gauge strings to drop A and see how good of a sound it makes)
 
whereas, with bass, i love the sound, regardless of the tuning or genre it's being played in. i love how it can switch from smooth n groovy to your-ass-will-fall-out low n heavy real easily. i love the sort of freedom it gives, and how it always manages to sound good to my ears. guitar didn't have that 'click' with me.
 
so, i think i'll stick with it! (i don't actually have a bass yet, but i've been watching tutorials on it all day and reading a ton and getting that education. i haven't lost interest once). i also plan on getting lessons which'll really help keep me motivated and not so lost all the time.
 
oh yeah, i did actually go bass shopping the other day, and got to hold a bass. it felt so much nicer than my guitar (and it was a lot prettier...), so i'm really excited to get my own.

i'm really hoping i'll stick with bass.
 
with guitar, i found myself really not getting into it. and i don't think the reasoning behind that was because of my super-intense perfectionism (usually if i don't get something quickly, i give up, lol). i actually think it was because i honestly don't care for the sound of a guitar unless it's drop tuned and hebi hebi br00tal metal \m/, and since i only have a very shitty 6-string guitar with floppy spaghetti for strings (that is clearly built for old rock and nothing heavier), i wasn't happy with the sounds i was creating (i realize i'm not a good player, but seriously. how about you try dropping 10 gauge strings to drop A and see how good of a sound it makes)
 
whereas, with bass, i love the sound, regardless of the tuning or genre it's being played in. i love how it can switch from smooth n groovy to your-ass-will-fall-out low n heavy real easily. i love the sort of freedom it gives, and how it always manages to sound good to my ears. guitar didn't have that 'click' with me.
 
so, i think i'll stick with it! (i don't actually have a bass yet, but i've been watching tutorials on it all day and reading a ton and getting that education. i haven't lost interest once). i also plan on getting lessons which'll really help keep me motivated and not so lost all the time.
 
oh yeah, i did actually go bass shopping the other day, and got to hold a bass. it felt so much nicer than my guitar (and it was a lot prettier...), so i'm really excited to get my own.

SIN. new maxi-single "BIRTHDAY / April" will be released at 2017/04/04