Nowhere Girl

Don't forget the black PVC jock-strap.

If there's only one member left, surely it's considered more of a solo project? Hired live musicians aside.

"their"

Oh sure, that's definitely the case. Despite this, this is just one example from his twitter account.

So, I just heard Lily and love it to bits. Probably should've started following these guys years ago. Anyway, their discography is relatively large. Any pointers about where to start? Also, is Lily exclusive to the Sirius/Lily single?

I was in email contact with Ryonai (Blam Honey) between 2008-2009. He liked my music enough to include it on their final memorial album Providence of Decadence. He also asked me for multitrack stems so he could perform my version live. I have no idea if this ever happened, although I'm pretty sure that a final live show did occur.

Yeah, about that... From a cursory browse of his twitter account, he still looks damned fine.

It's really not that bad here. Compare this place to somewhere like netphoria where they tear Billy Corgan a new one every day... There's a tendency to be jaded with the scene because it hasn't really progressed. Many newer bands are just trying to reclaim the glory of the past. But that's the point; it's a niche scene. Bands form and break up sometimes in just a matter of weeks. It's ridiculous, but that's just how it is. I still see excitement for new releases all the time here. No clue what that person on reddit's on about.

You know, I thought you were all kidding... Gackt is a Youtuber. What the actual fuck.

I don't know, the whole thing just seems so disingenuous. They know that they can release practically anything, slap a price tag on it and it will sell. It's weird. A ton of human effort into making three separate demo tapes, all with unique artwork and only one track on each. Unique shirts, an umbrella, a bag, *and* a CD. It'd cost them less to simply print a full-length CD of home demos they had lying around and release that instead at a standard price. Perhaps with 10% proceeds going towards schools or the homeless. That way, more people will get to hear the music... which is the whole point of creating art, isn't it? Spreading the message as far as possible? I'm all for supporting artists, especially lesser-known ones struggling for visibility. However, these guys (particularly Kyo) have already made it and afaik, they're beloved in the scene. To release this now in this fashion is pretty insulting to everyone.

I like sukekiyo but their prices are stinking horseshit. Especially now when many of us have been stuck at home for almost a year without income. Come the fuck on.

What's wrong with DOZING GREEN? That song is great. If you'd said Hageshisa was boring, I'd have understood. It's okay, just terribly overplayed.

Try to not hurt myself.

Hit the nail on the head.

I am so bummed that us normies don't get a physical single... :/