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ohhh, this reference to Metis Gretel

meh, boring expected more from Noah

I like the fact that KAZ left Gengah for Chariots, and now that they disbanded he is back with Hajime

Since I didn't find a thread about Avanchick, I will post it here. According to vk.gy, Noah used to be in Kansai Johnny's Jr. I looked up information about him during that time period and found this link where you could see his face https://mixi.jp/view_community.pl?id=3630399 And it seems that it used to be his YT channel here - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsgfBLIwDTz9htO0TTlE_nw

Frankly, to me it's a typical deathcore band. I understand why people like it, but praising the band that much like some people do clearly shows that the only thing they care about in such kind of music is whether the band is japanese visual kei or not. There are thousands of bands that are on par with Deviloof when it comes to signing and technical aspect. Yet, there are always some cool moments in Deviloof's songs that I like.

I gotta give it to Karma. When I first heard the PV, I didn't like the song at all. After listening to the mini several times, I absolutely love it. This is oldschool j-rock made with today's possibilities of recording - clean sounds and such. And their song "Enbu" is an absolute beast to me - I hear so many references there to old-school bands.

Their 【This Is The “FACT”】TOUR 2018 -FINAL-

Visually he does remind me of Kazari from IIII-ligro

Well, Savage technically lasted for 6 years

A R T S Y Quite interesting that Karma is credited as a composer of the song. And the overall video idea is his as well. The song is not my cup of tea, and the video seems pretentious but it's quite good and pleasent to watch.

And here I was wondering why I hear such strong Sex-Android vibes...

I recognize the guitarist from Balalaika. The guy who is to the left from Mei looks really familiar, too...

I can see some double-chin kei

Considering that Orcalade did nothing for the last 1.5 years, I wonder what the point of his decision even is...

All I can say is that I have no regrets that Fixer will disband. Prior to Starwave they were good. The last three years - just meh. Completely changed their sound for the worse. Even production got worse (which could be expected knowing Kiwamu).

That can be an interesting discussion, that's for sure. I would say that even old-school j-rock bands tried to use some screaming - Aliene Marriage for example. If you listen to many obscure bands from 1998-2003, you will find plenty of weak growls (more like shrieks even). From relativily popular bands - early Vidoll, the Gazette. Moving to modern times - once emo-style and metalcore sound was becoming popular, it surely influenced jrock scene. To me, one of the most early examples was -OZ- with their Cry the Crime and Zenith. I believe, it was 2006. In comparison with the bands that I mentioned above, Natsuki used his harsh vocals more often and extensvely. We also have early Deathgaze from 2004, D'espairs Ray, Gemmik, to name a few. And Unsraw with their debut single. Yeah, it seems like 2005-2006 is when screams and growls were becoming the thing. I hope some senior contributors from MH, like @zeus or other guys who were in jrock community for around 10-15 years would contribute to this discussion)

I googled a little bit, and found some screenshots of the cooking show, it seems. And here's Natsuki: Here's some links to the discussions about this subject: https://tr.twipple.jp/h/14/ba/ozx農家.html https://jyouhou-depot.com/yukiguniavocado/

Frankly, I can hear some reseblance in his voice to Awoi's singer.

It seems to me that they play the same song over and over again for the last two-three releases. The only thing that differs is that this song has acoustic guitar, and this is where all the difference ends.

Aren't NB signed to their own label?

I guess, this is one of his lowest points. To be a headliner at an event organized by a weeabo shop in a Ukrainian city....

It sounds absolutely retarded. Splitting a band into two. Just who could come up with such a stupid idea?

Considering that several onemans of Balalaika weren't sold out even when with one ticket one could bring their friend - I would say he's not popular for bangyas to pay attention to his projects that much. For me personally - I'm tired of the same tuning and style of his bands. Nothing new.

It's just a repackaged Balalaika/The 3rd birthday. I give them 2 years at best, because L's projects proved to be commercial flops. I still like them, tho.

I don't think it's Futaba, because Futaba is left-handed.