Fyrnia4Maya

Nowhere, and those who have it aren't willing to share it. It'll be one of those things lost to history or some on the next album.

Just out of curiosity, does anyone know how old the members are? The vocalist seems quite young (or maybe he just looks so young because he's so small... he's adorable tho.)

THANK YOU, I have been looking for jingai coda so much, you always help me find music 

Mio has opened a soundclound account and he did a vocal cover of vistlip's sindra
He did a pretty good job with it I think!

Yeah, you just have to follow them on LINE. They usually post the videos for songs and stuff a little earlier on there before putting them on YouTube. + Be warned though, NAZARE update notifications are almost spam they pop up that often. haha

You can listen to ideal (new single) on youtube
 
https://youtu.be/Vl4z4Yx2MRw

This is about the only live footage that I can find.
 
 

@Fyrnia4Maya please post any further questions about NAZARE in this thread in the future ^^

The song sounds good!
Also Mio seems to have posted the lyrics on instagram
 
 

This single was released today at their live, it's already available on japanese auctions like the mini-album. It might be uploaded online later by someone who buy it

Eternally grateful for the lyrics, a subscriber or mine was kind enough to point out they were posted here (I've been waiting on rocklyric and the likes)

With absolute all due respect, I just have one thing to point out - from what I can hear, my interpretation is that 現実/genjitsu has been changed to 今/ima in the song (a pretty common switch I seem to run into!)

Here is my take for a translation, I do drive a YouTube channel (tho never been one to plug myself so it feels weird) and I'll link the video as well.
Thank you, once again!

 

 
 

I feel like Sho is one of the rare vocalists that uses growls when they’re appropriate for the lyrics

I personally really love what nazare is doing

No problem, will PM it to you. Yeah I know what you mean, it is a ballache as the prices for CDs/DVDs are generally pretty high as well as paying postage from Japan + customs charges and all that crap. Not to mention the prices of live limited releases.... I personally have cooled down a lot on buying vkei releases and only really buy stuff by those bands I know are good and wont disappoint. haha. Or if another band releases something particularly special, which unfortunately with todays vkei seems to be pretty sparse in the sea of "generic" bands that are out there.

I don't care really to be honest, haha. Just happy to help spread it to those who haven't got it. The whole live only thing is a bit of a rip off and there's only the most miniscule chances of people outside of Japan even being able to buy it at all (though if you can it's second hand for a ridiculous amount of money) so yeah, happy to send it to other people if they want it. + Other users here have uploaded plenty of other stuff for everyone to download which I've taken advantage of, so would be shit of me to not share anything if people want it and I can offer it.
 
But yeah here is the link, only active for 7 days apparently so don't hang around too long.  

https://we.tl/t-5N1DJ70LBs

This is something I've been thinking about the past few days.
 
There are so many iconic bands in the scene, many who are no longer active (or perhaps just much different from their best-remembered eras), but we often discuss offhandedly bands or musicians who feel heavily inspired by or give a "similar feeling" as another band or musician. 
 
I'm not talking about "homage-kei," (this isn't a thread about グリーヴァ's GAUZE-era Diru covers) rather bands that seem to fill a certain niche within the context of the modern scene that perhaps another band did in their heyday.
 
I guess the best way to say it is...which bands do you think have the "same energy?" (keep in mind this is just for fun, really - not trying to say any singular band is the same as, as good as, as profound as, etc. as any other band)
 
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I'll start with one of the most obvious...
 
DIMLIM and Dir en grey
 
It's rare to hear mention of DIMLIM without mention of vocalist Sho's many "Kyo-isms," though I rarely feel those statements are made in a negative way. I mean, it's true -- he is the rare VK vocalist who manages to mimic not just the mannerisms of Kyo, but much of the range, tone, melody, and "noise" that Kyo has become known for. Maybe not with the same level of finesse or control, of course, but for a young musician in a new band, it's pretty impressive.
 
With that being said, I think DIMLIM as a whole fills a certain particular niche in the scene that Vulgar/WTD-era Dir en grey did, taking heavy and chaotic song structures and injecting them with flourishes of melody. There is a certain atmosphere on both CHEDOARA and Vulgar/WTD (most specifically) that feels unlike other bands that may be doing something similar at face value. I know a ton of people who have been fans of Dir en grey for at least a period of time and I always recommend DIMLIM as "Dir en grey with their proggy nu-metal elements replaced with proggy metalcore elements." I don't think that's perfectly accurate, but at least a decent way to get new fans through the door.
 
Both bands also have a ton of crossover potential, Dir en grey's already realized as they've become more and more well-known in western and European metal scenes, DIMLIM's found in the fact that they appear to be one of relatively few VK acts that play strictly VK shows as well as non-VK shows. 
 
For an audible example of why I feel this way, I'd personally put "...物狂ひ...なりて" and "朔-saku" side-by-side.
 
 
 
Both tracks, in my opinion, manage to transition from fury to melody seamlessly without ever really sacrificing the "edge" of the song itself. The listener gets just enough "relief" from the chaos to get them ready to get tossed right back into it. The whole "heavy verse, poppy chorus" thing is done to death in modern metal, especially with many of the more popular metalcore bands of the early-mid 2010s, but the way it's handled here is notably different in that the mood of the song never feels lost to me - the atmosphere remains the same from beginning to end, it's just that the way it's expressed has changed.
 
Place this all in the context of modern VK and I feel DIMLIM is "carrying the torch" in a way. Their style, at base level, is quite unlike that of Dir en grey (even now), but the threads that connect their sounds and the type of presence they have feels very similar to me. Hardly the same band, but much of the same energy.
 
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That ended up much longer than anticipated, so I'll hold my other thoughts for a later post, but I'd really like to see what others think on this topic. I'm excited to see some fun comparisons.
 

at their lives x

Stalk yahoo auctions and mercari, also I've seen few of their live limited CDs pop up on closetchild. Keep in mind that these releases are super expensive to get

You could try finding the singles to buy on JP yahoo auctions. Won't be cheap though. 

My guess is that they're not familiar with the price jump compared to most cds out here in the west

Basically, a girl on Twitter made a harmless meme about him (I believe she Photoshopped his face onto a GIF of a guy dancing, it wasn't mean/scandalous or anything), so he called her a "motherfucker" and demanded she take it down before blocking her like a petulant child even after she removed it.

their upcoming single "IDEAL" won't be live-limited i believe, but idk if it will be available on cdjapan or other worldwide shipping sites. for now you can promote their music as much as you can i guess? and maybe try to be active in band's social media like twitter and instagram, to make them see that there are more international fans who probably are willing to give them money.

http://www.cdjapan.co.jp is where u can buy alot of releases from vk bands and they ship internationally. As for nazare all of their stuff is live limited so theres nothing you can do to support them besides YouTube clicks 
 
 
Also to add context to issei he bullied some female fan on Twitter, and not to sound dismissive of the situation but in the grand scheme of things in terms of people in vk it's a pretty harmless crime 
 
As for supporting vk bands if you dont want to buy cds from certain websites the only other choice you have is listening to their music on legal streaming sites and apps like apple music, spotify, or whatever else 

Of course they aren't bad people.
 
People also tell lot's of rumors around.
Only believe what you saw with your own eyes. 
 
anyway,
 
If you like his and their music, please enjoy it. 
No ned to dislike it because some people wrote or said some hate speech.
 

Why do we all agree in that the entire world is full of bad people and yet we are still here "supporting" each other? No one thinks they themselves are bad and try to do their best (except me) 
PD: Artists can spend money on whatever they want as long as money is not all why they do it and for example just make new music when they have no money left on their credit card, you can do that and that's totally fine, I just personally don't like it when I invest myself in it because then it would be just another job and why would I even spend my money in your content then? You know what I mean?