Tokage

that feel when we will never see a VK doo-wop band (((((((

that feel when we will never see a VK doo-wop band (((((((

i dont think i ever posted this pic on here. i look pale as hell and slightly girly but ayyyy idgaf
 
[egg hell]

i dont think i ever posted this pic on here. i look pale as hell and slightly girly but ayyyy idgaf
 
[egg hell]

i dont think i ever posted this pic on here. i look pale as hell and slightly girly but ayyyy idgaf
 
[egg hell]

Did they just hand in their edgy metalcore word checklist as the album tracklist? Boring, boring, boring.

It's like they're constantly challenging themselves to sound even more like absolute garbage

It's like they're constantly challenging themselves to sound even more like absolute garbage

It's like they're constantly challenging themselves to sound even more like absolute garbage

Kyo posted on his official facebook page:
 
Initial Limited Version / Original Version includes a bonus CD of collaborations with and remixes by artists including SUGIZO (LUNA SEA / X JAPAN), HISASHI (GLAY), HITOKI (KUROYUME), SHUJI ISHII (cali≠gari), TK (LING TOSITE SIGURE), MUROHIME SHIN and more. Also included on the bonus CD is a collaboration featuring KIRITO (Angelo), vocalist of PIERROT, an overwhelmingly popular band and rivals when DIR EN GREY debuted.

Well, I'm excited as f**k.

Most bands have terrible lyrics anyways, so I think if I actually understood all of it, it might even lessen my enjoyment of certain bands. For example, I think D's lyrics are extremely cheesy, but musically they can be pretty on point at times. However, if a band's lyrics are good, or at least interesting in some way (as is the case with 9goats blackout and Plastic Tree for example) then it just makes me enjoy listening to their music even more. (Bonus points if their lyrics unexpectedly turn out to be royally fucked up while their music sounds sort of bouncy.. Looking at you, every Eiji project ever)

It is done. My greatest life work is complete.
 

me right now:

 
(someone needs to photoshop one of those animorph covers except so it has yoshiki morphing into hide or vice-versa)

Most bands have terrible lyrics anyways, so I think if I actually understood all of it, it might even lessen my enjoyment of certain bands. For example, I think D's lyrics are extremely cheesy, but musically they can be pretty on point at times. However, if a band's lyrics are good, or at least interesting in some way (as is the case with 9goats blackout and Plastic Tree for example) then it just makes me enjoy listening to their music even more. (Bonus points if their lyrics unexpectedly turn out to be royally fucked up while their music sounds sort of bouncy.. Looking at you, every Eiji project ever)

4. Yoshiki finally admits that it was actually Yoshiki who died all those years ago and he had been hide all along

4. Yoshiki finally admits that it was actually Yoshiki who died all those years ago and he had been hide all along

4. Yoshiki finally admits that it was actually Yoshiki who died all those years ago and he had been hide all along

4. Yoshiki finally admits that it was actually Yoshiki who died all those years ago and he had been hide all along

4. Yoshiki finally admits that it was actually Yoshiki who died all those years ago and he had been hide all along

4. Yoshiki finally admits that it was actually Yoshiki who died all those years ago and he had been hide all along

BALZAC's "Nowhere No. 13" is definitely one of the best examples I've ever seen of how to do a good low budget PV. Granted, the fact that they're a punk band is a big part of why it works.

4. Yoshiki finally admits that it was actually Yoshiki who died all those years ago and he had been hide all along

4. Yoshiki finally admits that it was actually Yoshiki who died all those years ago and he had been hide all along

4. Yoshiki finally admits that it was actually Yoshiki who died all those years ago and he had been hide all along

4. Yoshiki finally admits that it was actually Yoshiki who died all those years ago and he had been hide all along