pazzi314

In what's probably the last DIR EN GREY news on this board:
http://direngrey.co.jp/lang_en/news/3338/
Yeah, it's definitely not old footage ><

Also, on a personal note: With the help of the awesome @inartistic, I managed to make the move from Wikia/FANDOM to my very own MediaWiki-based Wiki.
As you will see, it's way better than whatever bullshit FANDOM is doing to their platform, so from 2021 onward (or effectively today lol), find all the lyrics and other super-duper interesting information - such as when exactly Kaoru went to his first live! - over at www.degwiki.com!

Well, Unlike the other opinions I LOVE THIS ALBUM A LOT!
 
Is the perfect mix of mucc's style and It is the most varied album to date along with Myakuhaku and Shangri-La but more varied than the last 2.
Old Nu-Metal Style like Ameria, Crack and Sandman (Experimentation point)
Jazzy Styles like Jikokeno
Psychodelia Style like Friday the 13th.
Industrial Metal Style like Aku-Jusicte- & Dead Or Alive
Soft Rock Song like COBALT
Alternative Metal with Rock Elements like Kurage and Super Hero (Tatsuro Dedicate this song to his Father after dead)
Mid 2000 Nu Metal Style like Memai and Sei To Shi To Kimi
Punk Rock Songs like Kamikaze Over Drive and My World
Power Ballads Like Alpha and Spica
 
I like the 3 Bonus Track and in my opinion is very ambitious do 83 Minutes Music TODAY... Unlike the same things that are on the TOP List....
 
The innovation is a prominent and understimate skill that bands like MUCC can be proud of them.
 
This is only my opinion, every person can Hate or Love it like they want.

Surprisingly my copy already arrived today.
Is there any talk about the title of the unlisted 17th track?

We djent yet?

Even if the labels split it up 50:50, I think there is no way in hell any of them would pass up this cash-cow of release.

It will be interesting seeing some of those songs in a re-recorded form, but at other points I find the tracklist choice rather lacking.

@Bear I gave Emperor's In the Nightside Eclipse a few spins so far and enjoyed it, thanks for the recommendations! Not sure what to think about they keyboards yet though
 
@VisutoxPantheion sound great as well, good stuff. Also love the artwork, might actually order this one.
 
@pazzi314 I already knew and like Harakiri, gonna order their Aokigahara vinyl that is coming out soon! Never heard of Downfall of Gaia, but I enjoyed what I heard on YT so much that I ordered their latest album Their sound reminds me more of a heavier/more sludge-y version of Deafheaven, Ghost Bath and the likes, but I enjoy them way more than the latter at least. Thanks for the recommendations!
 
I found something nice too a few days ago, they are called Archivist and seem to have some members of Fall of Efrafa. If you like the bands I mentioned in my message to pazzi314, I highly recommend checking them out, really high quality stuff and their album is free on Bandcamp!
 
 
 
 

If you dig Der Weg einer Freiheit, might I recommend Downfall of Gaia and Harakiri for the Sky? Those two are both in a similar vein of music. Downfall of Gaia was on tour with DWEG a while ago.

Mastodon released the second single from Emperor of Sand today. Really digging this catchy son-of-a-bitch. Looking forward to the whole album.

Mastodon released the second single from Emperor of Sand today. Really digging this catchy son-of-a-bitch. Looking forward to the whole album.

Mastodon released the second single from Emperor of Sand today. Really digging this catchy son-of-a-bitch. Looking forward to the whole album.

It was featured as a b-side on the LOTUS single.

Psst. It's a secret.

JPU Records confirmed today that DOGMA will release simultaniously for the digital version, with a physical release to follow on Oct 2nd.
 
https://www.facebook.com/JPUrecords/posts/1158553650825043