chemicalpictures

Thats ok loll. It's a super typical single so we all know the formula, just different melodies resonate with different people I guesss

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i also love invade, the guitarwork is really great. maercs is missing some kind of oomf but i like it anyway.

Ah, it was meant to be inspired by British Punk. Well.. the Chorus of the song "Kill Kill" seems to be based from Emotive Hardcore, which is technically Punk (Hardcore Punk/Post hardcore mixed with Indie rock). Though it would be more of Washington DC Hardcore/Post Hardcore instead of British, but a lot of Emotive Hardcore bands are popular in Britain (I.E AFI and Aiden) so I guess there is some authentic punk influence? 

IDK, it's really not my place to judge, since I'm not really a fan of SuG, nor do I know much about them.

I'm really surprised because to me, SHUDDUP is a very good album. I'm tired of songs like teenAge dream and it's the style of music that I expect from them. It's true that the album could have been a lot more edgy but it's just more "messy" than usual. For me, it lacks a good heavy song, which could have replaced ZIG ZAG which is the only song that I find boring. It seems to come straight out of the end of Thrill Ride Pirates. But we all seem to agree that the dark SuG is much better than the colorful (that's what I think of all bands like this).

@chemicalpicturesThey have plenty of songs harder than MISSING, which is closer to what you are criticizing with KILL KILL (in my opinion). Their heaviest track is actually Extreme fall from the album Thrill Ride Pirates, but there are also many other songs like sleazy ARMY blood, fat inside horror, SWEET COUNT DOWN, KARMA DISCORD, yellow strider, V.I.P GOBLINZ etc. 

@Willenyeah, I don't know if I've worded my comment correctly. I find MISSING a more "mature", let's call that, composition than the ones you mentioned, which goes way better in my tastes. There's no "edgy playful" (02:27~02:36 section in sleazy ARMY blood for example), no quirky rap (SWEET COUNTDOWN, Extreme fall), no Takeru trying to be funny, just a straightforward rock piece. Not saying the ones you mentioned are bad, not at all. They just are full of SuG signatures I sometimes get tired of. And there's the fact that Shinpei drumming is so much better in later SuG, this always makes a hell of a difference for me. So I can't really see how Kill Kill is anywhere MISSING in those aspects. KK is filled of corny hip-hop SEs, lame shout-y sections just for the shows, not much of a interesting instrumental work besides the chorus... yellow strider does a much better job at being a early punk-influenced song, while Smells Like Teen Spirits is a perfect example of a pop-influenced heavy song done right, at least in my books.

ZIG ZAG gives me mid-section BLACK vibes, as in FRIDAY!! or sweeToxic, It really makes me think it was a cut out song from BLACK, or smh like that.

MAKE THAT TWO OF US

last nakata track I was so freaking addicted like was, I don't know, PLAYER... great to see him back on his best form!

Phenomenal album.

yeah I feel the same way. Not a single track grabbed me (besides the previously released open your heart and iris)  :c

Yep! Open your Heart and iris are still their best output so far... I did find DATURA and Gloria decent tracks, but I was expecting so much more from this album =\

Not surprised...

Yeah, they just up and disappeared with no announcements or anything. Very sad  

Horizon was such a good song!

they were great! 'breaking the wall' is probably my favorite

I agree so much.

Will be a great day.

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A song which leaves a definitive mark in your musical experience... \m/

BEST!

Check out どうでもええけど's from 02:00 to 02:20 and Linkin Park's One Step Closer from 02:07 to 02:29:

Pretty sure it's an homeage, the same way EAT YOU ALIVE did with Limp Bizkit. no one do things like this and think no one will notice

I don't know how you found this, kudos. I know both songs, but i never realized it. But now that you say it, you can actually hear things very similar. Maybe it's just a coincidence, but it would be a big coincidence, so i doubt about this. So my hypothesis is maybe one or many Pentagon member(s) liked this song? LP was more popular when i was very young though.

haha thanks for this one @chemicalpictures. it might make a feature in my next installment. very interesting especially since i found similarities in another song of theirs