patientZERO

Fucking why?! WHY GOD?!?

Nice internet sleuthing! I was mostly joking, but I'm impressed.

Trace ... of ... love

Did he dabble in MMA? I was trying to find this release outside of spotify and a google search of his name came up with that link ...

People are reacting to the newest single. New opinions. On a new song. I think you need to take a deep breath and realize that nothing said here is directed at you. I, for one, am not interested in the group anymore after listening to this single and given their current history, but nowhere in my comments did I say anything negative, hateful, or spiteful towards anyone else. It's great that you like this, but people are allowed to have differing opinions. Chill out.

I know that back in the day, Loop Ash did this kind of thing, where MASK and SCISSOR wrote and recorded a song together. Similarly and more recently, Chanty and Develop One's Faculties created a maxi-single where one song was written and also featured both bands.

I could have seen myself spin kicking to this live in the basement of some church or VFW hall back in 2009. What an odd trajectory for this band. From crabcore, to VK, back to crabcore.

Out of curiosity, what was the context of how they make you sad?

WTF is Youtube Premirum?

I've got my money on them becoming an actual human band sans-masks.

Not just that, but earthquake measures are constantly updated, so the building is probably pretty unsafe. Not just for the people in the building itself, but for buildings nearby. So they need to demolish it for safety.

In shocking and disheartening news, the infamous Takadanobaba SUPER LIVE THEATER AREA is closing down in a little more than a year. On December 31, 2021, the venue that's housed countess VK lives from bands like Nightmare, The GazettE and DEZERT is closing its doors due to the demolition of the building its located inside. Quite a few live DVDs have been shot in AREA over the years, so it'll love on in the footage and in attendees' memories, but it is a loss for fans of VK from the 2000s.

And in a surprise to no one, it sells out.

GazettE called ... they want their album cover back.

Seiya looks so bored.

It took me a few listens, but I'm with you. I honestly think, lyrics aside, it's my favorite release of theirs.

Yeah, that's how I drew my conclusion. haha

Sounds like every shounen anime opening. I like his voice, but this is so unbelievably safe and unoffensive, I have to wonder what the point is.

And I'm going to go out on a limb and say this dude is the bassist.

I bought their last single and I plan on buying this one too, but the samples have never done anything to display what is going on in the song as a whole. I'm mostly joking with the noise gif, though.

This. They sound pretty interesting. I'm getting Mamireta vibes from them for some reason, but their vocalist at least has his own way of projecting.

I did forget about the GazettE demi glas sauce ... It still is a bit ridiculous if you ask me, regardless of genre. The hotel-esque bath towels they did legit made me laugh out loud.

Just look at this nonsense:

They're too far ingrained in hipster culture to be VK. They sell fucking candles and craft beer ... and bath robes and towels.