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  1. 8 points
    fitear1590

    Recommended Tracks: May 2017!

    Greetings, MH! The ORZ team just recruited new members, so we are back stronger than ever with our latest batch of recommended tracks! Check them out and let us know what you think! (We apologize if some videos aren't available due to region restrictions!) @-NOVA-'s Pick "Reason for being" by NIL UNDER RAIN NIL UNDER RAIN is a new band fronted by Vo. Kyoma (ex-RevleZ) and backed up by ex- Xepher members and its bringing a lot of HEAT!!! "Reason for being" is packed with solid riffs, breakdowns (3 of them to be exact), and an amazing solo. The song alters from two distinct styles, slow and soft to fast and heavy. As the song approaches its peak the band begins a breakdown sequence and builds up the beat by playing faster. While all this happening, Kyoma adds a couple growls and Kaana takes the beat away with a very unique solo. It's been 2 years since RevleZ disbanded but to my surprise Kyoma's singing style hasn't changed. His growls may not be as strong and powerful in this single, but hopefully they will be in later releases. It's clear these guys have worked hard on making a strong first impression since there are no signs of 'cheap-kei' here. This song is a great start to what may soon become an amazing band and maybe surpass RevleZ and Xepher's level of success. I think the fact that all these guys aren't new to the scene really helps them. Also their previous bands have made names for themselves. Hopefully this band can go far. @The Reverend's Picks "働かずに食う [IA Ver.]" by KOHH "I Don't Work [IA Ver.]" by KOHH You know that slightly anxious moment when you’re talking about music with a new-ish acquaintance and start to say 'This sounds nerdy, but I really like this Japanese…'? This song and video are exactly what that other person is thinking as soon as you drop the J word. "I Don’t Work [IA Version]" is a chiptune (hell, part of it is literally a chopped-and-screwed version of some music from the original Super Mario Bros.) remix of KOHH’s original "I Don’t Work" with the vocals completely replaced by vocaloid singer IA. What was originally a lackluster not-single-worthy-even-though-it-was-one (KOHH sounded bored on it, he doesn’t even shout out Oji once!) mid-tempo hip hop track is transformed into something bright and addictive and maybe a bit subversive when filtered through the trippy lens of pink-haired IA and the accompanying ‘90s CGI reel of a video. "Melon Soda" by tricot The crown princesses of poppy math rock are back with their third album 3. "Melon Soda" is the second single from the new album and one of their most accessible songs to date. It starts with the bassist showing off her chops and follows with a mostly mellow, pretty song. My fave part is actually the second guitarist interrupting the sweet song with some purposeful background feedback at :54. Tricot, as usual, have a great combination of female vocal melodies and non-traditional indie rock. The video doesn’t really have a story, as much as a central conceit. Basically everything is moving backwards (except for the vocalists lips!)... which is done very artfully, but it seems like most of the girls’ actions are not things they’d normally be doing as much as they are things that beat you over the head that they're backwards (ripping paper, pouring things out, putting a newton’s cradle in some coffee what??) @plastic_rainbow's Picks "Grateful Dead" by MINAKEKKE A new female singer-songwriter enters the scene with her debut album called TINGLES. Before you think that MINAKEKKE is some generic pop singer, let me tell you that she's like no other. Instead of singing cheap love songs, she mixes genres like folk, shoegaze, new wave, and goth together into one album full of a haunting sweetness. One highlight of the album is the song "Grateful Dead", which takes you to a realm of 80s gothic horror with a roar of a thunder at the beginning. Some drum machines, gloomy guitars, and tambourines creep in and you've got everything laid out. MINAKEKKE's lovely and swaying vocals; however, soften the threatening mood and carry you gently through the horrific ordeal. If you like uplifting acoustic guitars and folk drums, or dreamy synth melodies, to haunting organs and creepy guitar noises, be sure to check out the rest of the album. With MINAKEKKE's mesmerizing vocals, you will surely be swept away into her dreary, yet peaceful, world of darkness and dreams. "Saddest Song" by 北出菜奈 "Saddest Song" by Nana Kitade Feeling sour about Nana Kitade's new music direction ever since her comeback, I was pleasantly surprised to see that there were 1-2 enjoyable tracks from her new album VIOLET BLAZE. In her previous solo work, she donned a charismatic gothic lolita rock star appearance, but this time around she disrobes her old rock style and takes on a new electronic pop star approach. Even for someone who doesn't often listen to such kind of music, I was quite impressed by Nana's beautifully strained vocals in "Saddest Song". The track opens with a tune that oddly reminds me of the "Intro" by The xx (excuse me if I butcher this comparison), but with added-in dubstep breakdowns, serene droning, and of course, Nana's feminine vocals. The other highlight of the album is "Borrowed Time" and I highly recommend her new album to all Jpop listeners. "Unfading Scent" by Shelling I recently found out about this shoegaze/dream pop band hailing from Tokyo that has been around since 2007. Despite being around for that long, they've only released a total of three albums, with their newest one being Waiting For Mint Shower!! . Shelling consists of two members: female on guitar/vocals and male on guitars, who like to call their music 'sherbet pop'. Quite fitting for any shoegaze/dream pop band. Their music touches on the roots of shoegaze and creates a heavy wall of noise that is layered by creamy ethereal vocals, as done with the track "Unfading Scent". If you’re looking for some of that My Bloody Valentine or Slowdive distortion, Shelling is the way to go. @qotka's Picks “N.G.Y” by 麗麗-reirei- It's camp time! These indie kids are back with their first single since reforming, paying tribute to their hometown of Nagoya. Usually I'd write this kinda thing off as a graceless attempt at taking a karaoke in-joke gag and trying to make it happen -- and let's face it, things that are never going to happen are rife in indie vkeiland. But reirei's self-appointed Nagoya ambassadorship reads as sweet and genuine, loaded with heaps of self-deprecating humor both Nagoyites and outsiders can relate to. Traditional-sounding synths, a copy-paste shamisen sample layering the back of the mix and full Nagoya-inspired frocks - "N.G.Y" is a low budget production but hardly a half-assed one. If you're going to let everyone in on your private joke you have to make it as elaborate as possible, and there's nothing more elaborate than Nagoya Castle shoulder pads. The result is so clumsy it's endearing; makes you wanna attend their live and rock out to this with their fans. All three of them. Hell, the chances of me visiting Nagoya this year have tripled since this was released. "トイレでGO!" by cali≠gari "toire de GO!" by cali≠gari Moving on from thrift-shop drag to a cult classic. cali≠gari are back at it, promoting their latest release 13 with a fun track that may not be the strongest one on the album but does a great job at showcasing the band’s signature grotesque tongue-in-cheek vibe and dark humor. They accomplish this by giving a taste of their more mischievous punk-rock side - strong but measured thick bass slapping, rushed percussion and The Other Shuuji’s playful vocals/storytelling. Coupled with a morbid PV featuring a housewife snapped and gone murderous, "toire de GO!" is what cali≠gari are all about: shock value that always seems to border on some sort of a social or political saying without ever explicitly going there. In this case, it could be the story of a woman getting her revenge at an abusive partner, or just another one of those 'murder mysteries' that get on the news every once in a while - 'man cooked and flushed down the toilet by ex girlfriend' sounds like great click-bait. Either way it's a well-told, engaging story that'll have you hooked start to finish. And if for some reason you haven't had the chance to check out this band yet and you have a taste for everything dark, twisted and queer, this could be your gateway. Just sayin'! "地獄のこども" by Luminous101 "Jigoku no kodomo" by Luminous101 Musashino city’s finest – Luminous101 may still be playing livehouses where most of their audience consists of the other five bands on the lineup, but they sound a lot bigger than that. "Jigoku no kodomo" may not be the most sophisticated track you’ll hear in 2017, but it has a beautiful, bright melody with clear Britpop influences and just the right gentle vocals to go with it. Only time will tell if this band will survive the cruel reality of Tokyo's indie music scene, but for now we have this sweet piece of pop candy that's guaranteed to put a smile on your face -- at the moment only available on YouTube. @tetsu_sama69's Picks "VENOM" by REIGN So... this stuff right here. This song is just amazing. All of it sticks right into my vein and gives me tingles in a particular part of me that I want more of. Something about "VENOM" feels so much like And, yet REIGN adds a whole new spice that takes me back to why I like Ikuma so much as a musician. Its opener is a twisted rhythmical party which is only enhanced further by their new drummer Kazuharu. It tears into a mess of screams and heavy guitars that may have been a bit too much, if it weren't for the fact that the song takes quite a bit of turns that it sweeps you up into a sweet melodic tornado. REIGN has definitely discovered their own personality with "VENOM" and are stepping away from their more spooky-kei background into a force to be reckoned with. "ボクノ悪イ癖" by ヴァージュ "Boku no Warui Kuse" by Virge First of all, everyone who whined about Ryo from Medina being the vocalist for this band needs to sit down and check themselves because they're obviously delirious and need to see a doctor to get their heads checked. Virge is 100% proof you should never judge a band by who the members are, but simply by what they put on the table. UTOPIA is a treasure trove of visual gold and it's refreshing to see that guitarist Sizuki and bassist Shin still possess the musical prowess that made MALISEND more than just a momentary blip on the radar. Virge has the spirit of older visual styling that is very evident in its composition, especially in "Boku no Warui Kuse". The screams and clean vocals are just the sprinkles for this musical cake that has been baked to perfection. Even the synths are nowhere near overdone and fit so perfectly that you can tell there was great effort put into the framework of the song and the mini-album as a whole. "おしまい" by キズ "Oshimai" by Kizu No one expected a band like Kizu to turn out this way with lead singer LIME taking front, who previously sang for oshare kei band LEZARD. The supercharged opener takes over you in way that you just can't help but burst out in a fit of headbanging. Every single member of the band strikes a match that starts a musical firestorm. Despite the darker nature of the band, LIME's unique vocals fit perfectly with the heavier instrumentals and is well aware of his vocal boundaries. The whole song is perfectly executed and the psychological aesthetic fits so well with the band. I had "Oshimai" on repeat for almost a good hour at work when it popped up. The track is an instant infectious hit for anyone who likes a bit of dark drama in their visual kei bands without being overwhelmed by terrible synths and ugly vocals. It'll be interesting to hear the full release along with seeing what else Kizu will bring in the future. "ゲシュタルト" by ピサロ "Gestalt" by Pisarro If you've been sleeping on Pisarro you're definitely missing out big time, which could result in a possible negative judgement on you and your visual taste. Anyone should be familiar with their vocalist Kairi from SIVA/gaNesha who formed Pisarro in 2016; with experienced members from Cardinal, Varyl, and LucaRia. Pisarro has had a colorful discography so far, and with "Gestalt" they just keep on delivering. "Gestalt" is a wonderful treat for the ears with its solid melody and execution that doesn't turn into a stereotypical visual power ballad. The clean guitar solo from Kaede is a highlight as it's not drawn out and fits like a puzzle piece that was missing to complete the excellence that is "Gestalt". @emmny's Picks "昨日の怖い夢。" by 黒百合と影 "Kinou no kowai yume" by Kuroyuri to kage FULL DISCLOSURE: I was held against my will for 30 minutes by KTK stans in exchange for this review after calling the song a flop upon first listen. I would like to officially recant my statement calling "Kinou no kowai yume" a 'flop' and formally change the legal status of the track to a 'bop'. KTK have been a bit controversial for me within the past year or so, as they have taken a major stylistic detour post-member departures. While I've gotten used to their new style, I can't fully shake what could have been from their first album. One day I was walking back alone from a night of rowdy drinking and gossiping from a bar and I decided to play this track again, turning it up a little bit more than usual. I didn't pick up on any of the following before that listen, and it is imperative for anyone to play this song as loud as you can possibly tolerate. The track opens with the biggest riff Kuro's put to record and K's pummeling, clanky bass work not far behind; the bass and guitar are mixed in a way that sounds like a sandwich to my ears at full blast; guitar occupies mid while bass takes sub/bass and treble. The end effect is maddening and I'd liken it to deep frying my ears. Mei's vocals bring in the first verse, and he kills it with the wobbly, atmospheric vocals that are now his trademark while K's minor scale riff weaves in and out of his voice before launching into grunts. Chorus comes, rinse and repeat. If you'd like to have a pleasant little goth nu-metal audio experience, go ahead and play it at normal volumes. If you want to feel the claustrophobic, nauseating intensity that Kuroyuri to kage are known for...heed my recommendation. "「哀しい日はいつも雨」" by シェルミィ "Kanashii hi wa itsumo ame" by Shellmy Shellmy are coming for world domination and you heard it here FIRST...although you might not be able to tell based on this song. PV spot on Danger Crue aside, it's a totally unflashy or "major" sounding ballad; the band eschew their bittersweet sound for Plastic Tree melancholy, with Hyo's usually unaffected vocals turning into a tastefully emotive vessel for the delicate lyrics. It's not so much lyrical melodrama as it is a simpler, more honest look at a breakup told through our beloved 'sadness=rain' trope...literally. Hyo's gotten a following through being relatable to fans; talking about suicide, bullying, depression and the like with candor and "Kanashii hi wa itsumo ame" continues with that very personal, detailed, storytelling/writing style that is otherwise missing from the scene. Shellmy gave us the ballad we wanted but didn't think we deserved in 2017 and at this rate their upcoming full-length will be the album of 2017--this time we deserve it though, the year's been dry for visual kei. Here's to hoping Shellmy will save the day. @Original Saku's Pick "メロス" by 水曜日のカンパネラ "Melos" by Suiyoubi no Campanella Coming off of the successful album SUPERMAN from earlier this year, we have a new single from dance electro-pop juggernaut Suiyoubi no Campanella. "Melos" makes for a nice track showcasing some more of that EDM sound that has been ever-present in the SUPERMAN material, but with some good variations that shows it can stand on its own. The chorus has a catchy hook that draws you in with a mesmerizing vocal assault from KOMUAI combined with the electronic beats that really rock your core. While not a complete departure from the album singles we've heard previously, "Melos" does tread more into the EDM realm previously mentioned and makes for a great album follow up. It also sounds excellent on my AVR speaker setup; the production is polished and mixing is clear as water. @fitear1590's Picks "Afterglow" by The fin. It's been over a year since we last heard from The fin. with their disappointing Through the Deep EP. Although they have downsized to being a trio now, their sound is slowly returning to form. The billowing keys and powerful drumming in "Afterglow" recall some of the band's signature work from their gorgeous debut album Days with Uncertainty from late 2014. Adding to the mix is a simple, but deliciously fuzzy bassline that lends the song a slight post-punk edge underneath all the fluffiness. Admittedly, "Afterglow" does come off a bit interlude-y; I hope we'll be treated to a full album sometime later this year, so the song can display more synergy with surrounding tracks. "深呼吸" by PELICAN FANCLUB "shinkokyuu" by PELICAN FANCLUB 2015 was the year of PELICAN FANCLUB, hands down. With two glorious mini albums, these giant-T-shirt-wearing newcomers won me over. They were poised to become my favorite J-indie band, but their next release OK BALLADE, although solid, just plateaued my appreciation for the band. Overall, I'm afraid their recent debut album Home Electronics is continuing that trend rather than raising the bar set by their excellent early releases. Having said that, there are some highlights planted throughout the album, one of which is the opening gambit "shinkokyuu". Endou's effervescent voice and the blissful riffs set an uplifting tone. Hopefully, Home Electronics will prove to be a grower over the course of the year, but for now I'm content with cherry picking individual tracks like this one. Guest Recommendations: @Ada Suilen's Picks "バライロノセカイ-Le monde de la rose-" by D’ERLANGER If you have a little knowledge of the visual kei scene, you cannot miss something of this incredible band, one of the few which continued their brilliant work despite the changing times and the coming of new and fresh contexts. With their last work dated on April 2015, it was great to see them in action once again with a new album; the lead-track incorporates all the elements which drive the release and in general D'Erlanger's music, with a warm melody, energetic rhythm, where the guitars have a relevant role and touching vocals by Kyo, surely one of the best singers of the scene. A must for J-rock amateurs. "TRIGGER (feat. J)" by Lynch. Lynch. is one of the bands which mostly represented my personal experience in the J-rock universe and they never disappointed in being powerful and great, even when they seemed repetitive in their own. With the arrest of Akinori occurred last year, there was fear that they would lose their appeal, as expected in situations like these. But they didn't give up and continued to play as a four-man band, with a new release coming. The lead-track of Sinners EP, made in collaboration with J (bassist of Luna Sea), maintained the energy seen in their music, but this time there's something new, represented by an articulate vocal interpretation by Hazuki and a stronger technique from the guitars, for an addictive metal theme. Thanks for checking out our recommendations this month! And another big thanks to our guest contributor Ada Suilen! If you have any thoughts on the list, or if you have any recommendations of your own, we look forward to seeing your comments below!
  2. 4 points
    new band "アセファル" (acephale) has formed under the concept of "泥沼な人間関係" (drowning human relations) and they will hold their first live on July 24 at OSAKA RUIDO. lineup: Vo.夢 (yume) Gt. ヒカル (hikaru) Ba. レン (ren) Dr. 拓耶 (takuya) Twitter OHP
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  4. 4 points
    You've got a point, yes, BUT since they said fans informed the band it makes me wonder if it's acctually some minor problem, that the fangirls just got upset over and decided to make it way bigger than it really is (and due to the culture the band might then have felt the best thing to do is to get rid of Chaos since maybe a lot of fans would stop following them otherwise). I mean these kinds of bands are very dependent on their fanbase in Japan... And concidering the thing with Femme Fatale where one of the members got togheter with someone (was it a fan and he was married or some shit like that?), I wouldn't be suprised if this also was some weird shit like that. There's a limit on how much fans can interfere with bands private life and I think in Japan that line is a lot more blurry since they have the culture of always having to keep your face, and the idea of bands etc to always seem available (which is kind of fucked up IMO). I couldn't care less if my favorite bands memeber's cheated or got drunk, it's non of my business as long as they still do a good job when acctually working.
  5. 4 points
    They found out he's italian
  6. 3 points
    Soanプロジェクト with 手鞠 (Soan Project with Temari) new mini-album "旋律、静かな願いと" (Senritsu, Shizukana Negai to) will be released at 2017/08/09 (6 songs, 2800Y) Soanプロジェクト with 芥 (Soan Project with Akuta) new mini-album "調律、その脈動に問う" (Chouritsu, Sono Myakudou ni Tou) will be released at 2017/09/06 (7 songs, 2800Y)
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    Vo.夢 (yume)
  8. 2 points
    IX -NINE- new concept album "Blasphemy" will be released at 2018/00/00 (9 tracks)
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    Insanity Injection just announced on Twitter that they are firing one of their dual vocalists, Chaos. The reason given was that he "...was involved in deplorable events on many occasions." The band is not announcing any disbandment or further lineup changes, and will continue as a 3-piece band.
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    Carpe diem will hold their one-day (or not juste one-day ?) revival "時計の刻む音" (Tokei no Kizamu Oto) at 2017/07/18 at Ikebukuro CHOP btw the band is on hiatus since their live "時計の止まる音" (Tokei no Tomaru Oto) at 2015/07/10 at Ikebukuro CHOP
  11. 2 points
    fitear1590

    Recommended Tracks: May 2017!

    Fixed it! Thanks for pointing that out, sakuran!
  12. 2 points
    chemicalpictures

    RAINDIA will disband

    WHAT THE FLYING FUCK they were on a release roll, had one of the best songs of 2016... you can't predict shit these days
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    Was also looking at tanuki for answers but there's literally not a single topic on these guys. Pretty sure their only fans are gaijins who love aliene marriage. Anyway glamscure is better so idc
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    Gu.jack is ex-リゼ (Lize) Ba.わこ (wako) (who was supposed to retire from music after リゼ disbanded but...)
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    emmny

    Recommended Tracks: May 2017!

    big thanks to our new writers (minus disp but we will see a lot from him in the future hehhehe) for assembling an especially awesome list!
  19. 2 points
    lynch.'s BLACK OUT DESTROY fucking rocks! I haven't heard a VK song this good in ages.
  20. 2 points
    i hope we can at least agree that being explicitly fired is usually a fuck you from your bandmates. bandmen do dumb shit all the time and sometimes even mysteriously leave due to musical differences after being put on blast for dumb shit by fans... but when you get fired, and publicly outed for doing deplorable! stuff, your band doesn't want you to save face. so it's all the more interesting that his other group is carrying on... definitely makes me want to know what happened even more lmao
  21. 2 points
    I say this every time a visual kei band men fucks up ... don't jump to conclusions about what he did or didn't do. We will know eventually. Y'all are literally at each others throats over rumors at this point.
  22. 2 points
    @VkBrutaliaNI was thinking the same thing actually I don't mind it being digitally but I would've liked them to at least release the CD in stores too!
  23. 2 points
    I'm totally with you. I prefer physical copies as well, but having it avaliable digitally makes it impossible for people to use the excuse of "I can't afford shipping costs" or "it's too hard to get from my country".
  24. 2 points
    returnal

    Show Your Desktop

    art by panpanya
  25. 1 point
    romyy

    Hello!

    It was a pretty straightforward set of mostly new stuff, but in the middle Sharaku did try and talk to the crowd in english, which was really cute. He told us his name was Naruto and he had hair like Dragonball. The next day at the q&a panel someone got him to sing acapella for us, which was really cool too!
  26. 1 point
    tetrahelixthrone

    Hey Everyone!

    Hello! My name is Mishya, and I'm new to this forum and VKei. I listened to a tiny bit in High School, but my boyfriend recently got me back into it. About me: I am 20 years old, Male, University student. My major is Secondary English Education with a minor in Japanese and TESL. I am Aquarius dominant, INTJ, blood type A+. I grew up in Hawaii. I have a two cats I love a lot. I do a lot of art and poetry in my free time, and love to cook. Bands/Artists I Like: - The GazettE (All time favorite, and currently my favorite band. I thought Dogma was a brilliant album) - Dir En Grey - Sukekiyo - VAMPS - L'arc~en~ciel - DADAROMA - LUNA SEA - X Japan - SUG - Daoko - Miyavi - Gackt - In This Moment - Bjork - Constanza Francavilla - Brooke Candy - Die Antwoord (specifically Yolandi) - The Smiths/Morrisey - HEARTSREVOLUTION - Depeche Mode - Purity Ring - Father John Misty - Four Tet - Florence + the Machine - Death Cab For Cutie - The Postal Service - The Cure - Bring Me The Horizon - Lil Wayne - Shakira - La Dispute I listen to many more bands, but these are the ones I've been listening to for the last year or so. It's nice to meet you all, and I hope we can be friends! Thank you for reading this! Mishya
  27. 1 point
    Tokage

    2017 Global Music Ratings

    i genuinely cant tell if this is ironic funposting or sincere.....................................................
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    nick

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    Tokage

    RAINDIA will disband

    @emmny's status update caused this tbh
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    According to his birthdate, blood type, and face... it seems to be Yume is the ex 2nd Dyz vocalist (Aka) but I don't recognize his voice... so to be confirmed
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    Elazmus

    RAINDIA will disband

    we are all living for nothing
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    platy

    Hey Everyone!

    Welcome! Your list of favorite bands is pretty cool and then there's Lil Wayne just thrown in there haha. It's good to have a broad taste Hope to see you around the forum.
  33. 1 point
    The new Foo Fighters MV is way nice!
  34. 1 point
    qotka

    Recommended Tracks: May 2017!

    already added some stuff from this list to my playlist. minakekke is a real jewel. also i'm dying to try shellmy because from the review they sound absolutely delicious, and when vkei is good it adds years to my life. will probably get to it later today.
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    UGH I can't with how much I love this guy..... Still waiting on our marriage But he still needs to work on his English<3
  36. 1 point
    i finally beat persona 5. that was WAY TOO LONG of a game. i can't invest that much time in video games anymore...let alone a 100+ HOUR GAME (i finished it in about 118 hours). it was still a good game overall, but the long gameplay made me rush towards the end, causing me to not fully enjoy the last half. the story had an interesting concept but i felt that it was weak in some places and the only coolest thing that ever happened was when makoto awakened her persona. i really liked some of the other characters too tho, like yusuke and futaba but hmmm i'm still having mixed feelings about this game. i think if the game was a bit shorter i'd be able to enjoy it more. the soundtrack is A++ tho, as expected from shoji meguro.
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    happy birthday 2 one of the best members of this website, keep it up and i hope you had a great one!
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    I'm expecting Chaos'/glamscure's statement on this either tomorrow, or sometime this week, since this literally just happened. This is truly unexpected and my heart breaks for him. He was really starting to become one of my faves.
  39. 1 point
    have they not seen their pvs or
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    Yes, kudos on the variety of bands they lined up for this! Ready for fitzcore (PELICAN FANCLUB, THE NOVEMBERS, and a crowd of rebellion)
  41. 1 point
    emmny

    Insanity Injection Chanteuse CHAOS was Fired

    when ur gaijin card gets u old goth pussy and u destroy ur going nowhere band for it........100% worth it.
  42. 1 point
    glamscure released a better full album
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    I was gonna buy a copy today but Kyoto hates visual kei. I'll get a copy when I get to Tokyo, probably sometime tomorrow.
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    emmny

    The OFFICIAL RPDR Discussion Thread

    so nOW this season u old bitches wanna talk... few seasons were worse than the first half of season 7 but i love this season, partially bc everyone is so cordial and sickening minus that old clown alexis but yes its devoid of drama outside of forced editing cuts LOL now that we're here...sasha trinity and shea for the win bitches also i hate to be THAT twink but i almost jumped out my window when valentina was eliminated >cue "jump bitch!" comment from the peanut gallery
  45. 1 point
    eeh. Most of these were already on their other best album Memorial 2005 - 2006.
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    ArtFart

    random thoughts thread

    Can I just be 10 again, living at my mom's house, and playing harvest moon all day everyday?
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    plastic_rainbow

    THE JAPANESE INDIE THREAD

    really good grunge and shoegaze band i discovered a while back. i'm having no luck finding music from these guys, but they're a neat doom metal band with traditional enka female vocals. these guys are pretty cool too. @CAT5 i think you might enjoy this?
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    TYPE A : 3800 yen + taxes CD : 1.OPENING SHOW 2.トゥーン・ワールド 3.鬱くしい「地球」 4.CRAZY TRIBE(album remix.) 5.BAD BOY 6.今日から僕は改札機 7.彼岸花 8.As. 9.ONE'S STORY 10.Dreams Come True DVD : 01.「トゥーン・ワールド」MUSIC CLIP 02. Photography off-shot 03. Special plan TYPE B : 3000 yen CD : 1.OPENING SHOW 2.トゥーン・ワールド 3.鬱くしい「地球」 4.CRAZY TRIBE(album remix.) 5.BAD BOY 6.今日から僕は改札機 7.As. 8.プロポーズ 9.彼岸花 10.WANDERLUST 11.ONE'S STORY 12.Dreams Come True
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