These are bands on the more hardcore/thrash side. I didn't go to any of these shows, but the flyers usually look so cool.
Showing posts with label Flyer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flyer. Show all posts
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Japanese Hardcore Flyers (Corrupted, Shikabane, Real Reggae)
Labels:
Brahman,
Burning Spirits,
Corrupted,
D.S.B,
Flyer,
Forward,
Order,
Real Reggae,
Shikabane,
Thrash,
Total Fury,
Unholy Grave,
Warhead
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Toe Flyers (plus Nine Days Wonder, Up and Coming)
Haha... I just remembered that I never saw toe while I was in Japan. But, I do have some flyers.
I think I might've gone to this show. Toe cancelled, I know that, but I might've gone to the show anyways. I remember seeing Up and Coming at some point, so this might've been it. Hmmm....
Labels:
2002,
Balloons,
Catune,
Downy,
Emo,
Flyer,
Lostage,
Nine Days Wonder,
Sangatsu,
Sequence Pulse,
Toe,
Torico,
Up and Coming
Thursday, April 12, 2012
[Youtube] Down II Earth @ Kyoto Whoopee's 11/09/2002
These guys were some of my good friends from Kyoto while I was studying in Japan during 2002. At the time, there was only three (guitar, vocals, drums) but they had two guys from Lasting For Answer helping them out. After I'd returned to the States, they found enough members and changed their name to NOT II BELIKESOMEONE. I helped Masa (or Taf), the singer with his English grammar for the lyrics. He had grown up in England because of his dad's work, so his pronunciation was pretty amazing. They are still together, releasing an EP in 2006 (which I'll be posting tomorrow), a demo in 2003 and another in 2010. Hopefully they're working on more songs.
I always really loved their sound. It is a hybrid of classic Japanese metalcore and other more melodic and diverse bands. They fit kind of firmly between State Craft and Naiad. Hajime, who writes the songs, is really gifted and includes tons of fun and interesting parts. I'm usually not into vocals, but Masa has an impressive range. From guttural, goregrind pig squeals to smooth singing, he does it all.
Check the show out and check out the EP tomorrow!
I always really loved their sound. It is a hybrid of classic Japanese metalcore and other more melodic and diverse bands. They fit kind of firmly between State Craft and Naiad. Hajime, who writes the songs, is really gifted and includes tons of fun and interesting parts. I'm usually not into vocals, but Masa has an impressive range. From guttural, goregrind pig squeals to smooth singing, he does it all.
Check the show out and check out the EP tomorrow!
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Atlas the Alone Live [2007]
Atlas the Alone was a band the played one of the most amazing shows I saw while I was studying in Japan. It happened at this weird practice studio in Osaka. The above little ticket thing is what I got at the door. I only knew After Forever and R3-N7 coming into the show, but got many surprises. I think I have Atlas the Alone footage somewhere, but I'm not really setup to rip video right now (hopefully soon!). Instead, when I was trying to find more info about the band, I found that someone posted 5 songs on youtube years ago. The audio is pulled from a live show, but isn't the worst thing ever. I've heard worse demos. They play a sort of hybrid between Japanese new school hardcore and envy-style screamo. I thought it was pretty interesting when I saw them, and these songs reaffirmed that decision. Check it out!
Labels:
2007,
After Forever,
Atlas the Alone,
Flyer,
I Eat Me,
Metalcore,
R3-N7,
Screamo
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