Jupiter is kind of a continuation of Versailles... the original band. Other great Japanese rock and metal acts you could check out, besides those you have already checked: Galneryus: ruclips.net/video/IhYr7sEei84/видео.html Onmyouza: ruclips.net/video/fD5TjvyaBvY/видео.html Unlucky Morpheus: ruclips.net/video/x7W9DcUKY_U/видео.html Wagakki Band: ruclips.net/video/ponTbDDMYjw/видео.html Versailles: ruclips.net/video/KOtbr49S0Q0/видео.html One OK Rock: ruclips.net/video/R-ZZr0tZfcY/видео.html Anthem: ruclips.net/video/gnLI6ZPMluU/видео.html Luna Sea: ruclips.net/video/tQJT0PlPTnA/видео.html and Coldrain: ruclips.net/video/PzaW0E7uRwc/видео.html Gachaic Spin: ruclips.net/video/Jt7-GGRa3nc/видео.html Band-Maid (LIVE): ruclips.net/video/QbyQCJn6rYg/видео.html
Here are a few links to give you a guide : LOVEBITES : The Awakening The Hammer Of Wrath Live in Tokyo 2020 : ruclips.net/video/otJZPUCwyOM/видео.html LOVEBITES : Raise some Hell Live in Tokyo 2020 : ruclips.net/video/zamSQD0JUFk/видео.html Gacharic Spin : Live with 2 drummers at the same time「TAMASHII」2019 : ruclips.net/video/Jt7-GGRa3nc/видео.html NEMOPHILA : live Whisky a go go LA/USA : ruclips.net/video/Yo1QKSlqJ24/видео.html NEMOPHILA :【Cover】X JAPAN / (KURENAI) English Version : ruclips.net/video/Bd3Ss30FZjg/видео.html ASTERISM : 『DAWN』2019/04/20 live : ruclips.net/video/buQPvINJcA0/видео.html Mary's Blood :「R.I.P.」(Mary's Blood SUPER LIVE 2020 at O-WEST) : ruclips.net/video/G8QuvIBEyas/видео.html ALDIOUS : White Crow(Live 2014) : ruclips.net/video/NsdbyvpTpFo/видео.html BRIDEAR : SCREAM - live 2018.4.22 at Shibuya REX : ruclips.net/video/Mwp8RKL9RyY/видео.html BAND-MAID : REAL EXISTENCE (Official Live Video) : ruclips.net/video/-qQnKILR5u0/видео.html BAND-MAID : FREEDOM (Official Live Video) : ruclips.net/video/FHpuEqMAcDg/видео.html
Crystal Lake is a solid metalcore band. Hanabie (花冷え。pronounced ha-na-bee-ay) mixes heavy metalcore with pop, hiphop, punk, and other styles in unexpected ways.
Top 4? It depends on so many things. Hard Rock: Band-Maid Cute Metal: Babymetal Power Metal: Lovebites Metalcore: Crystal Lake or Crossfaith Alternative Rock: Hello Sleepwalkers Alternative Metal: SiM Deathcore/Visual Kei: Deviloof Experimental Metal: Dir En Grey Mixed Genre: Maximum the Hormone Ultradark Idol: Necronomidol And many, many more....
Except for Lovebites, you have an unfortunate hand in choosing the songs. Nobody knows this. With Band Maid, the wrong song and not live, with Nemophila, very good but live even better. If you finish this week, you still have no idea about the Japanese music market. It's a shame, because you both obviously have a good knowledge of music. Would have been interesting to hear your opinion on the really good stuff...
We spoke about this last night and decided to do a 2nd week here soon. We enjoyed hearing the different styles so keep the suggestions coming. We plan to do Crystal Lake for sure. But the rest we need some input on.
Metalcore is very popular in Japan and there are many great bands. I would recommend one of the most popular ones: Crystal Lake - Apollo ruclips.net/video/jX8RTjUUcLE/видео.html There are also Crossfaith, Coldrain, Dexcore, Nocturnal Bloodlust, SiM, Deluhi, Deathgaze, Maximum the Hormone, Lynch... In general Japanese bands are hard to put in a box and a specific genre. There are thousands of underground metal and rock bands that are very close to famous bands in terms of musicality and quality. In my opinion, Japanese musicians are the best in the world in terms of skill and musicality. Here are some bands from different metal genres: DIR EN GREY (Alternative/Art metal) Probably the best Japanese metal band right now the GazettE (Industrial Metal [Hard to react - Sony]) BLOOD STAIN CHILD (Melodic Death Metal/Metalcore/Trance) MUCC (Alternative metal/Nu Metal) Jiluka (Avant-garde metal/Technical Metalcore) Gotsu-Totsu-Kotsu (Death Metal) Vampillia (Experimental Metal) YUZUKINGDOM (Electronic Metalcore/Melodic Death Metal) SWARRRM (Grindcore) DEVIL WITHIN (Melodic Death Metal) A crowd of rebellion (Alternative metal)
You can also check out a 3-piece Metal band called Asterism. Start with BLAZE(LIVE)[from Welcome to INFERNO vol. MAX]. The guitarist is a phenom, she was 17 y.o. Forgot to mention, they’re instrumental, no vocals!
Some Japanese bands, old and new. Take your pick: BAND-MAID [All their songs... really!], LOVEBITES [Break the Wall, Raise some Hell, and all the other songs], MAXIMUM THE HORMONE [Yoshu Fukushu], DEXCORE [Red Eye], CROSSFAITH [Catastrophe], SiM [Killing Me], NINGEN ISU [Heartless Scat], UNLUCKY MORPHEUS [Black Pentagram], YOUSEI TEIKOKU [Astral Dogma], COLDRAIN [Die Tomorrow], CRYSTAL LAKE [The Circle], GIVEN BY THE FLAMES [Ronove], ANGRY FROG REBIRTH [2Step Syndrome], SILENTLY SHOOTING TRAITORS [Manipulate], ALDIOUS [Dominator], BRIDEAR [Light in the Dark], CINQ ELEMENT [Destiny], MARY'S BLOOD [Marionette], GRAUPEL [Bereavement], DOLL$BOXX [Take my Chance], SOKONINARU [Tenohira De Odoru], HELLO SLEEPWALKERS [Flying Saucer], TELECiDE [Tied up Memories], NEKO [Ghost on a Record], ROTTENGRAFFTY [Hallelujah], JILUKA [Mephisto], BROKEN BY THE SCREAM [Emotion Cross-Counter], LYNCH [Devil], GACHARIC SPIN [Mindset], DIR EN GREY [Ningen wo Kaburu], X JAPAN [Kurenai], DAZZLE VISION [Second], JUPITER [My Enemy], NOKUTO [Life of Desire], GALNERYUS [Angel of Salvation], BLOOD STAIN CHILD [Del-Sol], NEMOPHILA [Hypnosis], DADAROMA [Lucid Dream], JILUKA [Lluvia], HANABIE [We Love Sweets], A CROWD OF REBELLION [Re:Create of the Re:d], TRiDENT [Spoopy], POLKADOT STINGRAY [any song], MUTANT MONSTERS [Abnormal], BLACKLAB [Insanity], ASTERISM [Church], NOISEMAKER [Hunter or Prey], BiSH [The Night When Stars Twinkle], SCANDAL [A.M.D.K.J.], DEEP GIRL [I kill], Mrs. GREEN APPLE [Inferno], BRATS [Doudatte Yokatta], THE ORAL CIGARETTES [Frenzy Hey Kids!!], Girugamesh [Drain], LiLiHoLi [From Darkness to Light], and many many more...
I reckon you need to see these three: Hanabie, We Love Sweets. ruclips.net/video/G18yyvPCiTM/видео.html Maximum The Hormone, (I don't know the name of the song, it's all in japanese). ruclips.net/video/beN5ep5MrdY/видео.html And, Babymetal, of course. Babymetal have such an amazing repertoire, you'll hear almost every metal genre there, so watch a few. Just be sure to watch live performances.
By the way, I was christened into the metal universe in the front row, with my head in the bins, on the Motorhead Overkill tour in the UK. I must admit I lost interest in music in the late 90's when the trials of life got in the way. But, Babymetal brought metal back to life for me. It was new, exciting, fresh, weird, shocking, spine-tingling, and, even tearful. Many others will tell you the same.
Lovebites is phenomenal when they do thrash metal. That makes up about 15% of their catalog. They have 5% ballads, 15% rock/hard rock, 10% symphonic metal, 5% progressive metal, and the remaining 50% is power metal or a power metal mix. I agree with what you are saying how power metal songs sound so similar and can be boring. But when Lovebites does power metal they sound so much better than all the other power metal bands. They have a way of combining all the metal genres together into this awesome sound. They have a unique vocalist too. Lovebites is superior to DragonForce and Jupiter in sound for this reason.
As others have pointed out, Jupiter is a re-branding of the band Versailles with a different vocalist--well, with this newest lineup there is a new drummer and bassist as well. Next to Miyako and Midori from Lovebites, Hizaki and Teru are probably the best twin guitar attack from Japan that I've heard. Versailles though, are less power metal and more Neo-classical with bits of power metal and thrash and the occasional power ballad thrown in, and their overarching theme lyrically and visually is a dark/romantic vampire theme. Great guitarists and songwriters. If you're curious, I recommend "Ascendead Master" or "Aristocrat's Symphony."
React to another Japanese Metal Dexcore - Earthworm Nocturnal Bloodlust - Cremation Deviloof - Torture Jiluka - Kumari Hope you and your daughter love it.
Jupiter is a Visual kei (basically glam metal with a big emphasis on glam) Power Metal band. They are all guys. This is only the second time I have listened to them. Likely will be the last. On your Nemophila video, I suggested Maximum the Hormone and gave you a link. They are considered metalcore but also alternative, punk, funk ... the list goes on. They might qualify as their own genre. Y'all really do need to give them a listen.
I know it's Jmetal week. So when you get a minute; ch'k out LOVEBITES "HOLY WAR" is SIC'NLEGIT power metal.🤘 HARUNA is a relentless machine. Dgg'n your channel 🤘 MUCH ✌️💓🙏 FROM 🇵🇱 🇵🇱 POLAND 🇵🇱🇵🇱
One day left, you need to close out the week with more Lovebites. Thunder Vengeance live, show opener...old school Metallica / Anthrax vibes. One things for sure...this is how you open a show! 🤘 ruclips.net/video/yWE7PqCpGi4/видео.html
Lovebites does a groove metal song "Raise Some Hell" ruclips.net/video/zamSQD0JUFk/видео.html They also have a metal/R&B song "Dancing with the Devil": ruclips.net/video/mJGgLFTPME8/видео.html Enable CC for the lyrics.
If you want variety then Lovebites is the band because they do so many different styles within their catalog. They do Thrash metal, power metal, progressive metal, symphonic metal, soft ballads, hard rock, and regular rock. They don't do metalcore, deathcore, death metal, or anything without clean vocals.
Not familiar with this band. Someone said they're a continuation of Versailles, which is news to me. I really don't like this kind of music, "power metal" of the DragonForce variety. There are a million bands in Japan that sound exactly like this, unfortunately. Well, unfortunately for me. I respect the musicianship obviously, but I just can't tell one from the other. Some people recommended Crystal Lake. There's no "Japanese Killswitch Engage", but Crystal Lake might be the closest thing to it. They're pretty awesome.
It is a weird election for your japanese week, I think I had never heard anything about this guys. Must be one of this weird Visual Kei bands. If you want to do Lovebites for the last day I would recommend... For more thrash : *Thunder Vengeance* or *The Hammer of Wrath* A couple of Progressive Power Ballads : *Edge of the World* or *A Frozen Serenade* Some good feels heavy metal and rock and roll : *We the United* or *Raise some Hell.* Melodic fast Power Metal : *Shadowmaker, Glory to the World, Holy War, Swan Song, Rising.* Although I think that Babymetal Death would also close your week in an excellent way xD ruclips.net/video/VE34mRpi6Qk/видео.html
See: nemophila's cover of "rottengraffty" its up there, would put it above the "the trooper" rendition. Have fun going down the foxhole. Babymetal is a religion at this point.
@@Online4English what they put out so far is great, which is 1 album and what four singles? Those covers are pretty damn spectacular, dare say preferred over the original. clever and a gauge of what they can to as a band. Which is broad, good move again.
@@VGiena Their covers are what have turned me off from them. I find them totally uninspired and because they put out so many, it makes me think that they actually have a hard time writing their own songs. Also half their originals are co-written with their producer, which makes me wonder.
@@guitarzen5999 Makes you wonder what? They put out covers because they were sidelined immediately after forming because of Covid. So they started a youtube channel and just started uploading videos every Friday. It got them known, in fact the very first two (Iron Maiden cover of The Trooper and Oiran, an original) both went viral, so they kept it up. They do it for fun. Other bands like Biscats do the same thing. Every band jams out to covers, but they don't all share them on youtube. Nemophila does, because they're smart when it comes to social media. I like the covers, it's like being with them at practice. They're fun and loose and it shows that they're extremely versatile and that they don't take themselves too seriously. It's cool that they cover classic metal songs both Western and Japanese, pop songs, cheeserock songs, deathcore or whatever else they feel like doing. And yes, their primary songwriter up to this point is Kensuke Akiyama. He's very much the 6th member of Nemophila and he writes great songs. But they all write music. For example, Saki and Eye were the primary songwriters in Mary's Blood, which kept Saki pretty busy up until now. She's quite prolific and I expect she'll be contributing more in Nemophila's writing department now that Mary's Blood have disbanded. Remember, they've only been together for two years, and they've released an album and several eps in that time, which isn't too shabby for a band that was originally just a side thing, made up of musicians involved in other bands and projects.
@@satomiwa Makes me wonder why their producer is their primary songwriter, is he molding them into something their label wants? or is this all organic. If, as a band or individual you can't write, you are nothing. As far as the covers go, Bon Jovi, Kiss, The Minions really!. You call these fun, I found them to be totally cringe worthy. Both Nemophila and Lovebites did Helloween covers, both were in practice spaces. One band looked like a polished machine and did an outstanding cover of a very difficult song, while the other looked like a garage band doing a so-so cover of a much less difficult tune, maybe they should take themselves a little more seriously. As far as being versatile, if they want to be like Band Maid then so be it, just don't call yourself a metal band.
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Jupiter is kind of a continuation of Versailles... the original band.
Other great Japanese rock and metal acts you could check out, besides those you have already checked:
Galneryus: ruclips.net/video/IhYr7sEei84/видео.html
Onmyouza: ruclips.net/video/fD5TjvyaBvY/видео.html
Unlucky Morpheus: ruclips.net/video/x7W9DcUKY_U/видео.html
Wagakki Band: ruclips.net/video/ponTbDDMYjw/видео.html
Versailles: ruclips.net/video/KOtbr49S0Q0/видео.html
One OK Rock: ruclips.net/video/R-ZZr0tZfcY/видео.html
Anthem: ruclips.net/video/gnLI6ZPMluU/видео.html
Luna Sea: ruclips.net/video/tQJT0PlPTnA/видео.html and
Coldrain: ruclips.net/video/PzaW0E7uRwc/видео.html
Gachaic Spin: ruclips.net/video/Jt7-GGRa3nc/видео.html
Band-Maid (LIVE): ruclips.net/video/QbyQCJn6rYg/видео.html
Here are a few links to give you a guide :
LOVEBITES : The Awakening The Hammer Of Wrath Live in Tokyo 2020 : ruclips.net/video/otJZPUCwyOM/видео.html
LOVEBITES : Raise some Hell Live in Tokyo 2020 : ruclips.net/video/zamSQD0JUFk/видео.html
Gacharic Spin : Live with 2 drummers at the same time「TAMASHII」2019 : ruclips.net/video/Jt7-GGRa3nc/видео.html
NEMOPHILA : live Whisky a go go LA/USA : ruclips.net/video/Yo1QKSlqJ24/видео.html
NEMOPHILA :【Cover】X JAPAN / (KURENAI) English Version : ruclips.net/video/Bd3Ss30FZjg/видео.html
ASTERISM : 『DAWN』2019/04/20 live : ruclips.net/video/buQPvINJcA0/видео.html
Mary's Blood :「R.I.P.」(Mary's Blood SUPER LIVE 2020 at O-WEST) : ruclips.net/video/G8QuvIBEyas/видео.html
ALDIOUS : White Crow(Live 2014) : ruclips.net/video/NsdbyvpTpFo/видео.html
BRIDEAR : SCREAM - live 2018.4.22 at Shibuya REX : ruclips.net/video/Mwp8RKL9RyY/видео.html
BAND-MAID : REAL EXISTENCE (Official Live Video) : ruclips.net/video/-qQnKILR5u0/видео.html
BAND-MAID : FREEDOM (Official Live Video) : ruclips.net/video/FHpuEqMAcDg/видео.html
Crystal Lake is a solid metalcore band. Hanabie (花冷え。pronounced ha-na-bee-ay) mixes heavy metalcore with pop, hiphop, punk, and other styles in unexpected ways.
Top 4? It depends on so many things.
Hard Rock: Band-Maid
Cute Metal: Babymetal
Power Metal: Lovebites
Metalcore: Crystal Lake or Crossfaith
Alternative Rock: Hello Sleepwalkers
Alternative Metal: SiM
Deathcore/Visual Kei: Deviloof
Experimental Metal: Dir En Grey
Mixed Genre: Maximum the Hormone
Ultradark Idol: Necronomidol
And many, many more....
I'm surprised nobody even mentioned Unlucky Morpheus. Power metal band with a violinist. Check out "Cadaver" if you're curious.
BECAUSE HIGH CHANCE HE WILL HATE THE VIOLIN.
Crystallake is real Japanese Metalcore
They have been added to our list. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@truebrodown you better did. They metal breakdown is so sick
Except for Lovebites, you have an unfortunate hand in choosing the songs. Nobody knows this. With Band Maid, the wrong song and not live, with Nemophila, very good but live even better. If you finish this week, you still have no idea about the Japanese music market. It's a shame, because you both obviously have a good knowledge of music. Would have been interesting to hear your opinion on the really good stuff...
We spoke about this last night and decided to do a 2nd week here soon. We enjoyed hearing the different styles so keep the suggestions coming. We plan to do Crystal Lake for sure. But the rest we need some input on.
Metalcore is very popular in Japan and there are many great bands. I would recommend one of the most popular ones: Crystal Lake - Apollo ruclips.net/video/jX8RTjUUcLE/видео.html
There are also Crossfaith, Coldrain, Dexcore, Nocturnal Bloodlust, SiM, Deluhi, Deathgaze, Maximum the Hormone, Lynch...
In general Japanese bands are hard to put in a box and a specific genre. There are thousands of underground metal and rock bands that are very close to famous bands in terms of musicality and quality. In my opinion, Japanese musicians are the best in the world in terms of skill and musicality.
Here are some bands from different metal genres:
DIR EN GREY (Alternative/Art metal) Probably the best Japanese metal band right now
the GazettE (Industrial Metal [Hard to react - Sony])
BLOOD STAIN CHILD (Melodic Death Metal/Metalcore/Trance)
MUCC (Alternative metal/Nu Metal)
Jiluka (Avant-garde metal/Technical Metalcore)
Gotsu-Totsu-Kotsu (Death Metal)
Vampillia (Experimental Metal)
YUZUKINGDOM (Electronic Metalcore/Melodic Death Metal)
SWARRRM (Grindcore)
DEVIL WITHIN (Melodic Death Metal)
A crowd of rebellion (Alternative metal)
You can also check out a 3-piece Metal band called Asterism. Start with BLAZE(LIVE)[from Welcome to INFERNO vol. MAX]. The guitarist is a phenom, she was 17 y.o. Forgot to mention, they’re instrumental, no vocals!
Some Japanese bands, old and new. Take your pick: BAND-MAID [All their songs... really!], LOVEBITES [Break the Wall, Raise some Hell, and all the other songs], MAXIMUM THE HORMONE [Yoshu Fukushu], DEXCORE [Red Eye], CROSSFAITH [Catastrophe], SiM [Killing Me], NINGEN ISU [Heartless Scat], UNLUCKY MORPHEUS [Black Pentagram], YOUSEI TEIKOKU [Astral Dogma], COLDRAIN [Die Tomorrow], CRYSTAL LAKE [The Circle], GIVEN BY THE FLAMES [Ronove], ANGRY FROG REBIRTH [2Step Syndrome], SILENTLY SHOOTING TRAITORS [Manipulate], ALDIOUS [Dominator], BRIDEAR [Light in the Dark], CINQ ELEMENT [Destiny], MARY'S BLOOD [Marionette], GRAUPEL [Bereavement], DOLL$BOXX [Take my Chance], SOKONINARU [Tenohira De Odoru], HELLO SLEEPWALKERS [Flying Saucer], TELECiDE [Tied up Memories], NEKO [Ghost on a Record], ROTTENGRAFFTY [Hallelujah], JILUKA [Mephisto], BROKEN BY THE SCREAM [Emotion Cross-Counter], LYNCH [Devil], GACHARIC SPIN [Mindset], DIR EN GREY [Ningen wo Kaburu], X JAPAN [Kurenai], DAZZLE VISION [Second], JUPITER [My Enemy], NOKUTO [Life of Desire], GALNERYUS [Angel of Salvation], BLOOD STAIN CHILD [Del-Sol], NEMOPHILA [Hypnosis], DADAROMA [Lucid Dream], JILUKA [Lluvia], HANABIE [We Love Sweets], A CROWD OF REBELLION [Re:Create of the Re:d], TRiDENT [Spoopy], POLKADOT STINGRAY [any song], MUTANT MONSTERS [Abnormal], BLACKLAB [Insanity], ASTERISM [Church], NOISEMAKER [Hunter or Prey], BiSH [The Night When Stars Twinkle], SCANDAL [A.M.D.K.J.], DEEP GIRL [I kill], Mrs. GREEN APPLE [Inferno], BRATS [Doudatte Yokatta], THE ORAL CIGARETTES [Frenzy Hey Kids!!], Girugamesh [Drain], LiLiHoLi [From Darkness to Light], and many many more...
Check out "Coffins" for some Death/Doom and "Flagitious Idiosyncrasy in the Dilapidation" is an all female grindcore band. Both from Japan.
I reckon you need to see these three:
Hanabie, We Love Sweets. ruclips.net/video/G18yyvPCiTM/видео.html
Maximum The Hormone, (I don't know the name of the song, it's all in japanese). ruclips.net/video/beN5ep5MrdY/видео.html
And, Babymetal, of course. Babymetal have such an amazing repertoire, you'll hear almost every metal genre there, so watch a few. Just be sure to watch live performances.
By the way, I was christened into the metal universe in the front row, with my head in the bins, on the Motorhead Overkill tour in the UK. I must admit I lost interest in music in the late 90's when the trials of life got in the way. But, Babymetal brought metal back to life for me. It was new, exciting, fresh, weird, shocking, spine-tingling, and, even tearful. Many others will tell you the same.
Got them both down for our week 2 project. We will be checking them out. 🤘🤘
Lovebites is phenomenal when they do thrash metal. That makes up about 15% of their catalog. They have 5% ballads, 15% rock/hard rock, 10% symphonic metal, 5% progressive metal, and the remaining 50% is power metal or a power metal mix. I agree with what you are saying how power metal songs sound so similar and can be boring. But when Lovebites does power metal they sound so much better than all the other power metal bands. They have a way of combining all the metal genres together into this awesome sound. They have a unique vocalist too. Lovebites is superior to DragonForce and Jupiter in sound for this reason.
Best synopsis of LOVEBITES I've seen yet.
@@waterwalker9600 Thanks man. Wolfpack HOWL!!!
Even on their power metal songs, they infuse some thrash and so it's usually much heavier than the average power metal song.
As others have pointed out, Jupiter is a re-branding of the band Versailles with a different vocalist--well, with this newest lineup there is a new drummer and bassist as well. Next to Miyako and Midori from Lovebites, Hizaki and Teru are probably the best twin guitar attack from Japan that I've heard.
Versailles though, are less power metal and more Neo-classical with bits of power metal and thrash and the occasional power ballad thrown in, and their overarching theme lyrically and visually is a dark/romantic vampire theme. Great guitarists and songwriters. If you're curious, I recommend "Ascendead Master" or "Aristocrat's Symphony."
There's no girl in the band.
I want you to react to Galneryus, Maximum the Hormone and Gacharic Spin.
Crystal lake/ Apollo
Dexcore/ Earhtworm
Babymetal starts with metal and mixes it with almost any style of rock and pop you can think of, depending on which song you listen to.
And fronts it with stupid cute dancing girls that drive me crazy.
@@ChadTheDragonLord Embrace the weirdness and smile. It's genius if you can let it in.
@@Online4English It is very creative and they are talented but I hate the mix of pop music into metal.
Try to react Visual Kei band "Nocturnal Bloodlust - Strike in fact" for deathcore
React to another Japanese Metal
Dexcore - Earthworm
Nocturnal Bloodlust - Cremation
Deviloof - Torture
Jiluka - Kumari
Hope you and your daughter love it.
Jupiter is a Visual kei (basically glam metal with a big emphasis on glam) Power Metal band. They are all guys. This is only the second time I have listened to them. Likely will be the last.
On your Nemophila video, I suggested Maximum the Hormone and gave you a link. They are considered metalcore but also alternative, punk, funk ... the list goes on. They might qualify as their own genre. Y'all really do need to give them a listen.
I know it's Jmetal week. So when you get a minute; ch'k out LOVEBITES "HOLY WAR" is SIC'NLEGIT power metal.🤘
HARUNA is a relentless machine. Dgg'n your channel 🤘 MUCH ✌️💓🙏 FROM 🇵🇱 🇵🇱 POLAND 🇵🇱🇵🇱
Thank you for taking up J-Metal , I want you to listen to the Maximum the Hormone 【what's up people】【Zetsubou billy】…etc
Crystal Lake. Ningen Isu. All popular and different.
One day left, you need to close out the week with more Lovebites. Thunder Vengeance live, show opener...old school Metallica / Anthrax vibes. One things for sure...this is how you open a show! 🤘 ruclips.net/video/yWE7PqCpGi4/видео.html
I believe it. I really like those girls.
React to japanese power metal "Galneryus "
Lovebites does a groove metal song "Raise Some Hell" ruclips.net/video/zamSQD0JUFk/видео.html
They also have a metal/R&B song "Dancing with the Devil": ruclips.net/video/mJGgLFTPME8/видео.html
Enable CC for the lyrics.
Two awesome recommendations.
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If you want variety then Lovebites is the band because they do so many different styles within their catalog. They do Thrash metal, power metal, progressive metal, symphonic metal, soft ballads, hard rock, and regular rock. They don't do metalcore, deathcore, death metal, or anything without clean vocals.
I'm sure others mentioned it. But, they are called "Visual kei". Basically Japanese hair bands.
The reaction of an arrogant reactor to get a view.
Those who value it as a gimmick will never like it.
10:46 yup, you was wrong at 10:56
Not familiar with this band. Someone said they're a continuation of Versailles, which is news to me. I really don't like this kind of music, "power metal" of the DragonForce variety. There are a million bands in Japan that sound exactly like this, unfortunately. Well, unfortunately for me. I respect the musicianship obviously, but I just can't tell one from the other.
Some people recommended Crystal Lake. There's no "Japanese Killswitch Engage", but Crystal Lake might be the closest thing to it. They're pretty awesome.
It is a weird election for your japanese week, I think I had never heard anything about this guys. Must be one of this weird Visual Kei bands.
If you want to do Lovebites for the last day I would recommend...
For more thrash : *Thunder Vengeance* or *The Hammer of Wrath*
A couple of Progressive Power Ballads : *Edge of the World* or *A Frozen Serenade*
Some good feels heavy metal and rock and roll : *We the United* or *Raise some Hell.*
Melodic fast Power Metal : *Shadowmaker, Glory to the World, Holy War, Swan Song, Rising.*
Although I think that Babymetal Death would also close your week in an excellent way xD
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Awesome song recommendations. If he wants variety then Lovebites is the band because they do so many different styles within their catalog.
I assume I'm not the first to mention, but add Unlucky Morpheus to your list. Black Pentagram, Angreifer, Unending Sorceress, great first songs
It's all dudes. The she,her is actually a he,him🤔
For some crazy Japanese shit, Dir En Grey.
A fairly new Japanese band signed right out of high school then Hanabie kicks some ass.
I recommend a song HOLY WAR by LOVEBITES next ！
That’s their best song ♪
They are all boys. Hizaki, the guitarist, crossdresses. Sort of glam metal carried out to the n-th degree.
See: nemophila's cover of "rottengraffty" its up there, would put it above the "the trooper" rendition.
Have fun going down the foxhole. Babymetal is a religion at this point.
Their original music is so much better than the stuff they cover.
@@Online4English what they put out so far is great, which is 1 album and what four singles?
Those covers are pretty damn spectacular, dare say preferred over the original. clever and a gauge of what they can to as a band. Which is broad, good move again.
@@VGiena Their covers are what have turned me off from them. I find them totally uninspired and because they put out so many, it makes me think that they actually have a hard time writing their own songs. Also half their originals are co-written with their producer, which makes me wonder.
@@guitarzen5999 Makes you wonder what? They put out covers because they were sidelined immediately after forming because of Covid. So they started a youtube channel and just started uploading videos every Friday. It got them known, in fact the very first two (Iron Maiden cover of The Trooper and Oiran, an original) both went viral, so they kept it up. They do it for fun. Other bands like Biscats do the same thing. Every band jams out to covers, but they don't all share them on youtube. Nemophila does, because they're smart when it comes to social media. I like the covers, it's like being with them at practice. They're fun and loose and it shows that they're extremely versatile and that they don't take themselves too seriously. It's cool that they cover classic metal songs both Western and Japanese, pop songs, cheeserock songs, deathcore or whatever else they feel like doing. And yes, their primary songwriter up to this point is Kensuke Akiyama. He's very much the 6th member of Nemophila and he writes great songs. But they all write music. For example, Saki and Eye were the primary songwriters in Mary's Blood, which kept Saki pretty busy up until now. She's quite prolific and I expect she'll be contributing more in Nemophila's writing department now that Mary's Blood have disbanded. Remember, they've only been together for two years, and they've released an album and several eps in that time, which isn't too shabby for a band that was originally just a side thing, made up of musicians involved in other bands and projects.
@@satomiwa Makes me wonder why their producer is their primary songwriter, is he molding them into something their label wants? or is this all organic. If, as a band or individual you can't write, you are nothing. As far as the covers go, Bon Jovi, Kiss, The Minions really!. You call these fun, I found them to be totally cringe worthy. Both Nemophila and Lovebites did Helloween covers, both were in practice spaces. One band looked like a polished machine and did an outstanding cover of a very difficult song, while the other looked like a garage band doing a so-so cover of a much less difficult tune, maybe they should take themselves a little more seriously. As far as being versatile, if they want to be like Band Maid then so be it, just don't call yourself a metal band.
Aldious and Marry's Blood . Google cc sucks, some of the videos have their own.