Wart - Shoujo To Kujaku - Japan Vinyl 7" Single Record

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Wart

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*From the following information A hardcore punk band whose core members are comedians Double Art from Yoshimoto Kogyo. The band released their latest major 1st title "Shoujo to Peacock" as a 7inch analog vinyl for distribution and completely self-produced. [music description]. Title track "Shoujo to Peacock A song about protecting the precious. A song that gives you courage. B-side "Eien. Farewell. A song that becomes true. A song that stings against lies and deceit. The songs are based on the so-called hardcore punk from Sweden, UK, US, and Japan in the 80's, but also incorporate various essences of songs and pop music, and feature melodies and performances that run at a fast pace with a sense of melancholy. Both songs are written by TAG (Vo), composed by SHIN-CHANG (Ba), CURRY RICE (Dr), and arranged by WART. Fujiwara (ex. The Kuruma) participated in the production. The three-dimensional peacock on the jacket was made by TAG (Vo) himself with cardboard, duct tape, etc. * "I liked obstacles. I loved obstacles / I loved obstacles so much that I got injured / I wanted to bandage up / My wounds hurt, but "A Girl and a Peacock". * Eternity.Farewell, Farewell / Eternal Farewell is good "Eternal. Come, Farewell." * The chorus part. Straightforward overlapping vocals and chorus work give the song a somewhat nostalgic feel, like a choral contest, even though it is hardcore punk. [PROFILE] A hardcore punk band consisting of TAG (Vo), SHIN-CHANG (Ba), CURRY RICE (Dr), YAMORI (Gt), and PUNKS NOT DEAD (Gt). The band's core members are comedians Double Art from Yoshimoto Kogyo. After forming in 2006, the band reunited after one breakup. Their hard-hitting performance and catchy melodies are intertwined with TAG's lyrics, which are spit out in Japanese and have their own unique worldview. In the fall of 2023, they made their major label debut with Yoshimoto Music. Their latest work, their first major title "Shoujo to Peacock" was released for distribution and as a completely self-produced 7inch analog vinyl. iTunes