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Alien should be your next Maximum The Hormone. This is not what you expect .... it never is 😂. Keep the coming and we will keep recommending

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MTH is an incredible band, they have so much eclectic content in every song, usually 3 vocal styles and 4 or 5 music genres all seamlessly squashed together. And by the way, this song is not a real reflection of what the band sounds like,simply because they are so varied in what the splice into their songs, everything from metal (of all styles) reggae, disco, clean vocals, harsh vocals, harsh rap, and that’s only in 1 song. Choose ANY of their songs, they all impress 👍🇦🇺🤟

Love this band. Their tracks definitely are unpredictable and take you to extremes. My personal favorite is "Hungry Pride". I feel it has one of the heaviest driving riffs you will hear. I hope you take it into consideration for any future reactions.

Bands that don't take themselves too seriously are great fun! MtH really is fun all along paired with some serious chops. Another band in that vein - with a drummer singing - is Gacharic Spin. Exceptional musicianship and energy in abundance. Regular gotos are: Mindset: (Funky, funky, funky and Hana behind the drums singing) Tamashii: (Synchronised drumming and Hana singing again behind the drums. Still, it doesn't get any more precise, tatoo-like precision) I Wish I: ua-cam.com/video/-R6Nrr_omjE/v-deo.html

New subscriber here. Came here for the Japanese band reactions and you've already reacted to some great bands! Here's another one to check out, try Unlucky Morpheus and the most recent live version of their song Black Pentagram! There are some nice shots of the drummer's kit! They're an independent band and every member have played with other great bands 🤘😊🤘

A few fun facts about Maximum the Hormone. Their song What's Up People is the season 2 opening song fir the anime Death Note and their song Zetsu Billy is the closing song for one of the later sessions. The drummer is the older sister of the guitarist. The bass player is heavily influenced by Flea. He plays the same bass and even has one of the same tattoos as Flea on his chest. They've been known to play jokes on their fans through songs and troll the music industry and haters though their songs. Definitely a lot of fun 🤘😁🤘

Maximum the Hormone is definitely a fun band that don't take themselves too serious. They also tend to switch things up in a single song. A couple of better songs to start with are either A.L.I.E.N. or Yoshu Fukushu 🤘😊🤘

New subscriber here. Came here for the Japanese metal reactions and you've already reacted to some great ones! Just going to throw another new one at ya. Try Unlucky Morpheus and the newest live version of their song Black Pentagram! You get some nice shots of the drummer's kit 🤘😊🤘 ua-cam.com/video/RUiRlUGMTwY/v-deo.htmlsi=8VCAkoOuEG0CiLaE

This song is exceptional, it's just fun for the crowd. Watch any other song randomly and you will see and hear the real MtH 😂😂😂 they are heavy, crazy ... special. Expect the unexpected!

No idea who suggested this as a 1st reaction but it is not a good starting point. YoshuFukushu is by FAR the best place to start. Plus remember Japanese bands do not play by the old stand by rules. They freely mix genres even within songs.

Love MTH. They've been around quite a while. Many of their songs remind me of System of a Down. Hanabie was heavily influenced by them. Thanks for reacting to them.

Tremenda canción de Nemophila una de mis favoritas! Gracias por reaccionar! 👍

The E at the end of hanabie makes an eh sound like the Canadian stereotype phrase.

White Sox?!? I don't know if I can watch your vids anymore.😝 Go Cubs!

Welcome to Harajukucore! Thanks for reacting to Hanabie (Ha-na-be-eh). They refer to their distinct sound as _Harajukucore,_ a mix of metal, punk, electronic, pop, and rap. The name comes from the Harajuku district which is famous for its trendsetting street fashion, music and art scene. You can definitely see and hear those influences in the video. Hanabie are Matsuri - guitar, vocals, compositions. Yukina - clean and harsh vocals. Hettsu - bass and vocals. Chika - drums. This video features their former drummer, Sae. This song and the album were produced by Gaku Taura, drummer for *Crystal Lake.* He saw the potential in this band and took them under his wing, even filling as a support drummer when they needed one. He and Matsuri did an amazing job on the production of the album *Girls Reform Manifest.* 'We Love Sweets' is a song about sugar addiction. I believe the rapping section at the end is supposed to represent a sugar high and eventual crash. Yukina's vocals get higher and higher until she starts to fall off and eventually ends in her final harsh guttural voice. Here's a few song recommendations for you - 'Otaku Lovely Densetsu', 'Be the GAL - early summer ver.', 'NEET GAME', 'Envy', 'Reiwa Dating Apps Generation', 'Tousou' (run away). If you want to hear the band explain to an audience how to pronounce their name, here's the link - ua-cam.com/video/jrJUgkxIlUo/v-deo.html

If you want something heavy by them check out "Our 7 days war" it doesn't have a official video but there is a fan made video, or check out "Love Ranbu" it also doesn't have a video. Hanabie. are known for there gerne flips and time changes, i would recommend "Be the GAL" its a great song to start the early summer with and it has a good video. I will also add Hanabie. goes insane live!

Saw them live in Mesa,AZ!

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For more great all female Japanese band check out Still Burning by Bridear came out today it is fire

They're a lot of fun live.

Hanabie = Harajukucore = 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Criticizing Hanabie’s arrangement is extremely risky. They are genius, which you will find out if you react to more of their music…

Have you ever listened to Maximum the Hormone. Hanabie started in middle school as a MtH cover band. MTH is well known for jarring genre, feels and time changes in their songs. Hanabie also does crazy unexpected parts like the outdo rap, the fans dig the chaos of it all.

Welcome to HANABIE’s “write-through” style of composition, which dispenses the expected verse/chorus, etc. REIWA MATCHING GENERATION and BE THE GAL, EARLY SUMMER VER., are two masterpieces with excellent videos. BTW, the band’s name is 花冷え (a literary allusion which means, literally, chilled flowers), pronounced はなびえ, which is spelled (following the Hepburn system) with the Roman characters HANABIE, and sounds a lot like, “Ha-Na-Bi-Eh.”

😭😭😭 you didn't jump. I'm sad. I ❤ when a new reactor get scared and surprise jump. It's my guilt pleasur. Why ? 😮‍💨 Nice reaction. You discover the cute little demon Yukina : clear and harsh vocal. Matsuri on guitare and clear vocal, Hettsu on Bass and chorus. On this song it's Sae behind Drums ,she left the band for personal reasons after the MV song Pardon Me . Now behind Drums it's their 4 th drummer Chika. She start AT MV tousou.

They are excellent at time changes, genre flips, heavy riffs and transitions. Love em. The overall Japanese metal/rock scene is fantastic & IMO the best in the world. Dive deeper with all these bands. It just get's better.

If you really want to have some fun, check out Otoboke Beaver. For you, I would suggest "I Checked Your Cellphone." Drumming is 🔥 Doesn't really matter which version, but there is a Seattle Public Broadcasting vid session live that is good quality.

Ahhhhh .... I disagree ... I think the structure of this song is very close to perfect. I have listened to it a gazzilion times, both with and without reactions. I think it is very well made and the rap section that go more and more intense at the end is the icing on the cake (sic!). And I do not even like rap! That said, we all have our own opinions.

Yukina the vocalist does both the growls and the kawaii voices. Guitarist Matsuri does the traditional style vocals. Bassist Hettsu was the one singing (more so rapping) in the 2nd verse but usually doesn't sing much outside of backing vocals. Live concerts they use backing tracks since Yukina can't sing both her parts simultaneously of course. I'll be seeing them live tomorrow night.

To be fair, they do a good bit of vocal backing tracks live. There are plenty of fancams out there, in fact, there are some already up from last night. In one, dude in a wheelchair is crowdsurfing.🤘

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Great to see a new face and yes Mayu can do it all live that is where the real gold is with these Ladies yes there is a bit of production on her voice but live its better .You wont go wrong with any of there tracks there good realy good .More please

Ok, now you need to do MAXIMUM THE HORMONE - A.L.I.E.N. They are VERY influential in the Japan rock/metal scene. Many Japanese bands probably wouldn't exist if were not for MTH. Case in point, Akane Hirose of Band Maid, did not know girls were allowed to play rock drums until she saw Nao from MTH playing. Another all girl band, Hanabie (Ha-Na-Be-Eh), started out as a MTH cover band in high school. You should really check out Hanabie and their song, Otaku Lovely Densetsu. They will blow your mind. Also, did you know India has metal bands? Yes. Really. Check out Bloodywood and their song, Aaj(today). Don't worry, they sing in Hindi and English.

Lots of great songs from this diverse band.. Suggestion maybe their MV Adabana, and orMV Ratei that is Murara Tamu on Tamu drums.. She is one of the best !..

NEMOPHILA are a fantastic band. I was lucky to see them twice, before guitarist SAKI departerd. Each song has a (sometimes wildly) different sound, and each video presents a different sartorial style. Two extremes in the NEMOPHILA songbook are found in the super heavy, yet inspirational RISE, and the best 80's power ballad you've never heard, ODYSSY. DISSENTION, their first single, came out during the pandemic, while they were also producing dozens of great cover songs for UA-cam; I finally clicked when I saw them wearing KISS makeup in the thumbnail for DETROIT ROCK CITY, but their channel is a great way to discover many other great Japanese bands, like SHOW-YA, ROTTENGRAFFTY, KISHIDEN, PRINCESS PRINCESS, X-JAPAN, and more. TAMA MURATA is a renowned session drummer, an she plays TAMA. You can see her blue-and-white shells in this demo for their best song, OIRAN - ua-cam.com/video/eyb2NtPwcxc/v-deo.html (check out the latest live version after). SAKI was still playing with MARY'S BLOOD ( Check out this video of MARIONNETTE -- ua-cam.com/video/MLM2unV0kwU/v-deo.html ) when she got involved with vocalist MAYU, who put together the lineup that would become NEMOPHILA.

Mayu vocalist definitely had compression and effects in the mv. Thing is she does not need it her fry vocals are sick live without the effects. This is an issue with Japanese bands, the music industry compresses and tweaks things like crazy in studio. It is one of the primary reason so many fans push for watching live. I know you have heard the same from your Babymetal, Band Maid and Lovebites reactions. As for more Nemo their 1st song Oiran live (newest one) is a great intro to their live sound and presence. Addendum you have seen Babymetal, Nemo, Band Maid and Lovebites, time to check out Hanabie. Don’t watch their new release, it is a good song but really off from their normal sound. Most say start with We Love Sweets or Pardon Me I Have to Go Now.

Great reaction!....Nemophila is 🔥🔥🔥 Most people start with Dissention (MV, Japanese ver.) or Revive (MV) and then Adabana (MV), Rise (MV), etc. Here are suggestions based on Mayu's lead vocal style Cleans Raitei (Live) ua-cam.com/video/6aoghIEPOYc/v-deo.html Seize the Fate (Live) ua-cam.com/video/yyKGK1Se4bo/v-deo.html Odyssey (MV) ua-cam.com/video/J8RhjQpFf_Q/v-deo.html Life (live) ua-cam.com/video/CxmLOhDVoyw/v-deo.html Cleans + Screams Revive (Live) ua-cam.com/video/t2eMoKvsvBE/v-deo.html Rise (Live) ua-cam.com/video/DaFN5J4iPLI/v-deo.html Dissention (MV) ua-cam.com/video/26aMuahxz8c/v-deo.html Oiran (Live) ua-cam.com/video/5qABnfChpbk/v-deo.html Adabana (MV) ua-cam.com/video/AxYiOwsu6wU/v-deo.html Ama-Te-Ras (Live) ua-cam.com/video/96LQimRqJgM/v-deo.html Screams Zen (Live) ua-cam.com/video/k1yPbBRHFms/v-deo.html 'Zen' (live), Oiran (live) and Dissention (MV) are some of their hardest and best songs 'Live' is an emotional 'ballad-like' song sung in the video as a 'welcome back' to Tamu (drummer) after her maternity leave. Great song and shows a completely different side of Nemophila. 'Ama-Te-Ras' is quite unique 'groovy metal' song and one of their best as well

The members of nemophila are musicians from different bands. They are all excellent musicians. And nemophila is a very unique and diverse band, with various genres of music appearing in their catalog. I recommend《oiran》live(recent one) or《rise》live as the next!🤘🏻🌸🤘🏻

Drums: TAMA played by Tamu Bass: Sadowsky played by Haraguchi Guitar one: Ibanez played by Hazuki Guitar two: Killer played by Saki (left the band recently) Singer: Mayu has picked up a Dave Grohl Epiphone guitar since the departure of Saki

Try Zen live

Nemophila and Hanabie are my two favourite Japanese lady metal bands right now. Try Nemophila’s first music video Raitei or their early song Oiran live.

Hanabie next! We Love Sweets.

Oh boy, you're gonna like these girls!

Seen them live twice and they were fire. The entire Japanese metal/rock scene is fantastic.

The band formed in 2019. This is arguably their most aggressive song in terms of lyrics, and the effect used on Myu's scream (which is totally awesome even without FX). You can pretty much pick any video off their channel and win: they haven't released a bad track yet, although their output has been so varied and diverse that a few of the songs are a bit less popular amongst metal gatekeepers. The sentiment most frequently expressed by UA-cam reactors who discover Nemophila is "I wasn't expecting that". The same phrase is often repeated when they watch another video, and the one after that, and the one after that ... Their foundation is metal/metalcore but they have also strayed into the realms of punk, thrash, pop, rap, power ballad, hard rock and more. Mayu: vocal SAKI: 7-string guitar (recently left the band due to the dreaded "musical differences" 😔 ) Hazuki: 7-string guitar Haraguchi-san AKA Hara-chan: 5-string bass Tamu Murata: Drums All members do backing vocals. Tamu the drummer, carries the bulk of the backing vocal load at live shows as the other members move around the stage a lot and are frequently off their mics. Epic musicians one and all.

There's actually another version of this song and music video called "U.S. Version." The music video is completely different and also that version is completely in English. You should check out, Steve. Its also on Nemophila's youtube channel along with this one. Maybe even react to that second version. The funniest part is that some people have complained that this version isn't as good as the "Japanese original." They're so passionate about the Japanese lyrics in the original Dissension. But here's the big movie twist... The supposed "original Japanese version" was already like 90% in English! "Dissension" literally only has 5 1/2 lines in Japanese! That's it! So less than 10% is in Japanese, the rest is all in English. The "U.S. Version" just adds 5 1/2 more lines in English to a song that was already mostly English to begin with. Crazy, right? I've noticed that a lot of the folks who trash the "U.S. version" aren't even native English speakers themselves. So it seems like a lot of it is just pure hate on English, and it's clearly not based on any real knowledge or understanding. It bums me out, you know, because the people who are telling others not to check out the U.S. version are completely misguided. I mean, it's just ridiculous to say that a version with the vast majority of lyrics in English somehow magically got worse when literally 5 1/2 lines of Japanese was turned into English. Besides, Nemophila has made it pretty clear that they dig singing in English. They've covered several English language songs, and they've got original tunes that run the gamut from mostly Japanese with some English thrown in, to half Japanese half English, to songs like this one that are mostly in English with just a tiny sprinkling of Japanese. So it's not like the "U.S. version" is some huge departure for them or anything. And this is nothing unique in the Japanese music industry. Many, many Japanese music artists throughout the decades, across all kinds of genres, have songs with some English lyrics and/or entire songs in English. Some even go their whole careers singing almost exclusively in English even though they are Japanese. You've already experienced some of that with Lovebites. Literally, every single song that Lovebites has ever put out is 100% English. Now, I know that may be hard to believe when you hear their songs because Asami's (the lead singer) English pronunciation is a bit iffy (to say the least), but it's still English through and through. So yeah, Steve, keep that "U.S. version" of "Dissension" in mind.

Murata Tamu is playing Tama Silverstar Jet Blue Burst, her older kit. She is now using Star Classic Walnut Birch Drum Kit. Tamu endorses Tama Drums since 2016 (during her early 20s) and had been an active member of Tama Star Japan - acting as spokesperson and drum instructor for Tama Drum Clinic in Japan and China. She got her own signature drumstick Tama H-TMTM. In 2019 she signed another endorsement contract with Meinl Cymbal.

The drummer is Tamu Murata. I believe she is a signed artist for both Tama drums and Meinl cymbals. She normally uses 5 Toms, 1 snare, 1 bass drum using 2 double kick pedals. I’m not a musician, so please excuse any inaccuracies.

Are you kidding me?! I thought this track was great. Matt's bass lines were tasty, the lead guitar was sick, and Phil brought back vocals that i havent heard from him since 2010. You're just too hard to please.

These might be some of the best insights I have heard from a reaction channel. I really enjoyed your hearing your thoughts.