I saw these ladies live the other day and they were amazing. Wall of death, circle pits, crowd surfing, crowd interactions on level 11 and the band eating Swedish sweets on stage! The best metal concert I've seen in a long long time!
Yes, it was similar in Germany. I've never seen such a likeable band. Hettsu drank German beer on stage (and gave some to Yukina) and then sang a German drinking song.
It has already been mentioned in the comments but Gaku Taura (CL drummer) pretty much scouted them. He produced and offered to record their first mini album in his studio. He is one of their mentors and has been credited as a drum director in their first full length album which this is from "Girls Reform Manifest". Amazing band. Great humans. I really like metalcore so this band struck all the right notes for me. I hope you check out more !
Japanese metal is the best metal nowadays. Hanabie are fantastic. Yukina is an incredible vocalist and a ball of energy. Matsuri writes some incredible songs and killer guitar riffs. Her clean vocals are outstanding. For more Hanabie try Otaku lovely densetsu. Since you like harsh vocals try Nemophila’s song Dissension (Japanese mv).
I wake up and thank the music gods for this band every single fucking day! It's a true blessing to have Hanabie exist and be as ridiculously flawless as they are. There are many great metal, punk & hardcore bands, Japanese and otherwise, but these guys have no equal. I can absolutely understand that it is not for everyone, hell many people will hate this what with all the anime vocals, random-ass genre flips, and their "we don't give a fuck, we do what we want" approach, but for those for whom it all clicks... It's pure magic! "Wanna try my magic? Try it!! Saaaah!!!" Hanabie, Tales of Villain, 2023 ;)
Go down the Hanabie rabbithole, bro. No matter which song you go with, you will not be disappointed! Their live videos are also impressive as hell too.
Was at their concert in Stockholm. These ladies can party. Yukina, the singer, ate the famous Swedish salted liqorice Djungelvrål before We love Sweets. Her growls went better after that! ;-)
The primary music composer is the guitarist/clean vocalist Matsuri...and she's a damn genius. Over and over again, she mashes up multiple genre influences, tempo and time signature changes, all-over-the-map instrumentation, and her signature killer riffs so excessively that it SHOULD be an unlistenable mess. Instead, every single song just flat works. They have no weak tracks. Not. One.
Thanks to Maximum The Hormone, it's their biggest influence after all. Also Gaku Taura for found them at high school competition, he also help them produced and aranged music with Matsuri. Without him maybe hanabie ends up just being "high school project" bands.
The struggle is real my friend, I've reacted to alot of Hanabie and even my community have been correcting me on how to pronounce the bands name correctly in all my videos on them 🤣 so after watching your video I can happily say I know how to say it right from now on 🙌
@@HeadbangHarbor he's not the original drummer for Crystal Lake and he was Hanabie's producer first. They have a lot of musical influences. Maximum the Hormone the most. Babymetal. Vocaloid music. Hanabie introduced me to Vocaloid.
I didn't know that specifically, but Gaku Taura (Crystal Lake drummer) is their mentor and has played on occasion for them when they were in between drummers.
@Ningishzida I think he met them at a highschool band competition. Their original drummer quit. They had a replacement drummer I've seen the video. People say that is him and it was how he met them but I dunno if that is true.
@@Dragon-Believer Original drummer formed the MTH cover band with them in middle school...Kaede I think her name was. She quit to prepare for exams, and they had a couple guy drummers through the years who were never officially part of the band, from my understanding, before Sae joined...you'll see 2 different male drummers in older videos and live performances. I know I saw Gaku playing for them last year, after Sae left, at least 1 show. But I never actually heard HOW he met them, other than they are all in Tokyo in the metal scene.
I get to see them live in September and I'm stoked. Caught the last 2 songs of their set last year at Louder Than Life, so I'm glad that I can get the full experience this go around.
If you're really gonna dive deeper into Japamese mteal/rock you need to start with Lovebites, Nemophila and Band-Maid. More Hanabie as well. The music scene in Japan is currently the best in the world.
Hanabie will be one of the two support bands for the band Jinjer on a North America tour this September and October. I will be seeing them in San Antonio. If you don't know Jinjer, you need to change that quick. I discovered Jinjer in 2019 when I saw the music video for the song Teacher, Teacher! - ua-cam.com/video/oRkRwL0vjOg/v-deo.html
What interests me is that the lyrics is virtually similar to that of BABYMETAL's "Gimme Chocolate". The most bestial growl of hers can be heard in "TOUSOU".
Great band. I do love this song. It is not their best by a long way, IMO, but it is the one that has seemed to be the gateway for most new fans for the last couple of years or so. I'd recommend Nemophila as your next female Japanese metal band. Any of the live videos from the last year or so, or their MVs for 'Revive', 'Raitei', 'Adabana' or 'Rise'. Nemophila and Hanabie are probably the only two bands whose entire recorded catalogue is, to me a joy to listen to right down to the last song. Eventually you'll get to the peak metal insanity of Maximum the Hormone, but you may need a little more preparation before tackling them.
Lets make that list impossible :) Japanese women / women fronted / women containing metal / rock / punk bands; - Lovebites - The Hammer Of Wrath live - Broken By The Scream - Sayonara Birthday mv - Maximum The Hormone - 予襲復讐(Hanabie started as a Maximum The Hormone cover band) - Band-Maid - Domination live (their drummer was inspired to drum due to the drummer of Maximum The Hormone) - Aldious - We Are mv - Fate Gear - Battle Against Justice mv - Passcode - Taking You Out mv - Nemophila - Zen live (already on your radar, drummer was inspired to drum by Maximum The Hormones drummer, again!) - Mellows - Closet mv - Destrose - Maze live - Otoboke Beaver - Don't Light My Fire mv - Bridear - Still Burning mv - Gacharic Spin - I Wish I mv - Kosame - Cord mv - Mardelas - Patriot Anthem mv - Koiai - A New Picture live - Unlucky Morpheus - Angreifer live - Ladybaby - Nippon Manju mv - I's -きるみーべびぃ (lead singer is Ano from the suggestion below) - Show Ya - Fairy live dvd version honourable mentions because not really metal / rock exactly, but great - Atarashii Gakko - Night Before The Exam single take performance - Ano - 猫吐極楽音頭 mv And a few all male Japanese Metal bands; - Jiluka - BLVCK mv - RYUJIN - Gekokujo mv - NINGEN ISU - Heartless Scat mv - Lyrica - Strange Rabbit mv Good luck!
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], BABYMETAL [All their songs, because they are all different], MAXIMUM THE HORMONE [Yoshu Fukushu], DEXCORE [Earthworm], CROSSFAITH [Catastrophe, Zero], SiM [Killing Me], NINGEN ISU [Heartless Scat], ADO [Unravel (LIVE)], UNLUCKY MORPHEUS [Black Pentagram], YOUSEI TEIKOKU [Astral Dogma, Patriot Anthem (Live)] and their other band: DenKare [Detonator], COLDRAIN [Die Tomorrow], CRYSTAL LAKE [The Circle], GIVEN BY THE FLAMES [Ronove], LONESOME_BLUE [Face the Fear], ANGRY FROG REBIRTH [2Step Syndrome], SILENTLY SHOOTING TRAITORS [Manipulate], ALDIOUS [Dominator], EAST OF EDEN [Evolve], TRiDENT [Ambivalent, Spoopy], KOKESHI [Fetal Sea], BRIDEAR [Light in the Dark, Brave New World Revisited, Ignite], 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], MARDELAS [G-Metal], FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS [Tear Down], MERGINGMOON [Greyen], ROTTENGRAFFTY [Hallelujah, Playback], JILUKA [Mephisto, Overkill, Venom, Lluvia], BROKEN BY THE SCREAM [Emotion Cross-Counter], FATE GEAR [Unbreakable Wings], LYNCH [Devil], GACHARIC SPIN [Mindset], DIR EN GREY [Ningen wo Kaburu], X JAPAN [Kurenai], DAZZLE VISION [Second], DEVILOOF [Torture] _(Deathcore Band),_ JUPITER [My Enemy], SEIKIMA-II [Fire After Fire], NOKUTO [Life of Desire], GALNERYUS [Angel of Salvation], SAISEIGA [Ride On], BLOOD STAIN CHILD [Del-Sol], IRONBUNNY [23], NEMOPHILA [Rise, Hypnosis], DADAROMA [Lucid Dream], PaleNeØ [aLiVE], Takayoshi Ohmura [THE CATACLYSM], HANABIE [We Love Sweets, Be the GAL], ZEILE [Deathside], A CROWD OF REBELLION [Re:Create of the Re:d], PALEDUSK [Area PD], POLKADOT STINGRAY [any song], MUTANT MONSTERS [Abnormal], BLACKLAB [Insanity], ASTERISM [Fiction, Rising Moon, Unravel, or 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, Kimarigoto], THE ORAL CIGARETTES [Frenzy Hey Kids!!], GIRUGAMESH [Drain], LiLiHoLi [From Darkness to Light], THE DEVIL’S KILLING MERRY-GO-ROUND [Diabolos], OTOBOKE BEAVER [Don't Light My Fire, Love is Short], GLIM SPANKY [Breaking Down Blues, Fighter], and many many more...
Nice reaction! Love this band and everything about them. I would also recommend you listen to REIWA Dating Apps Generation. The drumming on that is WILD, it got some nice heavy guitar riffs and it shows Hanabie can do it all! Been listening to japanese metal on and off for while. Really got into it when Babymetal had a concert in Norway last winter. And then I was at a Hanabie concert just a week ago. It's been a ride and it's all been SO GOOD!!
Then you will be interested to know that Crystal Lake drummer Gako Taura was the producer of the first album of this group, and helped them record in his studio. Now they have already been signed by the Sony Music label, and they are on tour in Europe and the USA. There is an interview with them from Fox News
- There are various types of songs on the album, some of them are heavy mixed music featuring rap, while "Sunrise Miso Soup," "Sentimental Heroine," and "Invisible Wall" have a good hook with a hardcore-like running part. Is "speed" an important element for you? - Matsuri：Yes. I don't think too many songs are too fast, but most of the songs have a tempo (BPM) of 160 to 200. Maybe it is because I was a punk fan, but I wanted to create songs with a line that would raise everyone's spirits... If you look up the tempo of hit songs in this genre and the tempo that people find comfortable when listening to them while running, you will find many articles about that kind of music. I make songs while researching such things and thinking that it would be nice to have a song with a BPM of over 200. - When writing songs, are you more of a calculating type of music maker rather than a sensual type? - Matsuri: Yeah, I think that might be the case now. At the very beginning, I could only make songs with my senses, but from around the time of "Otome Reform" onward, I started to think a lot.
Saw them in concert, in Atlanta, last year, so freaking awesome and harder in person! And if you get a chance they also do a cover of the song "Believer" by Imagine Dragons. I believe it's a better version. Nemophila - Zen Undead Corporation - Sinner Saiseiga - Jumble
If you like Hanabie, a couple of other Japanese metalcore bands to check out are Paledusk and Ailifdopa. Possibly even more insanely eclectic than Hanabie. Each band has a distinct sound.
With Hanabie you have found the best all-female metal band from Japan at the moment. It doesn't really matter which song you continue with, Hanabie don't have a single boring song and they are all very different from each other, so it never gets boring with this band. But if you want to see how the band started, then first watch the MV of Time Out (not on the official channel, but on MichealPon channel), which, according to our information, they filmed for a talent competition during their school days. The first official music video after winning the talent competition was for the song Envy. Otherwise, the early song L.C.G (great MV) is one of our all-time favorite songs and it is the first song that is really Harajukucore and not (normal) metalcore.
Japanese metal is awesome - its almost the only music I listen to these days. I love Hanabie - they are my second favourite band right now. But if you are checking out Japanese metal, and especially if you like the classic metal sound from the 80s and 90s, then you absolutely must check out LOVEBITES. They are without question the most musically talented metal band to appear in the last 20 years. In terms of pure musicianship, they are on par with Dream Theater and Symphony-X. Just last week, they appeared on Mainstage 1 at the Hellfest festival in France, along with Avenged Sevenfold, Megadeth, Machine Head, Polyphia, Fear Factory, Metallica, Extreme and Foo Fighters and others. They are touring the US in September.
Hanabie are just brilliant. Together with Nemophila and Maximum The Hormone the best that Japanese metal has to offer. Please be sure to stick with it, Hanabie's songs are all so different that you are guaranteed to never get bored. If you want to hear an older song with lots of tempo and style changes I can recommend L.C.G and if you want to hear their Wall Of Death song, which also features Chika on the drums for the first time, check out the Tousou (Run Away) music video .
Lovebites is my favorite metal japanese band but Hanabie is a close second , Nemophila and Band Maid are more hard rock but both in third place ... all 4 bands are top in what they do
Great reaction. Anyway, can i request your reaction to superb band from japan? The band is call "Lovebites" They all The Beautiful Queens Metal band right now in the earth. They are really really World class musicians. Phenomenal. And they have a lot die hard fans too. The song is "Set the world on fire" Hope you check out, and can enjoy it too. Big thanks🙏
Gungire- rotten vegetable Dragdown - ケムリ-Kemuri- (Official Video) Unlucky Morpheus「Unending Sorceress」 Judging by what you like about Hanabie; these three are a must
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So many great Japanese metal bands out there right now, but for me, Hanabie is the cream of the crop. These girls rule.
My Ad Hd loves Hanabie
@@Gameofgnomes one of my favorites that not many talk about is Fate Gear
@@Gameofgnomes Fate gear's singer Nana is also in a death metal band called Gungire
@@Gameofgnomes check out rotten vegetable by Gungire
I saw these ladies live the other day and they were amazing. Wall of death, circle pits, crowd surfing, crowd interactions on level 11 and the band eating Swedish sweets on stage! The best metal concert I've seen in a long long time!
Stockholm representing, hell yeah! Never thought I'd see a moshpit that small or them learning some Swedish :p
Yes, it was similar in Germany. I've never seen such a likeable band. Hettsu drank German beer on stage (and gave some to Yukina) and then sang a German drinking song.
@@TobiBlack1001 They were super cool on stage, seems like genuine friendly ladies. Hettsu for sure is the drinker
It has already been mentioned in the comments but Gaku Taura (CL drummer) pretty much scouted them. He produced and offered to record their first mini album in his studio. He is one of their mentors and has been credited as a drum director in their first full length album which this is from "Girls Reform Manifest". Amazing band. Great humans. I really like metalcore so this band struck all the right notes for me. I hope you check out more !
The drummer of Crystal Lake mixes and produced Hanabie’s first two albums.
Japanese metal is the best metal nowadays. Hanabie are fantastic. Yukina is an incredible vocalist and a ball of energy. Matsuri writes some incredible songs and killer guitar riffs. Her clean vocals are outstanding. For more Hanabie try Otaku lovely densetsu.
Since you like harsh vocals try Nemophila’s song Dissension (Japanese mv).
I wake up and thank the music gods for this band every single fucking day! It's a true blessing to have Hanabie exist and be as ridiculously flawless as they are. There are many great metal, punk & hardcore bands, Japanese and otherwise, but these guys have no equal. I can absolutely understand that it is not for everyone, hell many people will hate this what with all the anime vocals, random-ass genre flips, and their "we don't give a fuck, we do what we want" approach, but for those for whom it all clicks... It's pure magic! "Wanna try my magic? Try it!! Saaaah!!!" Hanabie, Tales of Villain, 2023 ;)
Go down the Hanabie rabbithole, bro. No matter which song you go with, you will not be disappointed! Their live videos are also impressive as hell too.
Welcome to Harajuku-core!!!
I was at their stockholm show few days ago and it was fuckin brutal. Soaked in sweat and constant headbanging!
Was at their concert in Stockholm. These ladies can party. Yukina, the singer, ate the famous Swedish salted liqorice Djungelvrål before We love Sweets. Her growls went better after that! ;-)
Right before that fkn pit opened up :P
I love Hanabie, can't wait to see them again in a few months in Australia
Just getting into Japanese metal? Welcome to the ride of your life.
Hanabie never disappoints
The primary music composer is the guitarist/clean vocalist Matsuri...and she's a damn genius. Over and over again, she mashes up multiple genre influences, tempo and time signature changes, all-over-the-map instrumentation, and her signature killer riffs so excessively that it SHOULD be an unlistenable mess. Instead, every single song just flat works. They have no weak tracks. Not. One.
Thanks to Maximum The Hormone, it's their biggest influence after all. Also Gaku Taura for found them at high school competition, he also help them produced and aranged music with Matsuri. Without him maybe hanabie ends up just being "high school project" bands.
The struggle is real my friend, I've reacted to alot of Hanabie and even my community have been correcting me on how to pronounce the bands name correctly in all my videos on them 🤣 so after watching your video I can happily say I know how to say it right from now on 🙌
The song was produced and arranged by the drummer from Crystal Lake.
What?! 🤣 I knew I heard something
@@HeadbangHarbor he's not the original drummer for Crystal Lake and he was Hanabie's producer first.
They have a lot of musical influences. Maximum the Hormone the most. Babymetal. Vocaloid music. Hanabie introduced me to Vocaloid.
I didn't know that specifically, but Gaku Taura (Crystal Lake drummer) is their mentor and has played on occasion for them when they were in between drummers.
@Ningishzida I think he met them at a highschool band competition. Their original drummer quit. They had a replacement drummer I've seen the video. People say that is him and it was how he met them but I dunno if that is true.
@@Dragon-Believer Original drummer formed the MTH cover band with them in middle school...Kaede I think her name was. She quit to prepare for exams, and they had a couple guy drummers through the years who were never officially part of the band, from my understanding, before Sae joined...you'll see 2 different male drummers in older videos and live performances. I know I saw Gaku playing for them last year, after Sae left, at least 1 show. But I never actually heard HOW he met them, other than they are all in Tokyo in the metal scene.
🤘🇺🇦❤️ Hanabie
I get to see them live in September and I'm stoked. Caught the last 2 songs of their set last year at Louder Than Life, so I'm glad that I can get the full experience this go around.
Hanabie is awesome you should probably check out Band Maid as well not metal but very aggressive! 🍺😁🤘🏻
It is perhaps no coincidence that their sound reminds you a bit of Crystal Lake. Crystal Lake's drummer is Hanabie's producer!
Someone else just said that and it makes so much sense now 🤣
If you're really gonna dive deeper into Japamese mteal/rock you need to start with Lovebites, Nemophila and Band-Maid. More Hanabie as well. The music scene in Japan is currently the best in the world.
The song is about the addiction to sweets.
Hanabie will be one of the two support bands for the band Jinjer on a North America tour this September and October. I will be seeing them in San Antonio. If you don't know Jinjer, you need to change that quick. I discovered Jinjer in 2019 when I saw the music video for the song Teacher, Teacher! - ua-cam.com/video/oRkRwL0vjOg/v-deo.html
JINJER may or may not be on the channel... very soon 😉
@@HeadbangHarbor You now have me on the edge of my seat. You will need to hold on to your seat when (if???) you watch them.
🤘🤘🤘🔥Hanabie 🔥🤘🤘🤘
What interests me is that the lyrics is virtually similar to that of BABYMETAL's "Gimme Chocolate". The most bestial growl of hers can be heard in "TOUSOU".
Yukina is a 4' 10" vocal powerhouse!
Great band. I do love this song. It is not their best by a long way, IMO, but it is the one that has seemed to be the gateway for most new fans for the last couple of years or so.
I'd recommend Nemophila as your next female Japanese metal band. Any of the live videos from the last year or so, or their MVs for 'Revive', 'Raitei', 'Adabana' or 'Rise'.
Nemophila and Hanabie are probably the only two bands whose entire recorded catalogue is, to me a joy to listen to right down to the last song.
Eventually you'll get to the peak metal insanity of Maximum the Hormone, but you may need a little more preparation before tackling them.
Lets make that list impossible :)
Japanese women / women fronted / women containing metal / rock / punk bands;
- Lovebites - The Hammer Of Wrath live
- Broken By The Scream - Sayonara Birthday mv
- Maximum The Hormone - 予襲復讐(Hanabie started as a Maximum The Hormone cover band)
- Band-Maid - Domination live (their drummer was inspired to drum due to the drummer of Maximum The Hormone)
- Aldious - We Are mv
- Fate Gear - Battle Against Justice mv
- Passcode - Taking You Out mv
- Nemophila - Zen live (already on your radar, drummer was inspired to drum by Maximum The Hormones drummer, again!)
- Mellows - Closet mv
- Destrose - Maze live
- Otoboke Beaver - Don't Light My Fire mv
- Bridear - Still Burning mv
- Gacharic Spin - I Wish I mv
- Kosame - Cord mv
- Mardelas - Patriot Anthem mv
- Koiai - A New Picture live
- Unlucky Morpheus - Angreifer live
- Ladybaby - Nippon Manju mv
- I's -きるみーべびぃ (lead singer is Ano from the suggestion below)
- Show Ya - Fairy live dvd version
honourable mentions because not really metal / rock exactly, but great
- Atarashii Gakko - Night Before The Exam single take performance
- Ano - 猫吐極楽音頭 mv
And a few all male Japanese Metal bands;
- Jiluka - BLVCK mv
- RYUJIN - Gekokujo mv
- NINGEN ISU - Heartless Scat mv
- Lyrica - Strange Rabbit mv
Good luck!
absolutly take this !!! all of this is amazing !!
you forgot:
Nocturnal Bloodlust - Cremation
Deviloof - GouZinzanGoku
Dexcore - Savior
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], BABYMETAL [All their songs, because they are all different], MAXIMUM THE HORMONE [Yoshu Fukushu], DEXCORE [Earthworm], CROSSFAITH [Catastrophe, Zero], SiM [Killing Me], NINGEN ISU [Heartless Scat], ADO [Unravel (LIVE)], UNLUCKY MORPHEUS [Black Pentagram], YOUSEI TEIKOKU [Astral Dogma, Patriot Anthem (Live)] and their other band: DenKare [Detonator], COLDRAIN [Die Tomorrow], CRYSTAL LAKE [The Circle], GIVEN BY THE FLAMES [Ronove], LONESOME_BLUE [Face the Fear], ANGRY FROG REBIRTH [2Step Syndrome], SILENTLY SHOOTING TRAITORS [Manipulate], ALDIOUS [Dominator], EAST OF EDEN [Evolve], TRiDENT [Ambivalent, Spoopy], KOKESHI [Fetal Sea], BRIDEAR [Light in the Dark, Brave New World Revisited, Ignite], 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], MARDELAS [G-Metal], FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS [Tear Down], MERGINGMOON [Greyen], ROTTENGRAFFTY [Hallelujah, Playback], JILUKA [Mephisto, Overkill, Venom, Lluvia], BROKEN BY THE SCREAM [Emotion Cross-Counter], FATE GEAR [Unbreakable Wings], LYNCH [Devil], GACHARIC SPIN [Mindset], DIR EN GREY [Ningen wo Kaburu], X JAPAN [Kurenai], DAZZLE VISION [Second], DEVILOOF [Torture] _(Deathcore Band),_ JUPITER [My Enemy], SEIKIMA-II [Fire After Fire], NOKUTO [Life of Desire], GALNERYUS [Angel of Salvation], SAISEIGA [Ride On], BLOOD STAIN CHILD [Del-Sol], IRONBUNNY [23], NEMOPHILA [Rise, Hypnosis], DADAROMA [Lucid Dream], PaleNeØ [aLiVE], Takayoshi Ohmura [THE CATACLYSM], HANABIE [We Love Sweets, Be the GAL], ZEILE [Deathside], A CROWD OF REBELLION [Re:Create of the Re:d], PALEDUSK [Area PD], POLKADOT STINGRAY [any song], MUTANT MONSTERS [Abnormal], BLACKLAB [Insanity], ASTERISM [Fiction, Rising Moon, Unravel, or 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, Kimarigoto], THE ORAL CIGARETTES [Frenzy Hey Kids!!], GIRUGAMESH [Drain], LiLiHoLi [From Darkness to Light], THE DEVIL’S KILLING MERRY-GO-ROUND [Diabolos], OTOBOKE BEAVER [Don't Light My Fire, Love is Short], GLIM SPANKY [Breaking Down Blues, Fighter], and many many more...
Nice reaction! Love this band and everything about them.
I would also recommend you listen to REIWA Dating Apps Generation. The drumming on that is WILD, it got some nice heavy guitar riffs and it shows Hanabie can do it all!
Been listening to japanese metal on and off for while. Really got into it when Babymetal had a concert in Norway last winter. And then I was at a Hanabie concert just a week ago. It's been a ride and it's all been SO GOOD!!
Just pick any Hanabie song next, they don't have any bad ones. Props on getting the name right 🤘
I don't think it's a big deal. Have you seen what Japanese do to English? Daijobu.
Then you will be interested to know that Crystal Lake drummer Gako Taura was the producer of the first album of this group, and helped them record in his studio. Now they have already been signed by the Sony Music label, and they are on tour in Europe and the USA. There is an interview with them from Fox News
I am not sure if they have been suggested yet but if you want something with a similar sound to Hanabie try the female fronted band Saiseiga.
I haven't seen that suggested yet! Tyty ✊
Yukina Lead singer of HANABIE got the Nickname by their US FANS is Chaos Golbin. I like it 😂👍💪🇯🇵🎤
- There are various types of songs on the album, some of them are heavy mixed music featuring rap, while "Sunrise Miso Soup," "Sentimental Heroine," and "Invisible Wall" have a good hook with a hardcore-like running part. Is "speed" an important element for you?
- Matsuri：Yes. I don't think too many songs are too fast, but most of the songs have a tempo (BPM) of 160 to 200. Maybe it is because I was a punk fan, but I wanted to create songs with a line that would raise everyone's spirits... If you look up the tempo of hit songs in this genre and the tempo that people find comfortable when listening to them while running, you will find many articles about that kind of music. I make songs while researching such things and thinking that it would be nice to have a song with a BPM of over 200.
- When writing songs, are you more of a calculating type of music maker rather than a sensual type?
- Matsuri: Yeah, I think that might be the case now. At the very beginning, I could only make songs with my senses, but from around the time of "Otome Reform" onward, I started to think a lot.
Saw them in concert, in Atlanta, last year, so freaking awesome and harder in person! And if you get a chance they also do a cover of the song "Believer" by Imagine Dragons. I believe it's a better version.
Nemophila - Zen
Undead Corporation - Sinner
Saiseiga - Jumble
If you like Hanabie, a couple of other Japanese metalcore bands to check out are Paledusk and Ailifdopa. Possibly even more insanely eclectic than Hanabie. Each band has a distinct sound.
MergingMoon - Greyen (live clip official)
BlackLab - Abyss Woods (music video)
Nemophila - Oiran (live)
Hanabie makes Slayer sound like Taylor Swift.
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With Hanabie you have found the best all-female metal band from Japan at the moment. It doesn't really matter which song you continue with, Hanabie don't have a single boring song and they are all very different from each other, so it never gets boring with this band. But if you want to see how the band started, then first watch the MV of Time Out (not on the official channel, but on MichealPon
channel), which, according to our information, they filmed for a talent competition during their school days. The first official music video after winning the talent competition was for the song Envy. Otherwise, the early song L.C.G (great MV) is one of our all-time favorite songs and it is the first song that is really Harajukucore and not (normal) metalcore.
Their fan club uses the miss-pronunciation. “HANA-BEE”. So they have fun with the name.
Not Metal, just the best hard rock band on the planet. Band-Maid. Start with Shambles OMV. 🕊️
Bruh..
The ENGLISH lyrics is actually in their description.
Thank you for reaction! 🤘🏻
Yeah, I read them in the video. Thanks for watching! ✊🏻
yeah, some of their video /lyrics subtitle usually appears in the description.
Japanese metal is awesome - its almost the only music I listen to these days. I love Hanabie - they are my second favourite band right now. But if you are checking out Japanese metal, and especially if you like the classic metal sound from the 80s and 90s, then you absolutely must check out LOVEBITES. They are without question the most musically talented metal band to appear in the last 20 years. In terms of pure musicianship, they are on par with Dream Theater and Symphony-X. Just last week, they appeared on Mainstage 1 at the Hellfest festival in France, along with Avenged Sevenfold, Megadeth, Machine Head, Polyphia, Fear Factory, Metallica, Extreme and Foo Fighters and others. They are touring the US in September.
try Maximum the Hormone
Hanabie are just brilliant. Together with Nemophila and Maximum The Hormone the best that Japanese metal has to offer. Please be sure to stick with it, Hanabie's songs are all so different that you are guaranteed to never get bored. If you want to hear an older song with lots of tempo and style changes I can recommend L.C.G and if you want to hear their Wall Of Death song, which also features Chika on the drums for the first time, check out the Tousou (Run Away) music video .
Lovebites is my favorite metal japanese band but Hanabie is a close second , Nemophila and Band Maid are more hard rock but both in third place ... all 4 bands are top in what they do
Um, what? So if Nemophila is hard rock instead of metal, then Lovebites is soft rock.
Great reaction. Anyway, can i request your reaction to superb band from japan?
The band is call "Lovebites"
They all The Beautiful Queens Metal band right now in the earth.
They are really really World class musicians. Phenomenal.
And they have a lot die hard fans too.
The song is "Set the world on fire"
Hope you check out, and can enjoy it too. Big thanks🙏
Gungire- rotten vegetable
Dragdown - ケムリ-Kemuri- (Official Video)
Unlucky Morpheus「Unending Sorceress」
Judging by what you like about Hanabie; these three are a must