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With this, his first original album, guitarist Jinya reveals himself to be one of Japanese metal's best kept secrets.
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WagakkiBand make the successful leap to original material with an album more varied and less hyperactive than their first.
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A precise presentation of authentic Akihabara pop and otaku culture to the world.
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Pop-metal trio LADYBABY make their mark with this ode to Japanese pop and consumerism.
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Thrills and chills abound in the band's masterful new album.
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Fuki and ANZA light up this compilation that couldn’t have come soon enough for Dragon Guardian’s international fans.
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mouse on the keys gives us their dark jazz take on philosophy.
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With this polished debut album, singer-songwriter Haruka proves breezy pop-rock can have just as much emotional depth as sentimental ballads.
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Electropop ballet group Color Pointe puts out a mini-album full of feel-good vibes and auditory goodness.
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Everything you might have expected from MUCC and more!
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While Japan is able to discover the debut single of the new promising talent Sakina, the US can explore an album instead.
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More than four weeks among the top 10 of the Japanese DVD and Blu-ray charts aroused our interest in the release.
