AROMA , the title track from their most recent single, is a dark and romantic rock song. While most of the song is nothing outstanding, the bridge that comes in twice is very compelling.
The keyboard changes up and the new vocal melodies are a little higher and also accompanied by new synths. The lyrics card includes lyrics in Japanese and English, so fans can follow along with the words and understand them.
The translation is particularly useful for those areas where Miku is rapping quickly. On the DVD, the music videos are all perfect quality, and it is convenient to have all three together here. Those images alternate with them floating against a more realistic sky background as they reach for an ever evasive strawberry pillow. With a dark setting lit by candles, mostly black outfits and a burning black rose, the severe imagery fits the music. Particularly poignant is the image of Miku seriously contemplating the bride-less wedding gown beside him on the couch.
With seven of their newest songs, a lyrics card of romaji and English and three PVs, this release is quite a bargain for any An Cafe fan and is well worth the purchase. El cd fallido lo resubiremos lo antes posible. En relaccion al programa de descarga,lo sentimos mucho pero no cambiamos los link por que lleba demasiado tiempo y son demasiados archivos.
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A steady guitar buzz underneath it all serves to remind the audience -- and perhaps the band itself -- that it is still a rock unit, but the riffs are buried deep under piling solos, synths, and big choruses.
The million-dollar question is, however, if this mash-up of styles has a point, and here the answers may vary: on one hand, the band can catch the occasional good hook, and when it doesn't, it tries to compensate for this by pummeling the listener with a relentless rock assault. Still, the catchiness prevails, and that makes Harajuku Dance Rock a fun, if kitschy, ride.
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