HER NAME IN BLOOD

Tokyo, Japan-based Her Name In Blood is a metalcore/deathcore band. Among their most popular songs are "LAST DAY," "POWER," "BAKEMONO," "LET IT DIE," "ONE REASON," "From The Ashes," "Tao Chu Shen Hai Yang," "We Refuse - 2019 Version," "KATANA," and "SAVIOR."

Due to its powerful vocals and loud chords, "LAST DAY" stands out as a notable track. The song is a favorite among fans because the lyrics express a sense of urgency and desperation. Another well-liked song by the group, "POWER," demonstrates how well it can combine ferocious metalcore with catchy choruses. The song is a fan favorite during live performances because of its unforgettable breaks.

Japanese lyrics are featured in "BAKEMONO" and "Tao Chu Shen Hai Yang," both of which give the band's music a distinctive touch. In contrast to "Tao Chu Shen Hai Yang," which is slower and more ambient but builds to a powerful climax, "BAKEMONO" is a fast-paced song with a catchy chorus. The more conventional metalcore sounds of "LET IT DIE" and "ONE REASON" both feature crushing breakdowns and soaring clean vocals.

Both "We Refuse - 2019 Version" and "From The Ashes" are re-recorded versions of earlier Her Name In Blood songs. The production and sound of "From The Ashes" have been upgraded, and the song "We Refuse - 2019 Version" has been updated to include spoken-word and electronic components. Both "KATANA" and "SAVIOR" include catchy guitar riffs and ferocious vocals, rounding out the band's impressive record.

In general, Her Name In Blood's music is distinguished by powerful riffs, forceful vocals, and catchy choruses. They have a devoted following both in Japan and abroad because to their ability to combine various metalcore and deathcore components.

With their most recent albums, the Japanese metalcore band Her Name In Blood has been on a tear. They have a number of strong songs on their 2019 album "Bloodline," including the tension "DARKSIDE" and the anthem "PARASITE." The album is a must-listen for aficionados of the genre because it has the band's distinctive fusion of powerful riffs and catchy choruses.

The group has released singles that are equally as remarkable as its album. Reworking their 2014 song, "We Refuse (2019 Version)" has a darker, more industrial feel. With its fierce vocals and pounding beats, "Her Name In Blood" is a powerful song. Meanwhile, the 2018 song "MASK" makes a strong statement against the masks that we all wear in society.

Overall, Her Name In Blood keeps demonstrating why they are a major player in the metalcore genre. Their songs perfectly balance aggression and melody, demonstrating their talent and diversity. They challenge the limits of the genre with each release and make their mark on the music industry.

Tokyo-based Metal/Metalcore band HER NAME IN BLOOD has had the honor of playing some of the most famous festivals and venues all over the world. One of their most memorable performances took place at Summer Sonic Tokyo, the biggest rock festival in Japan, when they performed alongside legends like Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Offspring. This performance assisted the band in building a sizable fan base and solidifying their position as a major player in the Japanese music industry.

Another noteworthy appearance by HER NAME IN BLOOD came at the Philippines-based PULP Summer Slam, the largest metal festival in Southeast Asia. The crowd was left wanting more after the band's exhilarating performance. They became a crowd favorite and amassed a sizable fan base in the Philippines because to their potent music and captivating stage persona.

HER NAME IN BLOOD has performed at a number of other locations throughout Japan in addition to these events, including the Shibuya O-East and Ebisu Liquidroom, two of Tokyo's most recognizable music venues. They have a devoted fan base not just in Japan but all across the world because to their strong performances and distinctive sound.

In conclusion, some of HER NAME IN BLOOD's most significant contributions to the metal and metalcore genre have come through their appearances at Summer Sonic Tokyo and PULP Summer Slam. They have amassed a sizable fan base in Japan and Southeast Asia thanks to their electrifying live shows, and all over the world thanks to their distinctive sound.

Her Name in Blood has worked with a number of musicians to produce music that is well-liked by listeners all across the world. "Tao Chu Shen Hai Yang" with Flesh Juicer and "Last Day - KSUKE Remix" with KSUKE are two of their most significant joint efforts.

"Tao Chu Shen Hai Yang" exemplifies the blending of metal and punk music genres, with Flesh Juicer's own approach giving the song a novel dimension. Metalcore music's trademark powerful guitar riffs and growling vocals are present in the song. The song's inclusion by Flesh Juicer has assisted Her Name in Blood in gaining fans outside of their immediate area.

Her Name in Blood's work with KSUKE on "Last Day - KSUKE Remix" demonstrates how versatile their music is. KSUKE's contribution to the song gave the Metalcore/Deathcore subgenre a techno twist, which appealed to fans all over the world. The remix has grown in popularity with the audience and has assisted the band in being known in the EDM scene.

Together with Flesh Juicer and KSUKE, Her Name in Blood has been able to make music that is more accessible to a larger audience. The band's ability to explore with various sounds while maintaining its Metalcore/Deathcore roots is demonstrated by these partnerships.