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Kawaii Monster
Kawaii Monster started in the early 2010s as a project between AJ and Meg. Their first EP, 'Monster in the Closet,' came out in 2013, followed by a...
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It’s All Just a Dream
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Shiver
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The Last Ride
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The Violet Flame
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From Heaven to Hell
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It’s a Sunny Place For Shady People
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Sleeping With Demons (feat. Voxout)
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I Am With You
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Obscure
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Total Nightmare
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Rage Against The Dying Light (feat. Sammie Beare)
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Dead Inside
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Finding Blessings In Dark Places
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Poison Love
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Dear Best Friend (feat. Sammie Beare)
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Kawaii Monster started in the early 2010s as a project between AJ and Meg. Their first EP, 'Monster in the Closet,' came out in 2013, followed by a self-titled album the next year. The music mixed pop, rock, and electronic elements with lyrics that often felt confessional and a little offbeat.
In 2015, they had a viral hit with 'Dear Best Friend (feat. Sammie Beare),' which led to their album 'Monster Mansion.' Songs like 'Shiver' and 'Sleeping With Demons (feat. Voxout)' continued in that vein, melodic but dealing with heavier themes around mental health and relationships. Their straightforward approach to those topics drew both listeners and some criticism.
They kept putting out music that didn't shy away from darker subjects, with tracks like 'Obscure' and 'The Last Ride' showing up in their catalog. The band's sound stayed rooted in that blend of accessible melodies and lyrics that felt personal, sometimes uncomfortably so.
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