Linked Horizon
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Linked Horizon

Linked Horizon is a band built around composer and lyricist Revo, known for its orchestral rock sound tied to anime. Their debut album 'Linked Horizon' came...

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Linked Horizon is a band built around composer and lyricist Revo, known for its orchestral rock sound tied to anime. Their debut album 'Linked Horizon' came out in 2010, and they've since become closely associated with the series 'Attack on Titan'. Songs like 'Guren No Yumiya' and 'Shinzou wo Sasageyo!' serve as opening themes for the show, blending symphonic elements with driving metal to match its epic scale.

Their work often features large choruses and dramatic arrangements, as heard in tracks such as 'Shoukei To Shikabane No Michi' and 'Akatsuki No Requiem'. While they've performed with orchestras like the Tokyo Philharmonic, the music stays focused on narrative-driven compositions that fit the stories they accompany. The band's output includes albums like 'Linked Horizon II' and 'Shingeki no Kiseki', which continue this style without straying far from its roots.

Linked Horizon's appeal lies in how directly their music connects to the visuals and themes of the anime they score. It's less about standalone hits and more about creating a cohesive atmosphere, whether through the urgency of 'Jiyuu No Tsubasa' or the anthemic quality of their better-known songs. This approach has made them a reliable presence in anime soundtracks, where their sound is immediately recognizable.

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