Mary's Blood
Mary's Blood is a Japanese metal band that formed with Saki on vocals, Rio on guitar, Satoko on bass, and Misa on drums. Their debut album 'Scarred' came out...
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Mary's Blood is a Japanese metal band that formed with Saki on vocals, Rio on guitar, Satoko on bass, and Misa on drums. Their debut album 'Scarred' came out in 2015, followed by 'Bloody Fate' in 2017 and 'Fate' in 2019. They released 'Revenant' in 2021.
Their song 'Blood' has become something of an anthem for the band. Other tracks like 'Black Cat' and 'Marionette' show their approach to heavy metal with melodic elements woven through the aggression.
As an all-female band in a genre often dominated by men, they faced some initial skepticism in the Japanese metal scene. They've built a following through touring and recording, working within the practical realities of being a Japanese band reaching international audiences.
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