Metronome
Metronome formed in 2007 with Anna on vocals, Kentaro on guitar, Hiroki on bass, and Tatsuya on drums. Their debut album 'Nicoroningen' came out in 2009,...
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Metronome formed in 2007 with Anna on vocals, Kentaro on guitar, Hiroki on bass, and Tatsuya on drums. Their debut album 'Nicoroningen' came out in 2009, featuring the track 'Sekai Wa Minna Boku No Teki' that got attention for its mix of aggressive lyrics and catchy melodies.
That song's themes of disillusionment and alienation connected with some listeners while making others uncomfortable. The band kept releasing music through the early 2010s, including albums like 'Kono Yo no Hate de' in 2011 and 'Anarchy in the Y.K.' in 2013.
Their catalog includes songs like 'Ame,' 'Aoi Tori,' 'Aquarium,' and 'Arigato' alongside their more well-known track. The music pulls from rock and punk with some electronic touches, built around Anna's distinctive vocal style and Kentaro's guitar work.
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