Myth & Roid
Myth & Roid started in 2013, led by producer Tom-H@ck and vocalist Mayu. They've worked on anime soundtracks for series like Overlord, Re:Zero, and...
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Myth & Roid started in 2013, led by producer Tom-H@ck and vocalist Mayu. They've worked on anime soundtracks for series like Overlord, Re:Zero, and Hinamatsuri, which is where most people have heard their music.
Songs like Voracity and Styx Helix show their mix of electronic and rock sounds, with Mayu's voice handling everything from quiet moments to big, driving choruses. They don't stick to one genre, which has drawn some criticism but also a dedicated following.
Their tracks often serve as openings or endings for anime, fitting the mood of shows without getting in the way. Other notable songs include Jingo Jungle and Paradisus Paradoxum, which keep that same energetic, layered style.
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