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Sorry, I'm not sure. It does sound a bit like Rakuen but I don't think it is.

I'll let you know if I find out.
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Dont worry, I found out the artist ^_^ It was High and Mighty colors with a new special single just for that trailer, but I managed to get hold of it :D

(Also managed to get hold of that game :wink: )
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If anyone's interested, Polysics are a great band to see live and they tour both the UK and the US.

So, if you're into synth/punk or anything a tad on the crazy side, keep your eyes open!
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Well, I've only just begun to really get into Dir En Grey. Still, they're a tad too "metallic" for me. Anyone know anything softer, more indie/punk sounding?
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Hmmm... I not that keen on Dir En Grey either. A bit too heavy for me. But if you're after punk then Polysics might be worth a try. Put them in youtube and try out a few of their vids if you're interested. As I said earlier, they tour all over the place too.

I'll let you know if I think of anything else.

And on a completely different note... I can't believe you're going to Japan! I'm so jealous... :( I'd love to hear about it though!
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OniRuroKen wrote:Well, I've only just begun to really get into Dir En Grey. Still, they're a tad too "metallic" for me. Anyone know anything softer, more indie/punk sounding?
Dir en Grey is pretty good. Try X-Japan or Malice Maizer instead if you don't like them :/
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I really like The Indigo. I heard their music on Ai Yori Yoshi and saw them on AX!
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Who's number one in Japan at the moment? Anyone know? I'm guessing it's probably KAT-TUN with Signal but I just wanted to check...
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thats a good question but right now i think that its Ayumi Hamasaki
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