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  1. Song Review: Koume – “Konoshinzonihanatabawo”

    In October 2026, Japanese singer Koume released “Konoshinzonihanatabawo,” which appears to translate to, “A Bouquet of Flowers for This Heart.” The song is being used as the opening theme for the second season of The Detective Is Already Dead anime.

    aeschtunes.com/2026/10/24/song

    #Music, #MusicReview, #Koume, #2020s, #2020sMusic, #JPop, #AeschTunes, #Anime, #TheDetectiveIsAlreadyDead

  2. Under The Radar – Versus

    Less than 1,000 monthly listeners. More than 1,000 reasons to listen.

    How did you come up with the bands name?

    It came from being ‘Vs the system’ but we figured short & sweet would work.

    Where are you from?

    Leeds,UK.

    What genre would you class your music as?

    Post Hardcore.

    For Fans Of?

    Dayseeker, System of a Down, Enter Shikari.

    Where can people connect with you?

    Check out their website! https://theofficialversus.com/

    What is your latest release?

    https://open.spotify.com/track/3qskAfN39gqYIE0mVpIDze?si=4a2ba2cd3c37482d

    This track explores the aftermath of a deeply toxic relationship, where prolonged gaslighting and manipulation suddenly become clear. That moment of clarity forces acceptance of the damage done, reshaping the entire mindset and driving the journey to confront the past, reclaim control, and move toward a more honest, self-defined future.

    What are the songs you would recommend to new listeners?

    https://open.spotify.com/track/5Svvl3XjtDKrSoP8KJCheP?si=ad3296915d154f96

    A straight forward, no messing around, high energy classic with all the beefy riffs your ears could need

    https://open.spotify.com/track/1WEdRBWxPaEIxGNHD5OUyg?si=687e460034494cbe

    A real juxtaposition of a song that shows the breadth of the band and how eclectic we can be. It seamlessly blends multiple genres and leaves you lingering for more.

    What is the song you’re most proud of as a band?

    https://open.spotify.com/track/3eYqWTPV0o0Mi7YGaFwfQ5?si=f9fac40eaa884b81

    This song came together really quickly, and at a particularly bad time. The band were starting to go through a busy period of gigs, in the throws of recording and production on the first album and still writing the last couple of tracks, so we were stretched thin. And this song just started coming to fruition literally a couple of hours before an important gig… and when creativity strike you’ve got to follow it. So it ended up feeling quite rushed when the bulk of it was being written and actually turned out to be one of our most complete and popular songs!

    When can we expect some new music?

    We are currently writing our second album for release in early 2027, with two standalone singles coming before the end of the year.

    Who would be your dream collaboration?

    Rou Reynolds and Enter Shikari would be high on the list. The energy and creativity that lives in the mans brain is nothing short of phenomenal.

    Rory Rodriguez and Dayseeker would be another – they’re nailing the dark ‘baddiecore’ vibe that seem to be the rage at the minute, and Rory is at the pinnacle of what a voice can do.

    Finally; Bring Me The Horizon – who wouldn’t want to a collab with that band right now. Those guys have single handedly re-written the rule book on what a live show can look like in the metal scene.

    All rights to the songs used on this post are retained by the band in question. This site claims no rights over them. All images were provided by the band.

    #Album #Blog #HardRock #Metal #Music #MusicReview #Photography #Review #rock #Writing
  3. Song Review: Kashitaro Ito – “Just before the Prelude ~for me&you~”

    In October 2026, Japanese artist Kashitaro Ito released “Just before the Prelude ~for me&you~,” which was used as the ending theme for My Happy Marriage Special Episode.

    aeschtunes.com/2026/10/26/song

    #Music, #MusicReview, #KashitaroIto, #2020s, #2020sMusic, #JPop, #AeschTunes, #Anime, #MyHappyMarriage

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