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DEVILOOF release ‘GAMUROU’ with Travis Worland as Keisuke joins Lorna Shore in Tokyo DEVILOOF released ‘GAMUROU’, their first single since signing to Universal Music Japan’s Virgin Music, on October 7th, with Enterprise Earth’s Travis Worland… DEVILOOF promise “heavier, faster, stranger” as they sign to Universal’s Virgin Music DEVILOOF have made their major-label switch and signed with Universal Music Japan, moving to the company’s Virgin Music label from Tokuma Japan… 
Paledusk return for first EU/UK headline tour in 2026 with Knosis Paledusk will return to Europe and the UK next spring with the What is Paledusk?? EU/UK TOUR 2026, their first full headline… 
DEXCORE bassist TO-RU passes away DEXCORE have announced that bassist TO-RU has died. The news was confirmed in a statement released by the band and their label… 
Survive Said The Prophet drop hard new single ‘Useless’ feat. Ryo Kinoshita from Knosis Survive Said The Prophet have just dropped their latest single ‘Useless’ featuring Ryo Kinoshita (Knosis), along with a music video. The track… 
DEVILOOF confirm Europe debut with 2025 tour ‘THE UNHOLY’ Extreme metal visual kei band DEVILOOF have announced their first-ever Europe tour. Titled THE UNHOLY, the run includes 8 headline dates and… Interviews & Features
The 11 best Japanese metal songs of 2025 Across metalcore, deathcore, extreme metal, and whatever you want to call what Paledusk are doing, Japanese heavy bands have been breaking new… 
Top 10 Japanese artists to watch in 2024 In 2023, Japan experienced its first fully active year since the pandemic—marked by a massive influx of tourism, monumental concerts, and a… Live Reports
Paledusk and Knosis live in London: Two of Japan’s loudest exports tear up The Dome Paledusk’s last London appearance was at The O2, opening for ONE OK ROCK in front of thousands. Seven months on, the Fukuoka… 
DEVILOOF live in London: A brutal European debut finally realised As DEVILOOF walked on, frontman Keisuke immediately called for a wall of death before ‘GouZinZanGoku’ even got properly underway. The room split,… 