A day in the life being the first of our genre.

You know it's actually pretty difficult dealing with the repercussions every day of your life knowing that you have created a genre and music completely unique to anything that has ever come before it.

 Of course I'm talking about being the world's first hentai/rock act.  We're just so unique, and nobody has ever quite sounded exactly like us in the slightest.

 So how does somebody take that much power and use it responsibly? How does somebody not just completely fuck it all up in the first 5 minutes of being part of something that big that no one else is?

 The answer is:  You can't not fuck it up, so you have to take that dive even further in and see how badly you can intentionally make it even more fucked.

 We started with the idea of wanting to be a band that wrote and sing songs about anime. Quickly realizing that that idea had already been played out by several other notable acts in the industry, we had to do something else, and take it a little further. That's where the philosophy of fucking it up as much as possible comes from.

  It was our goal to have a really fun sound to start with, but then we decided we wanted to make the lyrics as uncomfortable and disgusting as possible. Something that you might hear and make you wanna dance but at the same time you get this really bad feeling because you know what you're listening to is absolutely wrong but you have an earworm that makes your body want to move back-and-forth.

 While some songs like "Ugly Bastard" are outright corrupt, we have other songs as well that are a little more along the lines of friendliness than what you would expect from that idea. Take for example are hit new single "Crazy 80's Themed Halloween Party (Tonight In Tokyo) (But Better)":  It's a song about Shibuya Halloween, an event that happens on Halloween every year in Japan. Really what it boils down to is just a song about wanting to have nasty sex with a dommy mommy goth girlfriend that we will never have.

 We also have the underlying tones of discovering your sexuality, as well as parental abuse and neglect in the song "Dad Took My Hentai Stash (Last Night)."

 But yeah, we're definitely a genre unlike any other and no one else has done anything like us before. We're really excited to see what else we can dish out later on. We already have one EP out, and we plan to release some new singles very soon. It's just a matter of time until we move out of the basement and into the universe.

 We can't wait to see how many people enjoy our music and come on this fantastic journey with us.