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Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Cast

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Cast

Japanese electronicore band

Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas
Also known as FALILV
Origin Kobe, Nippon
Genres
Years active 2008–nowadays
Labels
Website lasvegas-jp.com
Members
  • Minami
  • Taiki
  • Tomonori
  • So
  • Tetsuya
By members
  • Mashu
  • Sxun
  • Kei

Fearfulness, and Loathing in Las Vegas (sic) (フィアー·アンド·ロージング·イン·ラスベガス) is a Japanese electronicore ring from Kobe that was formed in summertime 2008. [1] The band currently consists of vocalist So, keyboardist Minami, guitarist Taiki, drummer Tomonori, and bassist Tetsuya. They are all-time known for their heavy use of vocoder and synthesizer composite with emo/metalcore music and rave beats. [ii] [3]

History [ edit ]

Founded in 2008 summer, the band was originally formed by members of the bands Catastrophe for a Showtime and Blank Time. A year after, afterwards an extensive search, So (former member of Bombreligion) joined as the sixth member. [iv]

In 2010, PAC started using their song "Evolution (Inbound the New World)" as his theme music when wrestling in Dragon Gate. [5]

In 2011, the song "Bound Effectually" from the band's EP Nextreme was selected to appear in the video game Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 (in Asia: World Soccer: Winning Xi 2012) as the quaternary track. [vi] The vocal "Chase the Light!" was used as the opening theme for Gyakkyō Burai Kaiji: Hakairoku-hen (逆境無頼カイジ 破戒録篇 lit. Suffering Outcast Kaiji: Bohemian Arc). In late 2011, the band'south song "Only Awake" was featured equally the endmost vocal in the Hunter × Hunter reboot anime; as a single it was released later on in 2012. [seven] [8]

On 22 June 2012, the band appear that they volition exist releasing their second studio album on 8 August, titled All That We Have Now , with a tour in September. [nine]

In Apr 2013, the band announced the release of their kickoff DVD, called The Animals in Screen, scheduled to be out on 26 June. [ten] On 26 Oct, they announced a new single, "Rave-upwards Tonight", expected to be released on 15 January 2014, which is to exist the theme vocal for Gundam Extreme VS. Maxi Boost . [xi] [12] [xiii] In September 2013, the founding bassist Mashu left the band, as a upshot, on their official website announced on 23 September 2013 that Kei replaced Mashu as the new bassist.

On 23 March 2014, the band announced that they will be releasing a new anthology this summer. The anthology release was announced at the Kobe Globe Memorial Hall live during their outset headlining prove. Equally a result, they will start a new bout. The song "Virtue and Vice" is featured as the opening theme for Gokukoku no Brynhildr and the vocal "Thunderclap" was made past the band for the third anime season of Sengoku Basara , subtitled Judge End . Both songs are taken from their tertiary album, Phase ii . On 5 September, the ring announced on their official site that they will release a new limited unmarried on 7 Jan 2015 chosen "Permit Me Hear". On 8 October, the short version of their new unmarried premiered every bit the opening theme of Parasyte . [xiv]

On xiii May 2015, the ring released a new limited singles "Starburst" and "Struggle to Survive". A few days after the release of "Starburst", the band announced on their official site that they would be releasing their fourth studio album this autumn including the 2 main songs from their last two singles, "Starburst" and "Permit Me Hear". On 12 Baronial, the ring released a new PV for the vocal "Cast Your Shell" which also was included to the album. On 16 Baronial, they appear the title of the album every bit being Feeling of Unity which was released on 30 September 2015.

In 2017, the band signed onto a new label with Warner Music Japan. On 2 April 2017, the band announced on their official site the trailer for their new unmarried, "Shine" on 23 June. On 26 May, they released a trailer for a PV for the song "Shine" with the full version being released the following calendar month. The 2nd single "Render to Zero" was released on 11 July. On eleven Oct, an PV was released for their new song "LLLD" which is featured on their newest fifth studio album New Sunrise . On 23 Oct, they released another new PV titled "The Sun Also Rises" which is the final track of the anthology. New Sunrise was released 25 October 2017 and includes the songs "Smooth" and "Return to Naught".

On 31 January 2018, the band released a new PV for the song "Keep the Heat and Fire Yourself Upward" which is also the opening for the anime Hakyū Hōshin Engi . [15] The full single was released 2 May 2018. The band also provided "The Gong of Knockout" for the second opening for Netflix and TMS Entertainment'southward anime adaptation of Baki the Grappler in 2018. [16] On 30 June, their official website announced that the guitarist, Sxun had left the ring due to personal circumstances. [17]

On sixteen January 2019, the band's official website announced the bassist, Kei had died due to an acute heart failure at his home on midnight of 12 January. They discontinued a release of a new album and their Japanese bout in the jump of 2019. However, they announced that this will not stop the ring's action. [eighteen]

On 19 March, the band'southward official website announced to hold a tribute concert "Thanks to You All" in the memory of Kei on seven June 2019 at the "Namba Hatch". The reason they chose "Namba Hatch" was because information technology was Kei's kickoff live performance for the band. On 29 June, the band'due south official website appear that Tetsuya replaced Kei every bit the new bassist. [nineteen] On 4 December, the ring released their sixth studio album titled Hypertoughness in Japan with an proclamation that the worldwide release date is set on 15 Jan 2020.

Musical style [ edit ]

The band'due south musical style has been described every bit electronicore, [20] [21] [22] post-hardcore, [21] [23] [2] metalcore, [20] [21] [24] trip the light fantastic toe-metal, [25] [26] and screamo. [23]

Band members [ edit ]

Current members
Quondam members
  • Mashu – bass (2008–2013)
  • Sxun – lead guitar (2008–2018); clean vocals (2008–2009); backing vocals (2009–2018)
  • Kei – bass (2013–2019; died 2019); backing vocals (2018–2019)

Timeline [ edit ]

Discography [ edit ]

Studio albums [ edit ]

Extended plays [ edit ]

Live albums [ edit ]

Singles [ edit ]

Music videos [ edit ]

Twelvemonth Song Director(due south)
[46] [47] 		Anthology Link
2009 "Why Couldn't I Say the Last Goodbye to You?" Un­known Burn down the Disco Floor with Your ii-Step!! [1]
2010 "Stray in Chaos" Suzuki Daishin Trip the light fantastic toe & Scream [2]
"Love at First Sight" [iii]
2011 "Chase the Light!" Nextreme [4]
"Leap Effectually" [5]
"Shake Your Body" [half dozen]
2012 "Just Awake" (English version) Hiroshi Moriyama Merely Awake / Acceleration [7]
"Crossover" Suzuki Daishin All That We Take Now [8]
"Scream Difficult as You Can" [nine]
"Ley-Line" Wakame [10]
2013 "Step of Terror" Un­known Rave Upwards Tonight [xi]
2014 "Rave-upward This evening" Suzuki Daishin Phase two [12]
"Virtue and Vice" [13]
"Thunderclap" [14]
"Swing It!!" [15]
"Let Me Hear" Suzuki Daishin & Takayuki Kojima Feeling of Unity [sixteen]
2015 "Starburst" Suzuki Daishin [17]
"Cast Your Shell" [18]
"Party Boys" Un­known [19]
2017 "Shine" Suzuki Daishin New Sunrise [20]
"Return to Zero" Un­known [21]
"LLLD" Koh Yamada/Hiroya Brian [22]
"The Dominicus Also Rises" Suzuki Daishin [23]
2018 "Go along the Heat and Fire Yourself Up" Inni Vision Hypertoughness [24]
"Treasure in Your Hands" [25]
2019 "The Stronger, the Further You'll Be" [26]
"Massive Core" [27]
2020 "The Gong of Knockout" United nations­known [28]

Concert tours [ edit ]

Japanese tours [ edit ]

World tours [ edit ]

Awards and nominations [ edit ]

Year Honour Category Work/Nominee Upshot
2012 CD Shop Awards New Blood Nextreme Won [65]
2013 CD Shop Awards K Prix All That We Have Now Nominated [66]
2014 Infinite Shower Music Awards Best Video "Rave-upwardly Tonight" Nominated [67]
2016 Infinite Shower Music Awards All-time Punk / Loud Rock Creative person Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas Nominated [68]

See also [ edit ]

References [ edit ]

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