"Ego Rock" was a cover he’d been waiting for. Originally a vocaloid hit, the idea of Yuko Suzuhana’s powerful, traditional vibrato tackling those frantic lyrics was too much to resist. But the official release wasn't hitting the streaming services in his region for another forty-eight hours. Kenji clicked the link.
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"I just wanted the song," Kenji gasped, his fingers hovering over the power cord of his PC. Kenji clicked the link
It was 3:14 AM in a cramped apartment in Nerima. Kenji was a purist—or at least, that’s what he told himself to justify his obsession with Wagakki Band. He loved the collision of the ancient and the aggressive: the wail of the shakuhachi flute battling a distorted electric guitar, the steady, rhythmic snap of the tsugaru-jamisen holding back a heavy metal drum kit. It was 3:14 AM in a cramped apartment in Nerima