After hearing rumors of Vidoll’s ex singer Jui starting a
new band, then finally hearing him make an official announcement earlier this
year, GOTCHAROCKA now has their first PV out. The song is called Hydrag, and
you can find off of GOTCHAROCKA’s first nationwide single, Hydrag.
This song is a major head bang song without the need of the
sound of the song having to be incredibly dark. The whole feel of this song is
nothing but to portray some major confusion and chaos. The PV shows some chaos
of a waiter having a hard time at his job, showing the PV character breaking
plates and dropping food.
Later on you end up seeing that the waiter was doing
this all on purpose.
This kind of tone for the music is put with the genre of pure heavy metal maybe
even melodic metal. The song even tends to have different speeds within the
song, without forgetting the usual poppy section.
The song starts off with an intro from the drums before the
guitar comes in to go into the first verse. Throughout the first verse the band
stays in a very steady beat until 43 seconds in and changes into the bridge of
the song. This part of the song is one of the main parts that give the song its
chaotic feel. The guitars have this battling minor scale they are all doing
while the drums and pulling out blast beats. The poppy section of the song is
no other than the chorus. A great change from something so speed heavy to
something a little toned down, with a bit
of a groove. Since it is toned down you do nothing but listen to Jui’s voice to
focus on his lyrics.
What are the big instruments in this song? It is hard to
pick, but it seems that the main instruments in the song are the guitars this
time! Throughout the whole song the guitars seem to stand out more than
anything due to their different sound in different sections. Both of the
guitars had a very unique part and they were both different from each other.
They only came back together during that epic chaotic bridge part, then blended
well during the chorus to show that they mix well together.
Jui and Jun’s new band seems to be doing well for their
first song. Not to mention the teaser within the PV! Hearing this little taste
of what may be the band’s 2nd PV sounds like it belongs well with
Hydrag. Let’s hope the band can give us a good treat.
-Sawako
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