{"product_id":"4560124806668","title":"Aldious White Crow (CD+DVD) Japan Music CD","description":"\u003cp\u003eProduct Description\u003cbr\u003e\nContents: Aldious, the girls' metal band whose debut album reached 15th place on the Oricon Weekly Chart and their second album reached 13th place, are expected to make even greater strides. Their long-awaited 3rd single, \"White Crow,\" is their first release with new vocalist Re:NO! This time, in addition to being produced by the band themselves for the first time, they have enlisted Akihito Kinoshita of SABER TIGER as co-producer. The single includes five tracks in total, including M-1 \"White Crow,\" which follows their traditional sound style with its driving energy and melodic tunes, M-2 \"Suicide,\" which shows a new side of Aldious, and a newly recorded self-cover version of \"Deep,\" one of their signature songs that is popular at live performances, as well as two karaoke tracks! Lyrics included. The included DVD contains the music video for \"White Crow.\" Enclosed bonus: Sheet music for \"White Crow\" (vocals\/guitar\/tablature). Media Reviews and More: In June 2012, vocalist Rami left the band due to health reasons, and in August, they announced the addition of Re:NO as the new vocalist. This 3rd single, released just three months later, is a work of such high quality that it's hard to believe the vocalist has just changed, making it a fitting start for the reborn Aldious. With Akihito Kinoshita (SABER TIGER) as co-producer, the sound has been further refined, and with the addition of Re:NO's distinctive vocals, it is truly \"Ultimate Melodious.\" The fact that they have self-covered \"Deep\" from their 1st album with the new lineup makes this an important work that will bridge the gap between existing fans and new fans. This marks the beginning of their fresh start as they aim for even greater heights. -(Akira Yonezawa) --Geki Rock Magazine (November 2012 issue) This 3rd single is the first release featuring the new vocalist. Track 1 combines Aldious' signature sense of speed and melody, while Re:NO's clear, pop, and catchy vocals offer a fresh appeal. Meanwhile, the coupling track, 2, features a new direction with its mid-tempo, loud\/heavy sound. Track 3 is a remake of a popular past song, now sung by Re:NO. - (Shinya Ueda) -- YOUNG GUITAR (January 2013 issue)\u003c\/p\u003e\n\n\u003cp\u003eAbout the Artist: Formed in Osaka in June 2008, centered around Rami (Vo) and Yoshi (G). In November 2008, they participated in the compilation album \"Red Hot Burning Hell Vol. 16.\" In January 2009, Toki (G) joined, and in November of the same year, they independently released their first solo EP, \"Dear Slave,\" a 4-track EP, which sold out at various metal specialty stores. In January 2010, Aruto (Ds) joined the band, and in March, Sawa (B), an original member, rejoined, completing the current lineup. At the same time, they launched the girls' metal label \"Bright Star Records.\" In April, they signed with the international music label \"Spinning\" as the first Japanese artist. Gaining attention mainly online, they debuted in July with the single \"Defended Desire,\" which became a smash hit, reaching 4th place on the Oricon Indies Weekly Singles Chart, 49th place on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart, and 24th place on the Daily Chart. Then, in October, they released their long-awaited full album \"Deep Exceed,\" which reached 1st place on the Oricon Indies Weekly Albums Chart, as well as 15th place on the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart and 7th place on the Daily Chart. From November to December, tickets for their live shows in Tokyo and Nagoya were all sold out, and they held their first solo live show at Shinsaibashi Club Quattro in Osaka, which was also a sold-out success. In January 2011, they appeared on Nippon Television's \"Sukkiri!!\" and Fuji Television's \"Meza New~\". Expanding their fanbase, they released their 2nd single \"Mermaide\" in April (Oricon Daily #16, Weekly #20, Indie Weekly #1). Simultaneously, they held their first solo tour at Club Quattro in Shibuya, Shinsaibashi, and Nagoya, with all shows selling out. Then, in October, they appeared on Nippon Television's \"Happy Music\" and released their 2nd album \"Determination\" (Oricon Daily #8, Weekly #13, Indie Weekly #2). In addition, \"Spirit Black,\" a track from \"Determination,\" was selected as the ending theme for CX Fuji Television's \"Shimura Ken\" for November. From November to December, they held a solo tour of 6 locations nationwide, including a performance at Shibuya O-EAST, with all shows selling out. In May 2012, they embarked on an encore tour of Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka, including performances at Akasaka BLITZ (Tokyo) and CLUB Diamond Hall (Aichi). Following that, they released their long-awaited live DVD, \"Determination Tour 2011 ~Live at Shibuya O-EAST~\" (reaching #2 on the Oricon DVD Music Weekly Ranking and #6 on the DVD Overall Weekly Ranking). Although Rami left the band in June, the band continued to create music while searching for a new vocalist, and in August, Re:NO joined as the new vocalist. Then, in November, aiming for even greater heights, they released their 3rd single, \"White Crow\"!\u003c\/p\u003e","brand":"TOKYO JAPAN CD SHOP","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":53225176203573,"sku":"4560124806668","price":2500.0,"currency_code":"JPY","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/1011\/5966\/5973\/files\/610G5WNlCvL._AC.jpg?v=1785328060","url":"https:\/\/tokyojapancdshop.com\/products\/4560124806668","provider":"TOKYO JAPAN CD SHOP","version":"1.0","type":"link"}