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Still, there is a God?
09:51
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Red Sacrifice
04:20
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Sorrowful Love Poems
05:12
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Tenrai
04:35
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Machinetism
05:20
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Decapitation God
04:56
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Song of Doomsday
07:32
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Lunatic Tone Orchestra Japan
Our sound was influenced by a such as Metal, Visual kei, Progressive rock. Major themes in the our music included life and
death, religion, how the society should be, and so on.
All songs are Sakiai's philosophy. We call our songs Progressive Philosophy.
We use a standard band format of mixed vocals, 7-string guitar, 5-string bass, drums, we often use such as violins, pianos, organs.
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