Not some copyright issues?

That sucks mate! I'll watch your reaction again tho!! it was sooo good :D

AcexXVII occupational hazard I guess lol I’m hoping this issue becomes less of a problem on the future

Link worked for me, thx.

Watch the live Bloodstock 2018 version when you get a chance.

Power metal is the most magnetic metal.

I heard this song about three months ago, then looked them up, saw the videos for Rising and The Crusade and immediately bought everything they've released. Incredible, my favourite new band discovery in probably 15 years.

Alan Foster I don’t know what sit still means 😂

i really love this story 👏👏👏😂✨🥰

They wear all white not only because of that, but because most female bands, especially in the western world that play power metal, looked like the guys, where they had to dress as sleazy as the guys did, especially back when metal was big in the 80s and early 90s. They didn't want to do that and actually want to show that they can play metal and dress like the gorgeous women they are while doing it. And seeing that no-other band was/is doing that, they stand out, and it works. LoveBites is the first (and so far, only) Japanese band to be signed to a Western (US/Europe) label: Nuclear Blast Records, which is the same label that Testament and Nightwish are also on.

@@athlonen Nuclear Blast has only released their 2018 album "Clockwork Immortality." For some reason they haven't picked up any of their other releases, including the new one. Also, it seems like they only distributed it in Europe. The US branch doesn't have it. I'm guessing that the band is somewhere between pissed and really frustrated at the lack of distribution and promotion outside Japan.

Tak Nothing I don’t know if they’re pissed at promotion, because they were one of the bands at Wacken Open Air in 2019 as well as Bloodstock, and both Miyako and Mindoro both were at NAMM this year and had a serious following at all 3 shows. And I want to say it was Miya’s and Midori’s first time at NAMM. Now granted, the US market sucks, but they are definitely known in Europe..

@@athlonen I'm sure the tour with Dragonforce helped also, tho I'd note that all happened after the Nuclear Blast release and months before Electric Pentagram came out, which leads me to suspect that Nuclear Blast had a bunch to do with setting all that up or at least leaning on bookers so that they could push Clockwork Immortality - they do have the influence to do that, and it doesn't cost much. All the Lovebites releases seem to be available for mailorder thru JPU Ltd. in the UK, but I'm not seeing where they do distribution to retail, or much else other than simple mailorder. And they don't have any of the big UK or European acts, only Japanese imports (Band-Maid and Scandal seem to be their big sellers), and it's really hard to build buzz if all you've got is mailorder to put something in peoples' faces (needless to say social media & streaming don't count if the algorithms aren't showing it to you and you don't know to search for it). And nobody in the US is even doing mailorder. Their Japanese label, Victor/JVC, is a very big deal in Japan, but as far as I know they don't have offices in either the US or Europe. Which does indeed suck... Maybe the NAMM appearances and all the stuff on KZfaq will inspire someone to book them a US tour, so there's always hope for the best goddam power metal band on the planet.

@@athlonen Actually, Aldious are pretty much doing the same. They predate Lovebites by several years and are another all-female metal band. They like to dress girly as well. And there are probably more Japanese examples.

I think you have missed the Dragonforce pair of Herman and Sam mate.

Actually, both Herman and Sam said they were jealous of this band. Not just for their songwriting, but from their playing. and I can see why. While Herman and Sam have the finger speed, their speed is also their weakness, in that they cram so many notes into a solo or song that they don't have the time or space to add tone, tension, or nice, smooth, tonal vibrato. But seeing that Dragonforce is supposed to be more speed than power metal, that's okay for them. But for LoveBites, they add that, and it shows in Miyako's and Midori's duel. As much as I love metal, speed isn't everything.

I was so much in Burning Witches and all the hype, but when I found this one, music does not make sense for me anymore, Burning Witches no matter how good they are and try, compare to this is funny. I killed listening to their albums. True metal albums, bones crushing from start to finish, very rare we can find this days true metal albums, when they crushing through all the songs, one I can think is Symphony X Paradise Lost.

@@athlonen Dinamics rule. Thanks for the info.

@@MrEnsiferum77 The Witches are just starting and are fun. This is a band at full powers. If this is such a revelation to you, go back to Rhapsody of Fire, Angra, Shaman and Gamma Ray. ;-) There's waaay more.

Late reply, but they actually made a fantastic cover of Helloween's Eagle Fly Free. You can easily find it on KZfaq.

Yes, yes and YES!!

Gatcheric Spin and their twin DOLL$BOXX (GS and Fuki from Unlucky Morpheus)...

And not sure if he's ready for Visual Kei like Versailles...unless he learns about the 'Crying Game' aspect of the band...remember he's from Georgia (granted I'm also a native and a member of a family that got off the boat with Oglethorpe)...

@@jonsummerville9022 well,we'll see...😁😁😁

greeting from Indonesia🙏

Was the sound as bad as it is on the video? The setlist was awesome, too bad the sound quality is shit.

@@JanickGers0 I seem to remember the audio being better live than in the recording. I think that's the case for pretty much all the band who played there.

Apocalyptica toured with Sabaton recently

You have to check out Galneryus / Angel of Salvation ( Live ) and Versailles / Faith and Decision ( Live ).

@@davidornberg Will do, thanks!

Thanks for the explanation. The Japanese Music Industry is so hot on it's blocks. :-(

My comment is to ask why :-)

What a joke.