The thing that makes Band Maid work so well is that every one of them have a voice and is respected by the other members. Po

I don't think some people realize how heavy this band truly is. I've been told by those who were lucky enough to see them live (unfortunately not me) that they are incredibly heavy live. Can't wait to experience that myself.

Q: what is band maid genre? A: the genre? It's band maid!

Nice analysis on short notice! I love *_heavy_* Band-Maid.

It was Akane's coat that got singed trying to stay warm during "the non-fiction days" video shoot.

Hiya Jake, BAND-MAID are always on fire & they sure did turn up the heat this time.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

This song is the outro music for the Netflix Anime Kengan Ashura. As for the drop D heaviness, this IS Band-Maid. :)

This song is a bit similar to their old song Shake That(more heavy)

Great reaction Jake! Now do Shambles! Errrr... wait... I mean Bubble! 😎🤘

"Rinne" and "Warning" had a very beautiful baby, and named it "Shambles"!

Shambles and Bubble reactions. Life is good. Are your new walls able to support Band Maid posters?

The first few seconds alone, right? You know that the journey is heading to Heavytropolis. :) The Thunder Buddies Misa & Akane are the engine with nitro injection driving this song relentlessly. Especially Akane (imo). I mean, I used to say it jokingly in the past, but by now they should really think about giving her the bananas intravenously. You'd think that poor kit owes her money. ⚡🤘🏻 ___________________ 「 _"完璧なんてありえない" / Perfection? No one gets there._ 」 - from *BAND-MAID* - 'Warning' 🎶🕊

Even though this is the closing theme of a anime, it should be the fight scene song!

Yes, Shambles is the Akane show with special guest stars Kanami, MISA, Saiki and Miku. But wait! Was it really the Kanami show, because she wrote the song and played it with such forcefulness and exquisite abandon. Or was it the MISA show because without MISA, the rapturous drive of the song would be a ride on four flat tires. Or was it the Saiki show because she focused the sonic chaos into a song with melodies that could express Miku's lyrics like no other singer could. Without Saiki, Shambles might sound like a familiar instrumental. Or was it the Miku show because, damn, she wrote the lyrics, played the important rhythm parts, and added her unique brand of backup vocals that have become a defining "sixth instrument" of Band-Maid. So exactly whose show was it? It was the Maid's show, as usual! 🤘🎀🤘 Thx, Jake!

Akane's drums are super badass❗️😡😡😡🔥🔥🔥🥁👍

Great analysis. Others usually mention distortion on Saiki's vocals, but you go a step further and comment on the combo of band-limiting plus distortion. Before you finish your Bubble video, watch the trailer for Bohemian Rhapsody (linked below) and see how many homages to the video they put into their music video. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o7Zgiat7vqyzcYk.html