This is basically a Daisuke Kurosawa joint (the guitar player), the other musicians including Tamu are basically friends of his. Daisuke Kurosawa, Murata Tamu and the bass player and keyboard player (who are husband and wife and have a music project with the 2 of them as well) recently released an EP together with a band called "Nakayoshi Metal", 3 tracks digital and 4 tracks on the CD version + a couple of drumless and guitarless versions of those tracks. I highly recommend checking it out on Daisuke Kurosawa's channel (for a video which is showing all of them) or Tamu's channel (for a video focussing on her drums). All 4 of them are huge Dream Theater fans and it clearly shows in the composition, but it's still their own thing. The keyboard player has also played with Rie a.k.a Suzaku and Juna Serita in the past on multiple occasions on Rie's solo stuff. All of the musicians involved in this are very skilled. One of the tracks on the Nakayoshi Metal EP (Cerberus) has Sakura Yoshida from Hagane on as a guest as well. Daisuke Kurosawa is mainly a prog metal player (his channel in general is worth checking out as he has a bunch of solo releases), but he has worked (maybe still is) as a composer in the video game industry, just like Tamu's husband who is the composer for the Silent Hill soundtracks. Kurosawa also streams Dream Theater cover sessions every once in a while with a bunch of musicians. Tamu is usually not involved, but she has been for a couple of streams in the past. I got a ticket for the livestream of the concerts this was taken from and it was really worth it. The whole set was great. And yes, I think this was performed in a jazz club in front on a live audience.

Oh good I love her drumming when she plays with Daisuke and his crew

This is a very popular song for singers to cover, I've never seen a cover where the bass and drums go off on a tangent and with a guitar solo. Very cool! Fun Fact #1: The ending song for Neon Genesis Evangelion is 26 different versions of "Fly Me to the Moon" Fun Fact #2: The red color of Akane's drum set is based on her figurine of Asuka Langley Soryu (Sohryu) from NGE. I wore an Asuka T-shirt to see BAND-MAID hoping to catch her eye but it didn't work.

It’s a late 90’s anime. It’s a deep anime as most giant robot anime are but this one struck a chord. There’s the original series and the two movies after it. Then the extended edition of the series. They redid the series as four movies. The first one was released in 2007, Evangelion: You are (Not) Alone 1.0. The next was Evangelion: You Can (Not) Advance 2.0 in 2009, You Can (Not) Redo 3.0 in 2012 and the last was Evangelion: 3+1.01 Thrice upon a Time in 2021.

Oh think I have seen this - awesome duel between bass and drums

Tamu in Indonesian language its mean Guest/Visitor hhe... I Have seen this girl... she is trully awesome...

That light you see at the end of the tunnel is your Silver Play Button shining!

This is so phenomenal to listen to!!!!!

That's Yomi!! the entertainer pianist in japan

NGE had the best anime opening ever, I tried to link it, but it was deleted immediately. daisuke crew is so good. and I´ve never heard such an excellent bass and drum conversation. t

(btw, a good reason to watch the series & the films !)

who the hell is "fold unevenly" lmao ? her channel name is むらたたむ. Are you using the same internet we do ? lol Also Daisuke's band is always great, amazing musicians

When does she sleep? She really keeps herself busy.

lol also E-van-GAY-Leon.