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A wild NittBro appears at the summary of this video!

I may have had to stop after listening to this so I could text my brother that he NEEDS to hear this band ASAP!

Synsnake is a great metalcore band! There's this mixture of electronics, clean vocals, scream vocals, rap and heavy tones to keep this girl listening!

I honestly feel like this is a heavier version of Linkin Park and my brother did agree it's on the Lacuna Coil sound spectrum.

SOURCES:Synsnake's websiteNamuWiki on SynsnakeTheKraze K-Pop news source article on Synsnake

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P in D

Nittbro BONUS! ... I wanna go hang out in his music room ;) . Her voice ... HER VOICE! I think this track is one of the best examples of BALANCE between screams and cleans ... showcasing the juxtaposition between the two and as soon as you think you may tire of one style, it switches to the other. I was wondering how long it may be before you noted the song was in English ... I TRIED to leave you a clue in the DISCORD :p . This band only lacks MARKETING. They have been around for a while and I am sure they have spoken with Mirrorball Music, but for some reason have not been able to strike a deal. We will talk in a few weeks about Mirrorball, the largest international distributor of Korean music of all kinds and their love for the unique. Even your links ... "the K-POP news source" haha ... no pop detected here ... the K-pop aesthetic is getting a little tired ... I mean I still remember some of the first bands we knew here like 2NE1 and Girls' Generation. People say we are in the 5th generation of K-pop ... western music never gets labeled that way. As the genre overall seems to keep wanting to reinvent itself, we see more popular artists break the restrictive mold of the Korean music industry, so maybe ...

Jim Lynch

Bands with two main vocalists are a tough sell for me. Sometimes I like them, sometimes I don't. I don't particularly care for Lacuna Coil because I don't like the dude's voice. This band did a better job than most though. I enjoyed this song, but definitely would need to hear more before I could call myself a fan. I rarely understand vocals from heavy metal songs from American bands either. I think that's why I never really had an issue listening to foreign language bands. There are very few American metal bands that I can follow along with the lyrics being sung.

Vlad the Maidiac

As a non-American, I should say there is definitely a genre of A-Rock. I.e., American Rock. For me it's the bands like Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins and others of their ilk. It's a very distinctive style for me — much more characteristic than "J-Rock." I understand there is a certain style of rock in Japan which has those Japanese cultural musical overtones, but I don't even listen to such bands, really. BAND-MAID is not J-Rock -- their management took very good care not to allow Kanami release anything which would be another stereotypical J-Rock. And Kanami was learning from Kentaro Akutsu and other composers really hard to get rid of those stereotypical melodical movements which any Japanese child inevitably absorbs from the environment. In the same way as Metallica is not A-Rock. The Doors is also not A-Rock.

Vlad the Maidiac

The synth gives me a little of bit "A Certain Scientific Railgun" vibes. Which left a deep trace in my heart back then when I just discovered anime and the entire Japanese music scene.

Vlad the Maidiac

I need to listen to all their albums to see if I will like them or not. They really seem interesting.