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Yorushika is a Japanese rock duo composed of n-buna (vocaloid pd) and suis.

I really, REALLY love Yorushika. The first song I heard from them was "Say It" (Itte). that time I was suffering from depression and their song felt like someone was listening to me.

I really love their songs mainly because of the lyrics, which are really relatable. a prime example would be Hitchcock ("why do I even have to worry about schooling if all I want to do is live my life freely" kinda thing). i tend to focus on the message of the songs I listen to.

I'm an army, and bts has great songs about society, youth and they're really introspective. "Are you living your life?" Or "is your life the way you wanted it to be?" or "how do you use your soul to survive this society". Yorushika is the same, that's why I got hooked when I began compiling the translations. Some of their songs reflect on the way you treat people in your life, the things you gave up to be "comfortable", dealing with nostalgia and never getting moments back like they used to be, and even letting go.

they tend to use a lot of wordplay (if you're knowledgeable on kanji, then you'll have fun deciphering some of their lyrics). Kudos to the translators who put notes on the lyrics tbh. They're also similar in a way that both groups don't use pronouns in their songs (2016- present bts).

Their style is piano rock, mainly upbeat songs but they also have piano solo interludes in their album.

They're really secretive tho they've never revealed their faces (unlike some former vocaloid pds who also began doing solos) n-buna never showed his face. if i remember correctly tho n-buna does youtube lives where he plays the guitar and sings (he's really fuckin talented) but the video is just a still picture. they've never held a concert before

They also did a song in A Whisker Away! haven't watched the movie yet but I also loved the song bc it's chill (they released it last april)

I really think they're severely underrated, even with the movie promotions, so I'm trying to spread word that "hey! we actually have a decent band here who has god tier lyrics and melody so please support them and listen to their music!"

Here are some of my fave MVs from them (and don't forget to turn on captions/ look for the translations to feel their emotions trust me you won't regret Yorushika!)

Hitchcock MV: https://youtu.be/t7MBzMP4OzY

Say It MV:
https://youtu.be/F64yFFnZfkI

Ghost in a Flower MV (A Whisker Away):
youtube.com/watch?v=DlyG6MAKUOA

Just a Sunny Day for You MV:
https://youtu.be/-VKIqrvVOpo

Thoughtcrime MV:
https://youtu.be/ENcnYh79dUY

Rain with Cappuccino MV:
https://youtu.be/PWbRleMGagU

Prostitution MV:
https://youtu.be/F3cXxqgbx9Y

That's Why I Gave Up on Music MV:
youtube.com/watch?v=KTZ-y85Erus

A Hole Opened Up in My Heart MV:
youtube.com/watch?v=DlyG6MAKUOA

Blooming in that Summer (unofficial lyric video)
https://youtu.be/N9SDI19lfBA

any song that's currently stuck in your head??

can't stop singing the song 'stylish tomato' for some reason and it's already been 3 weeks since it popped up in my head

youtube.com/watch?v=xZIjIpZ2gxI

Have you discovered a new kink while the world is in shambles?

You've probably spent a god-awful amount of time "exploring" yourself (not that we have anything better to do unless you have online classes).

read one manhwa during lockdown and realized i have an exhibitionism kink.

Ever did/buy something as an adult that you've always wanted to have/do as a kid? How did it feel when you finally did it?

When I was younger, I couldn't buy stuff I needed/wanted because we were poor and very conservative. My dad tho had a bad spending habit and was an impulse buyer. I wasn't allowed to travel, I had a strict curfew and no male friends allowed

When he left us I kinda had freedom to move around. I realized, "hey I actually have money saved up and I've always wanted this", so I bought a new phone (after 5 years), a bts album, skincare products and even a whole frappe just for myself. And no one was to tell me "No". I went to museums almost every week, and my best friend right now is the nicest guy ever. I've never been happier

What's something you did during quarantine that you've never done before? Do you think you could continue it after covid?

mine is baking, fixing a leaky pipe, writing a wholeass fanfic. probably gonna continue writing bc I find it relaxing.