MAXIMUM THE HORMONE!
- Prima Pradeep
- Jul 19, 2024
- 2 min read
Oh yes, it's been a while since I wrote something. Uni is a pain in the arse, but here I am! So today, I want to explore a new genre of music: J-Rock, specifically, from a band my boyfriend introduced me to. Sure, I have heard quite a lot of J-Rock (anime openings), but this one’s different—Behold, MAXIMUM THE HORMONE.
Fun, catchy, heavy, and diverse—that’s the short description of their music. The band is known for its bold and unconventional approach to music, pushing the boundaries of traditional genre classifications and delivering a sound that is both innovative and engaging. Their technical prowess and innovative compositions create a dynamic tapestry of brutal sounds.
Their lyrics often contain humour and satire, and they have this playful approach to songwriting.
The band utilizes a mix of vocal styles, including clean singing, screaming, and rapping. The interplay between different vocalists adds to their music's dynamic and unpredictable nature. One moment, you're headbanging to aggressive metal riffs and growling vocals, and the next, you're dancing to infectious pop melodies and funky grooves. Their songs are like a musical kaleidoscope, shifting colours and patterns with dizzying speed.
And their performances- full of pure, unadulterated energy. They hit the stage like lightning, electrifying the crowd with their dynamic presence and high-octane delivery. Each song is a journey filled with unexpected twists and turns, complex rhythms, and non-traditional structures that keep you guessing.
And the live performances. They’re so electric, so chaotic, and messy. With the stage lights flickering and the crowd buzzing with excitement, the energy is primal, thick with raw, unbridled passion as the band erupts onto the stage with such ferocious intensity. Of course, I haven’t had the opportunity to go to a live concert yet; these are just my observations from the videos I‘ve seen online.
You can check them out through this little playlist I’ve made.
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