Never let it be said that Homicidols.com is home only to music that would be at home in your cousin’s ’84 Impala; we also indulge in music that said cousin keeps in a guilty pleasures box in his basement apartment. For instance, I think we can all agree that legit power pop* (sometimes also known as idorock!) is a good time, and to be able to get more of it into our ears from time to time is a very good idea.
They have an EP thing, Artless coming out in February on a very busy day in idol.
I remember PREDIANNA from an earlier time, when Homicidols.com was but a twinkle in my eye and scrounging around idol YouTube could be as frustrating as it was at other times exciting. This song, for instance, is from that period, and I remember people being excited about it:
Despite the very promising title, I was unmoved!
This one’s more in the ol’ wheelhouse:
Let me say this, though: PREDIANNA, if you’re going to keep doing things like this, we’ll be very happy campers.
Happy Sunday!
Why do you give credit to people who post it in some facebook group and not the people who upload/shoot/perform in the vid?
Well, what I’m doing is attribution — someone else found it, and I’m just passing it along. For the other info, I would think that such things are self-evident.
Say what, you didn’t really like “DESTROY”?! I thought it was a fun song; nice, catchy, bouncy beat. “TRAP” is a great song though. The B-sides from the “DESTROY” single were not bad either. “Lovely Body” is an awesome skating rink/disco type of song perfect for grooving to. All in all they have some good quality music. And it’s niceto see them back. I like this new song and I’m glad Kyoka has a nice voice for lead and also Yua seems to have improved vocally. They took a huge hit when Rinon withdrew from the group so it looks like they pieced back together pretty well because for a good while there I was really thinking it was over for them.
DESTROY’s fine. Most idol stuff is, you know? I just have an excitement line that’s drawn somewhere around ayukuma’s latest. I always feel encouraged, though, when these not-underground projects take rock sound seriously.