SU-METAL & MOAMETAL Feel Like a New Band

SU-METAL & MOAMETAL Feel Like a New Band

Babymetal began as a sub-unit of Japanese idol band Sakura Gakuin and quickly achieved fame for their unique blend of sugary pop with heavy metal sound. Since 2010, they've released three studio albums and performed live at numerous concerts worldwide.

After a one-year hiatus, the group is back with their new album The Other One. Featuring 10 songs that depict parallel worlds, this record serves as their first concept album.

SU-METAL & MOAMETAL’s Stage Performance

Japanese kawaii metal band BABYMETAL has created a sensation that has reached across the world, combining Japanese idol pop energy with heavy metal instrumentals to form their own genre: "kawaii metal".

Su-metal (vocals/dance) and Moa Kikuchi (backup vocals/dance) previously formed a trio with Yuimetal who left the group in 2018. For their latest album and tour, THE OTHER ONE, these members have formed a duo.

Su-metal and Moametal have the unique ability to bring their heavy metal sound to the stage as a duo, still managing to deliver their signature style of performance. With soaring vocals and powerful music, they command the crowd with their voices as well as synchronized dance moves for an unforgettable show that will leave audiences with lasting memories.

Shine, their latest single, is an epic six-minute belter that may sound more subdued than other standards but still packs a powerful punch. SU-metal feels particularly connected to this track as it encourages them to keep spreading their message of hope and light.

After their successful run at SSE Arena in Wembley, BABYMETAL are returning to the UK and Europe this February for their first headline tour. Joined by Bring Me the Horizon, they plan to tour across Scandinavia and Russia together.

BABYMETAL are renowned for their captivating live shows that regularly sell out stadiums around the world. Their live shows boast stunning visual and audio effects that would be hard to replicate anywhere else.

As a fan of the band, I was eager to witness their performance at Aragon Ballroom last night. Their performance served as proof of their talent and dedication to their craft, and I'm delighted that they are continuing to make waves in heavy metal circles.

It is evident that SU-metal and Moametal are reinvigorated and growing more confident as a duo, and their new album and tour will help them reach their full potential. If you haven't already checked them out, now is the time to do so!

SU-METAL & MOAMETAL’s Music

SU-METAL & MOAMETAL are not your typical Japanese metal band. Their music blends elements of chibi cutesiness with metal, while their stage performances are more theatrical than anything else you'll see from any other artist.

Their music has a distinctive sound, combining power metal with the cutesiness of modern J-pop. Their combination of heavy music with an infectious Kiwi flavor has resulted in viral photos featuring them performing alongside legendary metal acts like Metallica and Rob Zombie, propelling their music to global success.

They are a Japanese trio made up of three adorable girls that perform live onstage with an accompanying live band. Formed in 2010 under music producer Kobametal's guidance, this group has since featured on multiple albums.

This band has been touring with many acclaimed acts, such as Korn, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Metallica and Guns N' Roses. Additionally, they have completed tours throughout the U.S.A.

Their live show is an epic spectacle and their music a powerful explosion of emotions. Their songs are truly powerful, making for one of the best live performances we've seen in years.

Though they have been together for seven years, SU-METAL & MOAMETAL sound like a brand new band. Their production is much cleaner, their vocals better mixed and arranged, plus their music has more personality than on their debut album.

It is no shock that they have attracted much attention from Japan's metal community. Their talent and music are unquestionable, with an authentic soundscape to match. Plus, their lyrics are well written and profound.

Babymetal have released three studio albums and have toured the world with bands such as Metallica, Guns N' Roses, and Red Hot Chili Peppers. They have won awards for their performances and been recognized as one of the best live acts worldwide.

SU-METAL & MOAMETAL’s Lyrics

Babymetal is an international band that blends Japanese idol genres with heavy metal. Their music has an eclectic sound, featuring elements of electronic pop, alternative rock, industrial rock and fast-paced heavy metal. Their live performances have also been highly successful, drawing in fans from around the globe.

Su-Metal and Moametal were formed in 2010 as part of Sakura Gakuin, but their group split in 2013. Su-metal provided vocals and dance while Moametal provided screams and moves while Yuimetal provided melodies and rhythm.

Their music is inspired by Japanese pop and rock genres, with influences from other metal genres. To date, they have released three studio albums: BABYMETAL, METAL RESISTANCE and METAL GALAXY.

One of their most popular songs is 'Divine Attack - Shingeki', which explores the concept of cavalry soldiers prepping for battle. The lyrics to this song are incredibly powerful and the band has done an outstanding job at conveying this idea through their words.

Su-METAL and MOAMETAL are incredibly talented musicians, capable of captivating an audience with their captivating stage presence and stunning sound quality. Having performed across numerous countries worldwide, these duos always put on an unforgettable show for fans to remember.

They put in a lot of effort and take their time to ensure their fans enjoy the show and get what they desire from live performances. This has earned them international success.

In addition to their music, they are renowned for their captivating visuals. Many of their videos draw inspiration from Japanese culture such as kamishibai. These clips have been featured in live shows and on FOX DAY where they make big announcements or host special events.

For SU-METAL and MOAMETAL, this journey has been both thrilling and eye-opening; it has taught them to view life differently. Additionally, they've come to realize that this band is more than a side project they do for fun; it's an integral part of who they are as individuals.

SU-METAL & MOAMETAL’s Visuals

BABYMETAL are one of the most captivating, fantastical metal bands. Formed in 2010 as a subunit of Japanese idol group Sakura Gakuin, lead singer Suzuka Nakamoto (Su-metal), lead guitarist Moa Kikuchi (Moametal) and bassist Yui Mizuno (Yuimetal) became their initial three members.

When BABYMETAL formed, they took inspiration from Japanese idol music and rock and metal music to create a hybrid style of music that blended the two genres. As result, their sound featured soft vocals paired with complex guitar riffs for an addictive combination.

Over the years, they've released numerous singles and albums. Furthermore, they have toured worldwide, performing in numerous countries.

Su-METAL & MOAMETAL have made waves in the industry and now feel more secure as a duo, believing their future is brighter than ever before. After touring Japan last month, they will embark on their first headline tour of Europe in February.

They will be joined on this tour by Bring Me the Horizon, and it's exciting for them to experience new places and cultures. Ultimately, they hope that this tour will enable them to share their music with more people and expand their fan base.

To bring their songs to life, Su-metal and Moametal have joined The First Take - a YouTube channel dedicated to shooting musicians and singers performing in one take. Here they filmed Su-metal and Moametal singing Monochrome with their voices reduced to the absolute minimum; an awe-inspiring performance that showcases these girls' incredible talent.

Both SU-METAL and Moametal have demonstrated great skill in spite of their youth, honing their craft and becoming increasingly creative. After spending the past year writing and recording their latest album, METAL GALAXY, it's evident that they possess tremendous potential as artists in the future.

They've demonstrated resilience and perseverance despite any setbacks they may encounter, which is evident in their performances. With time, these talented artists are sure to continue rising to the top of their industry and become even more successful.