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BAND-MAID continues to be active not only in Japan, but also overseas. Two first best-of albums covering the trajectory of the 10th anniversary will be released at the same time! The ultimate best-of album selected from songs from the indie era, the sound source when he was a member of Crown, and the songs after moving to Pony Canyon!
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BAND-MAID continues to be active not only in Japan, but also overseas. Two first best-of albums covering the trajectory of the 10th anniversary will be released at the same time! The ultimate best-of album selected from songs from the indie era, the sound source when he was a member of Crown, and the songs after moving to Pony Canyon!
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BAND-MAID to release the fourth album with 14 tracks total. It's been a good decade for heavy music in Japan, but while many of these acts have been enjoying success in Japan and Europe, very few have taken off in North America. You may have heard of BABYMETAL, the band that brought kawaii metal to the world (and became the first Asian act to top Billboard's Top Rock Albums chart), but the vast majority have yet to cross the pond.
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Band-Maid (stylized as BAND-MAID and formerly as BAND-MAID until March 2016) is a Japanese rock band formed in 2013. The band combines a rock sound with a maid image modeled on Japanese maid cafés. Originally signed to Gump Records (an imprint of the Platinum Passport artist management and talent agency), they switched to major label Nippon Crown's sub-label Crown Stones in 2016 and later moved to new sub-label Revolver Records in 2019. For international releases they have been with JPU Records since 2016.
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Band-Maid, stylized as BAND-MAID and formerly as BAND-MAID®, is a Japanese rock band formed in 2013. The band combines a rock sound with a maid image modeled on Japanese maid cafés. Originally signed to Gump Records (an imprint of the Platinum Passport artist management and talent agency, itself a division of Avex Group), they switched to major label Nippon Crown's sub-label Crown Stones in 2016 and later moved to new sub-label Revolver Records in 2019.