Basically a sequel to Level, it features a Pink-Floyd-esque tape loop of Level before Level 6 starts. So, this is what happens when you Level up. Then one of them kills it, with Anna usually screaming in its face. After second chorus there's an interesting minimalist (for Guso Drop) with just drums and one guitar riff, which then builds with vocals and bass, then a second harmonising guitar, as the girls look for the teddy bear. And then the chorus, which usually involves about 20 people crowdsurfing along with a giant teddy bear which just got murdered recently. Lots of headbanging and two-stepping parts. SKA METAL! Verse has like the only member call in Guso Drop songs (AAAAAAAH! SAKI-CHAN!) after she finishes singing. Last chorus sounds nice on the recording. After second verse, no chorus, there's a ピチピチちゃぷちゃぷらんらん coming in. Obviously, it wouldn't be Guso Drop without screaming, so Rei does some before second verse. At least, it stops everyone killing each other for a while. It's a nice change of pace in the EP and in concerts. Obviously Saki is the best, Yura tries her best, and well. Vocals actually take centre stage here, with all of them trying. This is a ballad, ostensibly, but it's a Guso Drop ballad, meaning that it's all wall-of-sound guitars and sexy ambiances. Ultimately this is a good song and the title is rather redundant.ģ. Then a post-chorus breakdown with slowing down guitars and evil. Then chorus, with some lyrics and a bit of screaming. Next section once again to Rei-chan fucking the shit out of your ears with death vocals. Prechorus just consists of 'Toge Onna, oh yay!' Next bit also quite short on lyrics, but very good. The vocals are still interestingly not amazing, but the music, despite the title is actually quite good. I can't listen to this song without hearing the wotagei anymore.

Again, more techno beats from the start, then enter guitars. Thorn Woman.' in case you were wondering. The song title roughly translates to 'It Don't Matter Even If it Ain't Done Well, Because It's Only Music. Little break with Anna monologue before chorus. Then Rei gets in on the screaming, adding a new dimension (Rei's growls are more death metal to Saki's more higher pitched thrash metal screaming). Post-chorus has a really strange part of 'look my ' which ends with brains. Chorus is pretty nice, actually, with more screaming. Obviously, in the prechorus where Saki sings the level jumps up a lot. The vocals aren't amazing, because the member prefer fucking things up than singing most of the time.

It starts with techno synths and a buildup of terror, and then the djenty as fuck guitars hit you and everything goes chaotic all at once. The CD is stuck to the middle of an LP-shaped and sized piece of card that has all the lyrics and liner notes on it. It's LP sized, which is all well and good if it's an LP. Preamble: The packaging for this is utterly insane. I will now list the albums I need to review because holy shit there are a fuckton of them and I need to remind myself of the gravity of the task facing me. So the next 'album' (it's an EP, actually), is by the same agency and same producer, and one of the same idols.

Obviously, last time I reviewed an album I gave it 10. This isn't really a good situation, because some of them are fucking good, and some of them are fucking terrible, and I want to tell people how good or shit they are. So, this is something I've been needing to do for about two years, but I've got like loads idol albums to review.

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