Metronome Charisma | tr

MC Itsuka and DJ Gonchi have been best friends since junior high, they formed Charisma.com in 2011, and started playing shows in 2012. Released July 2013, their effortlessly aloof mini-album, I I Syndrome, set tongues wagging in Japan, where their don't-give-a-shit attitude and nakedly negative lyrics are the perfect antidote to their home country’s suffocating auto-politeness. Their mission is to “turn your frustrations into songs". .

1. Metronome (メトロノーム) is a Japanese band which is often described as Techno-punk, and that takes its influence from many genres, including techno, rock, hardcore and pop. They have also been described as gamewave and nintendocore. Their songs typically sample video game, or video game inspired, sounds and while being based in rock, are heavily electronic as well. They have a total of 22 official releases, albums and singles. Metronome is an indie band based in Tokyo with a small but loyal fanbase, along with scattered fans overseas. Metronome's claim to fame is that they travelled from the future—The year...

Formed in 2002, Metronome Charisma was Bertrand, Gaëtan, Jérôme and Julien. Fusing elements of hardcore, emo and metal into a strain of rocking chaos, they quickly wrote eight aggressive and desperate songs, creating their own style that would be best described as Botch meets Envy. Metronome Charisma played its first shows in their hometown, Bordeaux (France), a city which is better known for its wine than for its hardcore scene, supporting screamo heroes Yaphet Kotto. In June of 2002, they recorded the 8 songs for a demo which got great reviews among French HxC magazines, webzines and fanzines... They later...

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Charisma was an American progressive rock group from the early 70s. Charisma came about from diverging roots emanating from 3 directions. The core of Charisma was Rich Tortorigi (drummer) and George Tyrell (bass player). Both were members of a New Britain, Connecticut soul band called The Mantiques. The Mantiques had been one of the three main horn-based bands in New Britain in the mid to late 60's, along with Detroit Soul and The Paramounts. Paramounts drummer, Tyrone Lampkin went on to play with Gutbucket and the Parliament Funkadelics. In 1968,...

There are at least 2 artists with this name: 1) One-man ambient/instrumental music from Al Paxton of Stapleton. His work in this project has been likened to the music of The Sea And Cake amongst others. In the words of record label Gravity DIP, "Al records and mixes at home, playing everything himself, combining the spirit of DIY recording with a high quality spectrum of sounds." 2) Minimal synth Aussie band that featured Ash Wendesday on it's line up.Pure minimal synth/synth pop melancholic,much Bowie influenced vocal parts. .