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A more rock-intensive single, similar to “Rumble” and “Vamp Addiction”, “Rise or Die” is another song that is sure to rile crowds in their upcoming tour. Whether that be a physical or mental death, VAMPS pushes the listener to rise up through every scream, every guitar riff, every beat of the drums. HYDE’s voice is far more coarse than in “Inside of Me” but the roughness is paramount in conveying urgency of the situation – death will occur if they don’t stand up. Despite these stylistic differences, both singles share a common language – English. Far less melodic and with more intricate lyrics, “Rise or Die” encourages the listener to take a chance, to take what’s theirs, and to rise up, or else die. “Rise or Die”, in some aspects, is the antithesis to “Inside of Me”.

Fans that enjoy VAMPS’ more dark but melodic tunes, like “Devil Side”, will be sure to appreciate this song as well. K.A.Z’s guitar music as always is solid and flatters HYDE’s vocals. HYDE’s raspy and robust voice, particularly when he hoarsely screams at the bridge towards the end of the song, conjures up an image of a demon forcefully trying to break its way out. Without a doubt this song will be a fan-favorite this November during their North American tour. The verses and chorus are short but this lends to the song being exceptionally catchy. “Inside of Me” is sung completely in English and talks about the monster that lives inside each of us, an insatiable creature that can’t be contained. Both songs on the single are a credible testament to the musical genius of this legendary rock band. Kruspe, for his composing and musical skill. The B-side track is “Rise or Die” – a more rebellious sounding rock sound that draws on the German guitarist, Richard Z. The single consists of the track, “Inside of Me” which features Chris Motionless, the lead singer from the American gothic metalcore band, Motionless in White. Created and recorded entirely in the U.S., the single was produced by the big-hit American producer, Howard Benson. Most recently, VAMPS released their newest single “Inside of Me” just three months ago on August 31st of this year. That all goes to say, with four albums, 12 singles, and 11 DVD’s, VAMPS has been kept busy in the 8 years since their conception. With a short 3 year break, the Japanese rock band was back on it with “Sex Blood Rock n’ Roll” in 2013 and most recently “BloodSuckers” in 2014. Their first album, “Vamps”, dropped in 2009 and was shortly followed by their “Beast” album in 2010. Elsewhere in the song, he raps about the ability to improve yourself through knowledge, noting that it’s never too late to learn more: “I'm a low brow but I rock a little know how… Get smart get down with the pow wow/Never been a better time! Than right now!” As if the song wasn’t perfect enough, they shout out Bob Marley, while John Frusciante quotes the guitar riff from Black Sabbath’s “Sweet Leaf.LOS ANGELES (November 29, 2016) Formed in 2008 by HYDE (lead singer for L’Arc~en~Ciel) and K.A.Z (guitarist for Oblivion Dust), VAMPS has been particularly resolute in releasing musical content within a reasonable time frame.

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