X-JAPAN ANNOUNCES NEW ALBUM AFTER 20 YEARS OF ABSENCE
Who is X-Japan, the group that excited in this city adolescents and elderly people? Who is this who calls Yoshiki, whose classical music concert, accompanied by piano and violin, drew more than 2,000 people? Who are these Japanese whose documentary won the last edition of Sundance, considered the most important festival of independent films of the world?
X-Japan is an exponent of the metal Japanese music played in England, E.U, Argetina, Mexico, France and Korea.
Yoshiki was their drummer and while speaking his tone is calm, but it becomes tough, to dress rock clothes. “We Are X” is the production directed by Stephen Kijak showing the history of the band, whose suicide of one of its members made at least one fan on his way and others tried.
“Music really takes nothing away, but without music could not survive all the difficult moments I’ve had in life,” says Yoshiki.
From the hotel where he stays, Yoshiki launches the notice: next year, if not later this year, X-Japan returns after 20 years with new album, whose cover art already drew himself.
“It will be the first to officially come out, although there has been some piracy” says.
“There are 11 songs, I think, unashamedly, that is the best we have recorded,” he stresses. Anime lover, with whom he grew up, Yoshiki surprised with the reception of Mexican fans, unlike other places, jokes, do not pull hair. And as grateful, without defending piracy, consider the need to create a mechanism for people to have free music legally.
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