Dive into the electrifying world of SiM, the Japanese genre-blenders infusing heavy with reggae punx. Their latest album, Playdead, released via UNFD on the 27th, boldly pushes musical boundaries. Whether you’ve encountered SiM through anime like Attack On Titan or Netflix’s Kengan Ashura, their tracks “The Rumbling,” “Under The Tree,” and “Red” may have already piqued your interest. But even newcomers to SiM will find Playdead igniting some musical curiosity.
This genre fusion may only suit some but caters to a diverse musical spectrum. While most rock and metal bands adhere to convention, SiM boldly explores uncharted territory, breaking free from genre confines. Playdead is a rollercoaster of emotions, with diverse vocals and a blend of manic breakdowns and dance beats. Each track stands out uniquely, and there are no filler songs. To fully grasp the album’s complexity, start from the beginning and listen to it in one sitting.
The album offers moments of unbridled intensity, with lyrics that cleverly blend absurdity with musicality. However, be prepared for unexpected raw moments. Playdead challenges your musical comfort zone, guiding you into uncharted territory for those who appreciate genre-blending fusion. It bridges musical scenes, expanding its audience while pushing boundaries.
Track List:
01) PLAYDEAD
02) RED
03) HiDE and SEEK
04) SWEET DREAMS
05) Die Alone
06) TOO LATE
07) KiSS OF DEATH
08) Sad Song
09) BBT
10) DO THE DANCE
11) Not So Weak
12 UNDER THE TREE (Full Length Version)
13) The Rumbling (Orchestral Version)
