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Reaction Video: BRIDEAR's "Still Burning" from Born Again - All-Female Japanese Metal Band - jrock - jmetal Female Fronted Japanese Band
Join me as I react to the electrifying song 'Still Burning' by the all-female Japanese metal band BRIDEAR! This track is from their album 'Born Again,' and it's packed with powerful riffs, stunning vocals, and incredible energy.

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In this video, I'll share my thoughts and feelings as I experience this amazing song for the first time. BRIDEAR has been making waves in the metal scene, and 'Still Burning' is a perfect example of their talent and intensity.

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A History of the Japanese Metal Band Bridear.

BRIDEAR, an all-female Japanese metal band, was formed in Fukuoka in 2011. Known for their powerful combination of melodic death metal and hard rock elements, the band quickly gained attention for their technical prowess, energetic performances, and captivating stage presence. The original lineup included lead vocalist KIMI, guitarist Mitsuru, bassist Haru, drummer Kai, and second guitarist Misa, though the band has seen some lineup changes over the years.

Early Years and Debut
BRIDEAR started by playing in local venues, building a solid fan base with their intense live shows. Their first EP, "Overturn the Doom," was released in 2013, showcasing their unique blend of heavy riffs and melodic hooks. This EP helped them garner significant attention within the Japanese metal scene.

Rise to Prominence
In 2016, BRIDEAR released their first full-length album, "Baryte." The album's success catapulted them into the international spotlight, leading to their first overseas tour in Europe. Songs like "Light in the Dark" and "Scars in My Life" became fan favorites, demonstrating their ability to blend aggressive metal with melodic sensibilities.

Continued Success and Lineup Changes
BRIDEAR continued to release music that resonated with both Japanese and international audiences. Albums such as "Helix" (2017) and "Expose Your Emotions" (2018) solidified their reputation as one of Japan's premier metal acts. Despite lineup changes, with members like Misa leaving and new members joining, BRIDEAR maintained their distinct sound and high energy.

Born Again and Beyond
In 2021, BRIDEAR released "Bloody Bride," followed by "Born Again" in 2023, featuring the hit single "Still Burning." These albums showcased their growth as musicians and songwriters, with more complex compositions and refined performances. "Still Burning" exemplifies their evolution, blending fierce guitar work, powerful vocals, and anthemic choruses.

Legacy and Influence
BRIDEAR's impact on the metal scene is undeniable. They have broken barriers as an all-female band in a genre traditionally dominated by male musicians. Their relentless touring, both in Japan and internationally, has earned them a loyal fan base and respect within the global metal community.

With each release, BRIDEAR continues to push the boundaries of their sound, proving that they are a force to be reckoned with in the world of metal. Their journey from local Fukuoka venues to international stages is a testament to their talent, perseverance, and passion for music.

Conclusion
BRIDEAR's story is one of determination and musical excellence. As they continue to produce powerful metal anthems and captivate audiences worldwide, their legacy as trailblazers in the metal genre only grows stronger. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to their music, BRIDEAR's discography offers a thrilling experience of melodic intensity and raw power.

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