JROCK NEWS thanks blank paper and JPU Records for this interview. Until then, please keep an eye on blank paper’s activities. Please leave a message for our readers and your international fans.īlank paper: blank paper promises to perform in your country with its sound medicine in the near future. How do you feel about the upcoming overseas shows?īlank paper: blank paper wants to focus on spreading “bpm = blank paper medicine” all over the world! So blank paper would like to increase its production and create more.ĭespite being a new group, you’re already traveling overseas to perform. What type of activities can we expect in the near future?īlank paper: At present, only two types of sound drug exist in the world: enemy and High legacy. Let’s talk about the future of blank paper. What would be your signature move, and what would you name it? If you had to become a wrestler for a day, what would be your wrestling name? blank paper was very happy to receive such a request as its members love wrestling.įor this track, can you tell us which is your favorite line in the lyrics?īlank paper: “Kimareba nagare ga kawaru TIME BOMB” (If we want to we can change the flow of time like a TIME BOMB).ĭo you remember the first time you watched wrestling? Can you tell us how you felt at that moment?īlank paper: Yes, getting up close to the ring, which has previously only been seen on TV, was like a dream come true!
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Did you start out with the intention of it being a wrestling song, and can you tell us how this collaboration came to be?īlank paper: The New Japan Pro Wrestling organization requested sound medicine, so blank paper fulfilled the prescription. Let’s talk about your latest single High legacy. How does that feel?īlank paper: blank paper is very happy to see that its sound medicine is spreading all over the world! Even though you haven’t even shown your faces yet, people are still embracing you. You’ve already gotten a warm welcome from fans through the millions of streams of the song enemy. All parts of the syndicate work well together. It consists of C45P3R and T3R354, as well as other components. It was created for the purpose of sound medicine. What is the reason behind being an anonymous group? How does it affect the group?īlank paper: blank paper is not anonymous. It refines this audio medicine based on what resonates in the hearts and minds of its followers.īlank paper: To spread its sound medicine throughout the world.
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Please introduce yourselves!īlank paper: blank paper is a syndicate that creates “bpm = blank paper medicine”, a sound drug that can be taken legally without injecting, smoking, or swallowing. We are driven by sonic passion Our team of audiophiles consists of audio engineers, software designers, and recording producersall with one goal in mind: making audio sound the way it should Our journey is about creating technologies that keep the sonic qualities of audio material while creating the most natural sounding immersive upmixes. Thank you for taking the time to speak with us today. True to their brand, blank paper answers as one complete entity. Following blank paper’s Europe live debut, we logged on for a byte-to-byte chat with the enigmatic syndicate blank paper. played the song in their very early shows.With all this lore and mystery, JROCK NEWS wanted to know more about this unique music project. Australian group Divinyls released their own version of the song titled " Hey Little Boy" in 1988.The Dead Boys on their first album Young, Loud and Snotty, released in 1977.British group The Banned had a UK hit with it in 1977, reaching #36 in December.The Residents as part of their Third Reich 'n Roll album of 1976.The album was recorded in three weeks, after which the band embarked on a nationwide tour supporting among others, Paul Revere & the Raiders, the Young Rascals, and The Yardbirds. Prior to going into the studio, Larry Ray was replaced on lead guitar by Jim Sawyers. After becoming a regional hit around the San Jose, California area, Bell Records picked it up for national distribution, the label then offered them an album contract. Don Baskin and Bob Gonzales then wrote "Little Girl", which was recorded for Hush Records and released in early 1966. After winning a Bay Area "Battle of the Bands" contest in 1965, the Syndicate of Sound recorded a single "Prepare For Love", which was ultimately unsuccessful.
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