My guess is the last one is Shiniya’s
But didn’t Toshiya say he did write quite some stuff for this album 
Yes he did lol 
toshiya got told to kick rocks by kaoru
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If only Mr. T put as much effort into a side project as he does with DIRT…
I wouldn’t be shocked if this is a case of Toshiya presenting demos and it was just built on by Kaoru and Die with input by everyone.
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I want Toshiya songs :((((
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Or maybe even the other way around? Maybe when they say “Kaoru/Die/whomever” “wrote” a song that’s the person who brought the main skeleton to the group, and everybody together builds from there. Maybe Toshiya had a lot of input and influence on how the final arrangements came out?
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I’m excited for the new album and would love to read all the contents of those magazine!!
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What do you guys think about Kaoru’s look for this album? Does he look badass?
Shinya wrote one song. Not sure what this means regarding Toshiya’s song, maybe his wasn’t included after all, or maybe he just helped out or so? Dunno.
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So, that means Die wrote 4, Shinya 1, Kaoru 9?
You’re crushing my hopes.
Papa Kaoru is such a benevolent king.
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What if they’re all instrumental aside from the ones people have already heard?
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The longest song seems to be six or seven seven or eight minutes long.
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The interviewer describes Mortal Downer the following way: Isolation is a two-minute-long instrumental that starts with piano and gradually incorporates other sounds. Kaijin ni Kisu has Kyo’s incantation-like vocals. The first half of the album is characterized by its deep and dynamic songs. The rest of the album is heavy and gloomy, and “no end” concludes on a soundscape-type of atmosphere.
More details here: *SPOILERS about Mortal Downer* – @yridenergyridenergy on Tumblr
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I like what i read. My hype is growing. I’m vibing with this direction they describe
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Til i have a samurai hairline
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