Aria van Weye 
Deviloof is a Japanese visual kei band that has been making waves in the metal scene since their formation in 2015. Their latest release, “False Self,” is a powerful and intense single that showcases their unique blend of heavy metal and visual kei aesthetics.
“False Self” begins with an intense hit of guitars and drums right in your face, setting the stage for the band’s signature aggressive sound. As the song progresses, the drums and guitar kick into overdrive, delivering a crushing wall of sound that perfectly complements the intense vocals of frontman Keisuke.
Despite its heavy subject matter, “False Self” is an incredibly catchy and energetic song that is sure to get audiences moshing and headbanging. The band’s use of visual kei elements, such as their bold and theatrical costumes and makeup, add to the overall impact of the song and create a unique and memorable performance experience.
Deviloof’s music has been praised for its powerful instrumentation and impressive vocal range, and “False Self” is no exception. The band’s ability to seamlessly blend traditional metal elements with visual kei aesthetics has set them apart from other bands in the genre, and “False Self” is a prime example of this.
“False Self” is an impressive new release from the Japanese visual kei band Deviloof. The band’s unique blend of heavy metal and visual kei aesthetics make for an unforgettable musical experience, and the powerful message of the song adds an extra layer of depth and meaning. Fans of heavy metal and visual kei alike are sure to appreciate the raw energy and intensity of “False Self.”
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