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A roaring rain of love

Akagi

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Akagi "A roaring rain of love" - Review / Song Analysis
Within the roar of sound lies forgiveness for the past and a prayer for the present.
Akagi's new song "A roaring rain of love" is a powerful rock ballad that embraces both pain and tenderness, pushing forward with all its might. Nostalgic imagery and emotional soundscapes intersect, washing over the listener like a sudden summer shower.
The line, "We can never go back", reflects a contemplation of lost time while expressing a determined desire to "laugh here and now." Each strum of the guitar resonates with both nostalgia and pain, while the vocals carry and absorb it all. The repeated refrain toward the end, "If tomorrow makes you suffer / If memory makes you suffer", is not an act of self-sacrifice but a declaration of a commitment to "be together."
The explosive sound in this track is not destructive-it is a sound of salvation. Between stillness and motion, regret and hope, the falling "love rain" leaves a deep imprint on the listener's heart. What Aka-ki delivers is not merely an echo of youth, but the very sound of life ringing out between past and present.
Whether music can save us or not is unknown.
But whenever my heart ached and I longed to be saved, I always turned to music.
When the future is painful, the past is painful, and the present is painful, music pours rain into my mind.
If it's going to rain, let it rain loudly-with love.

Artist Profile

  • Akagi

    Akagi - Band Profile (English Ver.) Formed on February 14, 2025, Akagi is a four-piece alternative rock band based in Tokyo, Japan. The members are Kai Kirisaki (Vo, Gt), Riku Ishikawa (Gt), Goki Yamakawa (Ba), and Masaya Tokunaga (Dr). The band name "Akagi" means "a red cloud appearing in the sky," and also refers to a "fighting-spirited band." With the concept of "opening the gate to a joyful hell," Akagi creates music where emotional chaos and lyrical beauty coexist. Driven by distorted yet shimmering twin guitars, heartbeat-like rhythms, and Kai Kirisaki's voice filled with pain and prayer, their sound blends raw energy and fragile grace - a collision of destruction and salvation. Akagi released their debut single "Applause for tomorrow" (Applause for Tomorrow) in March 2025, featuring two tracks - "A Certain Morning Sun" and "Applause for tomorrow" - capturing the desperate struggle to find hope in despair. The following months saw a rapid succession of releases: "Spring Storm" (Spring Storm) in April, unleashing a violent surge of guitar-driven emotion; "I should really be able to fly in the sky now" (Now I Could Truly Fly) in May, a soaring and cathartic piece balancing melodic pop and alternative intensity; and "Even Eternity Passes Its Midpoint" (Eternity Is Half Gone) in August, a deeply introspective and atmospheric work showing the band's growing depth. Their upcoming digital single "A roaring rain of love" (Love Rain in Loud Sound), set for release on November 12, 2025, marks the culmination of Akagi's sonic evolution - a thunderous celebration of love, pain, and the will to live. With explosive emotion and haunting tenderness, Akagi stands as a new voice in Japan's alternative rock scene - a band that finds beauty in the pain of being alive. Suggested tags (for Bandcamp / press use) Alternative Rock / Post Rock / Grunge / Japanese Rock / Emo / Indie Rock Akagi Members Vo,Gt: Kai Kirisaki Gt: Riku Ishikawa Ba: Gouki Yamakawa Dr: Masaya Tokunaga

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