Release Date: 2026/10/01
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"Boredom Girl" is a Vocaloid-inspired rock track by Mistoria, capturing the frustration of a girl trapped in an uneventful everyday life while secretly waiting for something to change.
Traffic lights, receipts, vending machines, one-sided earphones-ordinary details become slightly surreal as boredom turns into quiet rebellion.
With fast-paced band energy, subtle glitch textures, and a nostalgic early-2010s Japanese Vocaloid-rock feel, the song expresses a restless heart that curses monotony but still hopes for tomorrow.
A song about boredom, resistance, and the strange excitement of waiting for something-anything-to happen.
Mistoria is a Japanese AI rock band consisting of Vo & Gt: Haru / Ba: Noah / Dr: Ruka / Key: Uno. Their concept is "Music × Story × AI", blending rock with electronic, pop, lo-fi, and hip-hop elements. With emotional lyrics and cinematic music videos, Mistoria delivers songs that explore the intersection of human emotions and artificial intelligence. Representative tracks include "Airplane Mode, Can't Turn Off Yet", "OS, You.", and "Flower Bouquet for System Error". The band is active on YouTube and global streaming platforms, seeking to create a new form of storytelling through music. Keywords: AI band, Japanese rock, girls band, emotional rock, original MV, indie band from Japan
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