1. Japanese ban… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least nine artists with the name Afterglow.
1. Japanese band from the BanG Dream! franchise
2. Metalcore/djent from Mexico City, Mexico
3. 60s band from California, USA
4. A Christian duo from Utah, USA
5. Metalcore band from Tokyo, Japan
6. Neo-prog from Marseille, France
7. Shoegaze band from Melbourne, Australia.
8. A rock band from Copenhagen, Denmark.
9. A producer and vocalist from DFW.
1. Afterglow is a Japanese five-member girl band from the BanG Dream! franchise. They debuted on September 6, 2017 with the song “That Is How I Roll!”. The band consists of five singers/voice actors. Sakura Ayane/Mitake Ran (vocalist, guitarist), Misawa Sachika/Aoba Moca (guitarist), Katou Emiri/Uehara Himari (bassist), Hikasa Yoko/Udagawa Tomoe (drummer) and Kanemoto Hisako/Hazawa Tsugumi (keyboardist). The canon background story is that Afterglow is a band of five childhood friends. When Ran (Vo.) moved to a different class in middle school, the girls made a band so they could still see each other. Now in high school, they love playing in their band, practicing after school and playing live shows. They get along famously and almost never fight. Though they're still fairly inexperienced, they gained popularity for their powerful performances and strong vocals.
2. Afterglow is a metalcore/djent band based in Mexico City. Their sound is defined by down-tuned groovy riffs with catchy choruses and dreamy atmospheres, while their message clearly stems from the overwhelming feelings of existential irrelevance that most people in our generation suffers from. Afterglow exists to cheer you up and make you feel connected, relieved that you are not alone in this. In 2020, Afterglow made a notable entrance into the metalcore scene with their singles "Ephemeral" and "Black Hole," which garnered attention and acclaim. These tracks gained significant recognition, including placement on Spotify's Metal editorial playlists, as well as being featured on Sirius XM.
3. Afterglow (initially known as The Medallions) originated from Chico, California in the 1960s. The band consisted of Gene Resler as the vocalist, Tony Tecumseh on guitar, Ron George on bass, Larry Alexander on drums and Roger Swanson on keyboards. In 1968, they released a self-titled album under the MTA label, which was later reissued by Sundazed Records in 1995. The album, produced by Larry Goldberg and Leo Kulka (also known as Leo De Gar Kulka, a frequent presence at Golden Gate studios in San Francisco), showcases a blend of soft pop accompanied by a distinct organ accompaniment and memorable melodies. Within the album, certain tracks such as "Susie's Gone," "It's A Wonder," and "Afternoon" embrace a noticeably psychedelic quality.
4. Afterglow is a Christian musical duo from Pleasant Grove, Utah. The duo consists of Joel McCausland and Kevin Peay. Their musical journey began during their junior year in high school, captivating audiences at school assemblies, community events, and local fairs. Their talent led them to present LDS firesides and concerts across the United States prior to their mission trips to Japan and St. Louis in 1980.
In 1984, AFTERGLOW caught the attention of Deseret Book, signing a recording contract with the renowned company. Since then, they have released 17 albums through Deseret Book, five of which were recorded in England with the esteemed London Philharmonic Orchestra. Among their notable works are albums such as "A More Perfect Light," "How Great Thou Art" and "Love at Home". They have released two love songs themed albums as well as two country albums produced in Nashville called "Close to Home" and "No Love Lost."
Over the years, Joel and Kevin have toured the United States, Canada, England, Japan, and Brazil. Recently, AFTERGLOW returned with their latest release, "Mercyville", featuring a collection of original songs written to celebrate the joys and challenges of life. The album's messages revolve around themes such as serving others, coping with loss, experiencing joy, and navigating life's trials.
5. AFTERGLOW was a five-piece metalcore band hailing from Tokyo, Japan. The band was formed in March 2016 and consisted of vocalist keito, guitarists fuji and nori, bassist Ryo and drummer Yuichiro. They gained recognition for their energetic and powerful sound, combining elements of metalcore with emotional hardcore and other genres.
In July 2016, AFTERGLOW released their debut single, "Atlas," for free. Following the release of more music, the band embarked on a series of tours across Japan. However, in June 2017, vocalist hum, bassist NORA, and drummer 荒谷 decided to part ways with the band, leading to AFTERGLOW's temporary hiatus. The departure of these three members marked a significant change for the group, and they took a break from their activities for approximately nine months.
In March 2018, AFTERGLOW regrouped and welcomed vocalist keito, bassist Ryo, and drummer Yuichiro as new members. With this refreshed lineup, they resumed their activities, primarily focusing on performances in Tokyo and its surrounding areas. As of now, it appears that AFTERGLOW may have disbanded in 2021.
6. Afterglow is a five-piece band hailing from Marseille, France. The band consists of Freud Chaudeaux as the lead vocalist, Reno Ferré on lead guitar, François Festy on keyboards and vocals, Claude Figge on congas, and Karim Abdelali on drums. Their musical style combines elements from classic hard rock acts like Saga and Rush, as well as contemporary neo-progressive bands such as Pendragon and IQ.
7. Afterglow was a shoegaze band hailing from Melbourne, Australia. They released a 7" for the Summershine label in 1992, followed by a couple of EPs. The band's singer and guitarist, Greg, later joined the band Snout. Between 1992 and 1994, Afterglow released two EPs and one 7", but they did not release a full album.
8. A rock band from Copenhagen, Denmark. Founded by Michel Tyedmers (vocals) and Gert Breitenkamp (drums & guitars) in 2001. Formerly members of The Black Rose, a Thin Lizzy Tribute band.
9. A producer and vocalist from DFW. They have been making music since 2016 and dipped their foot in almost every genre; their discography ranges from trap to future bass to rock.
What It's Worth
Afterglow Lyrics
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What it is ain't exactly clear
There's a man with a gun over there
Telling me I got to beware
I think it's time we stop, children, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Nobody's right if everybody's wrong
Young people speaking their minds
Getting so much resistance from behind
It's time we stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
What a field-day for the heat
A thousand people in the street
Singing songs and carrying signs
Mostly say, hooray for our side
It's s time we stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Paranoia strikes deep
Into your life it will creep
It starts when you're always afraid
You step out of line, the man come and take you away
We better stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Stop, now, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Stop, children, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
"What It's Worth" by Afterglow is a protest song that emphasizes the importance of being aware of the present political climate and being cautious of the events around us. The opening lines of the song, "There's something happening here, what it is ain't exactly clear" highlights the confusion of the people and how they are not aware of the happenings around them. The song goes on to talk about a man with a gun over there, telling the singer to beware. The threat of violence is present and emphasized, making it imperative for everyone to pay attention and be cautious.
The chorus of the song, "I think it's time we stop, what's that sound, everybody look what's going down" emphasizes the need for everyone to take a moment and be conscious of their surroundings. The battle lines being drawn and nobody being right if everyone is wrong, highlights the division present in the society due to the prevalent difference in opinions. Young people are speaking their minds, but resistance is coming at them from behind. The lyrics show that the younger generation is trying to bring change but not receiving support and has to face opposition.
"Paranoia strikes deep, into your life, it will creep," highlights the fear that is instilled in everyone by the authority figures. The fear of punishment and not being allowed to speak your opinion looms over everything, and everyone is under constant surveillance. It is time to stop and take a look at what is happening around us, be aware of our surroundings, and speak up for what we believe in.
Line by Line Meaning
There's something happening here
Something significant is taking place in this situation.
What it is ain't exactly clear
The exact nature of the situation is not evident or well understood.
There's a man with a gun over there
A person carrying a weapon is present in the vicinity.
Telling me I got to beware
That person is warning me to be cautious or alert.
I think it's time we stop, children, what's that sound
It's time for us to pause and take notice of sounds that we hear.
Everybody look what's going down
Everyone pay attention to what's happening right now.
There's battle lines being drawn
Groups or sides are forming, and a conflict may be imminent.
Nobody's right if everybody's wrong
If everyone is mistaken or misguided, no one can claim to be in the right.
Young people speaking their minds
Younger people are expressing their opinions or beliefs.
Getting so much resistance from behind
They are encountering significant opposition from others around them.
It's time we stop, hey, what's that sound
It's time for us to pause again and pay attention to what we're hearing.
What a field-day for the heat
A situation that is full of tension or danger is quite positive for those who profit from fear or social unrest.
A thousand people in the street
Many people are out in public, taking part in some kind of demonstration or protest.
Singing songs and carrying signs
These people are expressing their beliefs and opinions through music and visual media.
Mostly say, hooray for our side
The signs and songs proclaim allegiance to a particular group or ideology.
Paranoia strikes deep
A sense of fear and distrust is taking root in people's lives.
Into your life it will creep
This fear can be insidious and pervasive, permeating every aspect of one's existence.
It starts when you're always afraid
This sense of fear can begin with constant feelings of apprehension and trepidation.
You step out of line, the man come and take you away
If someone deviates from expected behavior, authorities may take legal or punitive action.
We better stop, hey, what's that sound
We should pause and pay attention again to what we're hearing, because it may be significant.
Stop, hey, what's that sound
We need to stop and pay attention to the situation at hand.
Stop, now, what's that sound
Right now, we need to listen carefully to what we're hearing.
Stop, children, what's that sound
Everyone, especially young people, needs to pay attention to what's happening and what they're feeling.
Everybody look what's going down
We all need to take a closer look at what's happening around us.
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: STEPHEN STILLS
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@aragaoetal
Tell me that you're still mine
Tell me that we'll be just fine
Even when I lose my mind
I need to say
Tell me that it's not my fault
Tell me that I'm all you want
Even when I break your heart
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Difference between "Sorry that I hurt you" and "if i hurt you":
Saying the words: I'm sorry THAT I hurt you means you're aware of the fact that you hurt someone and you're taking responsibility.
Sorry IF I hurt you: means you're not aware that you had hurt someone and just apologizing for the sake of the concept of the word "sorry."
**: She's truly a mastermind for using the word "excrutiating" as a sign of sadness, hurt. Instead of saying "it's so painful to seeing you down so bad," she says "it's so excrutiating to see you low," means she's beyond hurt and sad.
This woman never makes a bad song (2).
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This woman never makes a bad song
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