THE OTHER ONE

And much better for it. This album builds on the traditional eclectic mix of genre's in their music and adds all new levels of finesse. Great disc.

As a high babymetal fan this was a no brainer buy a great addition to my big babymetal collection this album has a few off my favorite 10 songs on it by them

This is a great album, not one filler track. BABYMETAL has come a long way & this album reflects that. The songs are more mature & if you've disliked them or been on the fence I feel this album will change that. I know people who disliked them who have heard me play this & said "If they'd always sounded like this I'd have liked them". This is a great album for fans & non fans alike.I wish BABYMETAL continued success & thank them for all their hard work

Arrived a day late but was in perfect condition. Came in the standard plastic case and not a cardboard one and I appreciate that a lot. I've been listening to BM since 2013 and personally I love the album however some don't so I'd recommend listing to the album first before you buy it.

What can I say, THE OTHER ONE exceeded my already high expectations.Heavy, melodic, complex songs. A more mature BABYMETAL album that demonstrates how the band has progressed.

While this album isn't bad, it is unfortunately extremely generic, the unique sound from the first 3 albums has gone, every song from previous albums was recognisable from a small clip as they were so different, I don't think I could recognise any song from this album, it all kind of blurred together, maybe a second listen will be better as I know what to expect, but first impressions of this albun are disappointing

Babymetal were interesting because there was a certain ‘quirkiness’ to their music/lyrics such as changes of tempi, time signature etc elevating them above usual dire, bland J-Pop/Idol Bands. That quirkiness is not present on this album. It is essentially run-of-the-mill, albeit pleasant singing to a mediocre, rock guitar backing. You won’t find anything like hilariously brilliant and catchy ‘Headbanger’ or ‘Gimme Chocolate’ type of songs on this CD. I do wonder if the interesting driving force was for the first three albums was guitarist Fujioka Mikio san (RIP).If you listen to any music repeatedly, it will grow on you, but it doesn’t make it innovative and interesting. A great shame…

I reckon that's just a pre-record of suzuka's solo carrier, my opinion 😉. Divine attack and metalizm sounds pretty good actually