ROTH BART BARON

guest： DE DE MOUSE ＋ Drumrolls

[bold]ROTH BART BARON Lot Baltic Baron [/bold] A two-person folk rock band from Tokyo, Japan, consisting of Masaya Mifune (Vo. / Gt.) and Tetsuya Nakahara (Ds.). Produced in the midwinter of Philadelphia, USA, and released in 2014, the debut album "Lot Baltic Baron's Ice Age" was selected as the best disc in music media in 2014, and has a solid reputation for its high musicality and overwhelming live performance. Returning to the United States again and conducting a US tour around seven cities, and after returning to Japan, a one-man held at Shibuya WWW was greeted with cheers and was a great success. In 2015, he also performed at large rock festivals such as VIVA LA ROCK, CIRCLE, RSR, and Samani, and made a strong impact even though he was an unknown newcomer. On October 21, 2015, Mifune released the second album "ATOM" for the first time in a year and a half, in which he created sessions with local musicians at a studio in Montreal, Canada, inspired by a science fiction film. Starting with the Tokyo Daikanyama UNIT on November 8, we will conduct an ATOM tour around Japan for four months. [bold] ROTH BART BARON Special Site [/bold] http://atom.rothbartbaron.com ATOM introduction [bold] DE DE MOUSE ＋ Drumrolls[/bold] A project with 2 drums & 2VJ (video) that embodies "Rhythm", one of the many LIVE styles of DE DE MOUSE. Based on polyrhythm, vertical and horizontal drumming and break beets that are edited in real time from Brasilian to Afro and Swing Beats. A cut-up video that visualizes the snead drum that is folded. The members are fluid and take a twin drum style consisting of drums, Nobuhide Saji ( plot./miimo), jimanica (d.v.d.), Akinori Yamamoto (LITE), Ken Higehaku, etc. Takashi Yamaguchi (d.v.d.) and rokapenis are participating in the video. The crazy and accurate drum play and colorful breathtaking images are a masterpiece performance that further enhances the melody of DE DE MOUSE and soaks it into the depths of the body. 12/2 release DE DE MOUSE 5th album「farewell holiday!」spot