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'''Nitro Mega Prayer''' is a [[Screamo]] [[Band (music)|band]] from [[Japan]]. They started in January of 1999 with Nakano ([[singer|vocals]]), and Amano ([[guitar]]). They became a quintet with the introduction of Shimeda (guitar), Atsushi ([[bass guitar|bass]]), and Rinta ([[drum]]) in December 2000. They feel that shows are as important as the music itself, and this can be seen in their intense and energetic live performances. They just finished up a new album entitled, "Songs of Hypocrisy". The [[sound quality]] is much improved from previous releases.
'''Nitro Mega Prayer''' is a [[Screamo]] [[Band (music)|band]] from [[Japan]]. They started in January of 1999 with Nakano ([[singer|vocals]]), and Amano ([[guitar]]). They became a quintet with the introduction of Shimeda (guitar), Atsushi ([[bass guitar|bass]]), and Rinta ([[drum]]) in December 2000. Their intense and energetic live performances are characteristic of the Japanese screamo sound. In 2005 they finished a CD titled "Songs of Hypocrisy" in which the [[sound quality]] is much improved over their previous albums.


In 2005 they released a Japanese only split release with fellow Philadelphia screamo / chaotic hardcore band Balboa which was released on Theory and Practice Records and later organized a Japanese tour with Balboa in support of the release in November of 2005. This split CD showcased the further expansion on NMP's sound while incorporating electronic sounds and samples into the intricate mix of caustic screamo.
2005 brought a split CD with the Philadelphia screamo / chaotic hardcore band Balboa, which was released on Theory and Practice Records of Japan. Later both bands toured Japan together, including dates with Killie, Dipleg, 1001 Travels of Jawaharlal, Enslave, and Endzweck. This split CD showcased Nitro Mega Prayer's expansion of the Japanese screamo sound by incorporating electronic sounds and samples into the intricate mix of caustic screamo.


In March of 2006 Nitro Mega Prayer embarked on an east coast tour with their good friends Balboa and received critical acclaim for their "off the hook" performances. The Japanese only split saw the offical state-side release by Chicago indie label Forge Again Records.
In March of 2006 Nitro Mega Prayer completed on an East Coast tour of the United States with Balboa, and received critical acclaim for their "off the hook" performances. The Japanese only split saw offical state-side release by Chicago indie label Forge Again Records.

Like many screamo bands worldwide, the subject matter of Nitro Mega Prayer's songs ranges from personal lyrics to commentary on such political matters as war and mass transportation.


[[Category:Screamo musical groups]]
[[Category:Screamo musical groups]]

Revision as of 06:38, 22 December 2006

Nitro Mega Prayer is a Screamo band from Japan. They started in January of 1999 with Nakano (vocals), and Amano (guitar). They became a quintet with the introduction of Shimeda (guitar), Atsushi (bass), and Rinta (drum) in December 2000. Their intense and energetic live performances are characteristic of the Japanese screamo sound. In 2005 they finished a CD titled "Songs of Hypocrisy" in which the sound quality is much improved over their previous albums.

2005 brought a split CD with the Philadelphia screamo / chaotic hardcore band Balboa, which was released on Theory and Practice Records of Japan. Later both bands toured Japan together, including dates with Killie, Dipleg, 1001 Travels of Jawaharlal, Enslave, and Endzweck. This split CD showcased Nitro Mega Prayer's expansion of the Japanese screamo sound by incorporating electronic sounds and samples into the intricate mix of caustic screamo.

In March of 2006 Nitro Mega Prayer completed on an East Coast tour of the United States with Balboa, and received critical acclaim for their "off the hook" performances. The Japanese only split saw offical state-side release by Chicago indie label Forge Again Records.

Like many screamo bands worldwide, the subject matter of Nitro Mega Prayer's songs ranges from personal lyrics to commentary on such political matters as war and mass transportation.