Don't go on SC to listen to anime songs.

So I pretty much forgot how to access most of my previous profiles, lots of locked private songs...like when Korra lost connection to all the previous Avatars.

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[About me]
Quick Bio: I used to be the og guy with all the profiles posting anime songs. Cool to see some others continuing the legacy. I come back every once in a while.

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[Stuph]
✪ Profile was made March 2016

✪ First track to reach 1,000 likes: Gamers OP

✪ First track to reach 1,000,000 plays: Tokyo Ghoul re OP (Gone unfortunately)

✪ Most popular existing track: Fire force OP @ 8 million plays!

✪ Oct 9th 2019: Main profile hits 1000 followers!

✪ May? 2019-June 12 2020 Death of Audiomack

✪ 2021 Retired from full time anisong posting due to stress of copyright.

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[Song Requests]
We don't do that here...

We are now a 4 piece band, with each player having different influences from country to punk. We collaborate as a collective to write original music- we all love bands like Crazy Horse, The Pixies, The Hip, AC/DC, Old Crowe MS, and Tool.
We played shows in Victoria and released a 7 song  EP in 2014 as a 2 pc - We have been getting set to record a new album in 2021 with our 4 pc as we added a bass player and another guitar player.

Dreamy Rock and Indie-band formed in Denmark in 2018.

The present line-up of Sweet Positive is: 
Azalea So Sweet: vocals and bass guitar
Phil Shoenfelt: guitar and backing vocals
Chris Hughes: drums, percussion, loops

Together with Azalea's unbounded enthusiasm for Melbourne/Berlin rock music, it was her raw and untapped talent that first attracted the attention of renowned drummer Chris Hughes (Rowland S. Howard; Mick Harvey; Nikki Sudden; Alex Hacke; Hugo Race; Fatal Shore; Dim Locator). After Hughes recorded some demos with Sweet Positive in 2016, his erstwhile band mate Phil Shoenfelt (Khmer Rouge; Fatal Shore; Southern Cross; Nikki Sudden; Dim Locator) decided to get involved as well. The result is a five song mini album – produced by Shoenfelt – called “At Her Majesty’s Pleasure”. The CD was released by the German label Moloko + in January 2018. Songs such as “Under The Cherry Tree”  and “Kill Me” are spooky but melodic, drawing the listener into a vortex of repetitive riffs and dark, magical imagery. The cover art by Julia Chochola is also remarkable for its hypnotically suggestive swirls of red, white and black, opening pathways into the viewer’s unconscious, as does the music itself.

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