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90’s Japanese emo bands This World Is Mine and Line make old releases available for streaming

By on August 5, 2018

 

90’s Japanese emo bands This World Is Mine and Line make old releases available on all digital streaming services. These releases were made available by the super friendly Yoshinobu Yada of punk/hardcore webzine Liveage. The bands were both active from the late 90’s into the 2000’s.

THIS WORLD IS MINE was a band influenced by 90’s emotional hardcore acts such as Texas is the Reason, Lifetime, Samian.

LINE was formed after the dissolution of THIS WORLD IS MINE and the band continued down the same path but adding some New Wave elements developing a more emo pop sound. The band was further influenced by bands like The Cure, The Smiths, U2, etc.

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Both records are streaming below:

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