Hysteric Lolita’s New Single Produced by Internationally Renowned Producer
Hysteric Lolita is releasing a new single “Cry No More” on the 10th of August. This single is produced by Stuart Epps, who has produced Led Zeppelin and Oasis. “When Hysteric Lolita came over to UK, I had a chance to listen to them. Then I came up with a melody just suitable for them, and had them listen to it on the piano. They liked it and we decided to work together.” Hysteric Lolita ”Cry No More” 01. Cry No More 02. Raven Wing 03. Cho Cho Cho Official website:... Read More
Hysteric Lolita confirmed to perform at Rock in Taichung Taiwan rock festival
Rock in Taichung is a rock event that will be held for the eighth year. Bands from Japan, Korea, England, and the US have played along with mostly independent Taiwan artists. Japanese artists Screw, Alice Nine, and Ling Tosite Sigure have performed at the event in the past. This is round 15 of announcements of performing artists. A few Taiwan artists as well as Japanese artists Hysteric Lolita, AKIRA, MergingMoon, Serenity In Murder, PULASUTA, and SWANKY DANK have been announced.... Read More
“KERA” magazine’s Hysteric Lolita hold charity event in Paris
The five-member girl band Hysteric Lolita held a charity event, titled , at Covent Garden Studios in Paris, France on July 3. They excited the crowd along with local bands. Hysteric Lolita is a five-piece girl band that was formed out of a nationwide audition held by Harajuku fashion magazine “KERA”. They call their sound “Neo Gothic Rock” and play shows along with the latest fashion trends. “Smile for Children for Paris” was held because of Hysteric Lolita.... Read More
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‘The five-peace visual Neo-Gothic rock girls band which was selected from among 100,000 readers of the magazine “KERA”. They’re the “readers of KERA”(knows as KERA!’s ko) had stunning won the CD debut as a finalist from among the about 1500 people participated in the nationwide audition of KERA girl’s band project. With the latest Harajuku fashion and the band sound was reflecting the image of Harajuku visual to expressed the Neo-Gothic rock, and that... Read More
