Many would argue and agree that it wasn’t until their sixth album Kurutta Taiyou that the band finally began to get really serious (perhaps a review for another day, meaning whenever I can buy a copy). However even those albums, while showcasing new things, still have simpleness to them. Buck-Tick slowly got better, they beginning to mature in the Taboo album, and as stated in the review of it, Aku no Hana saw them fully embrace their new more serious image. But it is simple and while the lyrics have meaning to them, they have a sense of being written to be cool about them, something which the lead vocalist and main lyricist Atsushi Sakurai has even admitted. This isn’t to say that their early music is bad, in fact it’s rather good. They are a band that got better as the years passed. The respect comes in their willingness to change and showcase new things and their maturity. The love is rather obviously due to my enjoyment of their music. I bring this all up because once more we’re looking at Buck-Tick, a band that will always have my love and respect.
Some even take this as a way to show off their maturing or becoming better as a creator. Some do it just to try out different things, just take a look at guys like Beck or Marilyn Manson who would change the sound of their albums just to make it stand out from their previous one. Everything is always changing in the entertainment industry what’s in, what’s out? What’s doing well and what’s faring poorly? Along with changing to try and be more successful sometimes things will change just because somebody wants to change, experiment. This is a fact that carries over from the environment and life (human, animal, etc) to entertainment.
It is what made us who were and will continue to morph us to what is needed to survive and keep going. Buck-Tick - Darker Than Darkness -Style 93-Įvolution is something that is a reoccurring factor in life.
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