Statement

Hello everyone! We're CROSSFAITH from Osaka, Japan. We are so proud to announce that we signed to Tragic Hero Records and our new album “The Dream, The Space” is coming this spring! Please pick it up at your nearest store and check it out! Hope we'll see you real soon! We are super stoked to be a part of Tragic Hero Family since we grow up listening to bands like Alesana and A Skylit Drive and had the chance to share stages with Confide and Greeley Estates in Japan.

Right now in Japan, there are so many people suffering after the earthquake and Tsunami. Luckily, all of our families are safe. Since we are musicians, and music is the only thing we can do, we feel strongly that we need to keep stepping forward to write music to cheer people up. We are planning a charity activity in the near future, so please support us when we are ready for that. For now, please pray for Japan! We're trying really hard to come to the USA and see you all. So until then, please look out for our new album and keep your fingers crossed, that we’ll be over there soon!

congrats, regardless of their talent.

Tragic Hero ran out of shitty generic American bands to sign?

But good luck to their charity work.

I love Japan too much to say something about this band.

Grew up listening to Alesana? That just sounds crazy

Fuck, am I that old?

I'm trying my best to figure out if this band sings in English or not. Somebody please enlighten me. :P
I've just listened to three songs and I still can't figure it out...

this label has got to fucking stop.

the production on the drums sounds absolutely fucking terrible (actually the production overall)

i definitely prefer their sound to a skylit drive, though. not that bad.

actually, most bands out of japan are pretty solid

Originally Posted by Davey_Owens

Fuck, am I that old?

this, horey shit

i remember when tragic hero and alesana started like 6 years ago. that statement is nuts haha

Maybe they should bring Balzac and/or Mad Capsule Markets with them on a U.S. tour.

awfully close to 'crossfade'