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Brand new idol Shit (album)

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Released
  
March 27, 2015

Language
  
Japanese, English

Artist
  
BiSH

Label
  
SUB TRAX

Length
  
51:17

Producer
  
Kenta Matsukuma, JxSxK

Release date
  
27 March 2015

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Genres
  
Pop punk, Alternative metal

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Brand-new idol Shit (stylized Brand-new idol SHiT) is the debut album by Japanese idol group BiSH released through the independent label Sub Trax on May 27, 2015. The album is the first physical release by the group. Songs from the album were posted for streaming on SoundCloud little by little on the group's account. By the time the album was released all tracks except "BiSH -Hoshi ga Matataku Yoru ni-" (which was uploaded on YouTube), were available for streaming. The same songs were available for a limited time as free downloads on Ototoy.

Contents

Last minute departure of Yukako Love Deluxe

Yukako Love Deluxe left the group during the recording of this album, which lead to a rushed session in which her unrecorded parts were reassigned to other members. This is why her only contributions on the record are vocals on "Spark" and lyrics. In addition the cover art depicts a torn photo of the group with Watanabe. This came to be due to the lack of time staff had between Yukako's departure and the deadline for deciding on a design. They decided to rip Yukako from an existing photo, which became the final choice.

Personnel

  • BiSH - Lyrics on Track 2
  • Cent Chihiro Chitti – vocals; lyrics on Tracks 6 and 13
  • Aina The End – vocals; lyrics on Track 4
  • Momoko Gumi Company - vocals; lyrics on Tracks 7 and 9
  • Hug Me - vocals; lyrics on Track 11
  • Ex. BiSH
  • Yukako Love Deluxe - vocals on Track 1; lyrics on Tracks 3, 8 and 10
  • Songs

    1Spark5:35
    2BiSH Hoshi Ga Matataku Yoruni4:37
    3Monsters3:29

    References

    Brand-new idol Shit (album) Wikipedia