Abingdon Boys School - STRENGTH [PV]

FINALLY! Another song from TM's band. I had almost forgotten about them until I ran across this song in a music forum. Apparently, it's being used as the new Soul Eater ending *I say "apparently" because I've pretty much stopped watching anime all together, so I'm not really up to date anymore :P*, and I have to admit, it's pretty good. The main thing I love about the song is the classical piano they've mixed in with it. It gives it more attitude and meaning. The only con is the randomness that occasionally just popped out of nowhere and the setting. Other than that, I liked the song and the PV.

Rating = ★★★★½

PV Review: Abingdon Boys School's BLADE CHORD

So, to break the mold of my traditional DVD reviews, I've decided to go ahead and try my hand at reviewing something new. Today, I'll try to review the new ABS's PV, so bare with me. m(_ _)m

ABS (Abingdon Boys School) is definitely in my top 10 favorite bands. So, I wouldn't be much of a fan if I didn't watch their new PV and see what kind of stuff they were up to now. *For those of you who don't know who they are, look them up and you'll find them*

Classic ABS Opening that kind of alludes to something that might be like their Innocent Sorrow PV
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Uh-Oh.... What's this?
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Samurai?
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Shinsengumi?
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YAY!! A samurai PV!!! :D
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Using the mic as a weapon = points for creativity
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Poor Toshi. He's soaked the most by the end of the PV :(
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Can you feel the intensity?
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WELL?! CAN YOU?!?!?!
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Exploding nuts!!
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PWNED!!!!1!!
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One of many of TMR's Ninja Style moves
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Despite the few scenes where it kind of focuses on TMR's cheesy "serious" poses, it was a pretty good video. Mix this in with another awesome product of these guys and you have something you can an enjoy till their next single.

Rating: ★★★★☆ (Awesome effects and great song, but I think TMR was trying a little too hard to be a serious "ninja" in this one. XD)