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SiM
SiM, an abbreviation of Silence iz Mine, is a Japanese rock band formed in Shonan, Kanagawa Prefecture, in November 2004 by vocalist MAH. The current lineup is rounded out by guitarist SHOW-HATE, bassist SIN and drummer GODRi, all of whom also contribute backing vocals.
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- Oct 16San FranciscoAugust HallPerformers: Zero 9:36View details
- Oct 20SeattleThe ShowboxView details
- Oct 24DenverOriental TheaterView details
- Oct 28ChicagoHouse of Blues ChicagoPerformers: Zero 9:36, aurorawaveView details
- Nov 2PhiladelphiaBrooklyn Bowl PhiladelphiaPerformers: Zero 9:36, aurorawaveView details
- Nov 10RaleighLincoln TheatreView details
- Nov 11NashvilleThe Basement EastPerformers: Zero 9:36, aurorawaveView details
- Nov 13AtlantaBuckhead TheatrePerformers: Zero 9:36View details
- Nov 23Los AngelesThe BelascoPerformers: Zero 9:36, aurorawaveView details
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About SiM
The band's sound blends nu metal, metalcore, ska punk and reggae rock, delivered largely in English-language lyrics with a confrontational, high-energy attitude that has set the group apart within Japan's rock scene. Their catalogue includes the albums Seeds of Hope (2011), Pandora (2013), which reached number five on the Oricon chart, The Beautiful People (2016), Thank God, There Are Hundreds of Ways to Kill Enemies (2020), which peaked at number two on Oricon, and Playdead (2023).
SiM reached a new international audience with the 2022 single "The Rumbling," used as the opening theme for Attack on Titan: The Final Season Part 2. The track topped Billboard's Hot Hard Rock Songs chart and won recognition at the 2023 Crunchyroll Anime Awards, expanding the band's profile well beyond Japan and feeding into subsequent world tours, including the Playdead World Tour and the Hooman World Tour.