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Track List
01) Bejita's Revenge
02) Sound of Wolves
03) Show Me Your Respect
04) Against All
05) Demonstrating My Saiya Style
06) Protect Ya Chest
01) Bejita's Revenge
02) Sound of Wolves
03) Show Me Your Respect
04) Against All
05) Demonstrating My Saiya Style
06) Protect Ya Chest
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First Released
2012
Hardcore
Confrontational
Metal
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EP
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In May 2011, Rise of the Northstar launched "Protect Your Japan" campaign following the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami and Fukushima nuclear disaster that affected Japan on March 11 of the same year. They released an exclusive song titled "Phoenix" on June 20, 2011 on their bandcamp page in order to raise fund for the Japanese Red Cross. The band also made a video clip to make the campaign bigger. Shortly after, a new rhythm guitarist Air One joined the band to replace Loïc G who had left a few months earlier.
On July 23, 2012, the band released a second EP containing six tracks titled Demonstrating My Saiya Style. The EP was released as a single CD for the world, and as a special Japanese 2 CDs pack (including the new EP and Tokyo Assault) independently, and had sold out the first 2,000 copies. Two music videos were released from the EP: "Sound of Wolves" and the eponymous "Demonstrating My Saiya Style".
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In May 2011, Rise of the Northstar launched "Protect Your Japan" campaign following the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami and Fukushima nuclear disaster that affected Japan on March 11 of the same year. They released an exclusive song titled "Phoenix" on June 20, 2011 on their bandcamp page in order to raise fund for the Japanese Red Cross. The band also made a video clip to make the campaign bigger. Shortly after, a new rhythm guitarist Air One joined the band to replace Loïc G who had left a few months earlier.
On July 23, 2012, the band released a second EP containing six tracks titled Demonstrating My Saiya Style. The EP was released as a single CD for the world, and as a special Japanese 2 CDs pack (including the new EP and Tokyo Assault) independently, and had sold out the first 2,000 copies. Two music videos were released from the EP: "Sound of Wolves" and the eponymous "Demonstrating My Saiya Style".
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