Crossfaith is experiencing an existential rock ‘n’ roll crisis. It’s not stopping them from partying like rock stars, though.
“I’m a bit hung over,” vocalist Kenta Koie tells me as our interview starts. He was out drinking the night before with programmer and keyboardist Terufumi Tamano. “I can’t even remember what I sang at karaoke.”
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