What happens when you combine heavy riffs, reggae rap, and traditional Japanese instruments?

Senshi happens.
Senshi was born after a Japanese themed video game on which Adam Rakic (vocals) worked on never saw the light of day, and he decided to lay down his distinctive ragamuffin vocal style (reggae rap) over the game’s Metal soundtrack which his friend Dalibor Rajk has made.

Soon after that Senshi was formed.
With the outpouring support from their newly found Japanese fanbase and a new lineup with Pavle Kircanski (guitar) Kosta Madjarevic (bass), Aleksandar Savic (drums) and 5th member behind the camera, Borko Simic (Lyrics) the band go full throttle and in only one year of existence Senshi successfully crowdfunded their first Japanese tour, released this album and 6 music videos.

Having an original idea followed with lots of hard work and support from old friends, as well as new ones from Japan, Senshi started a story that is yet to unfold. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.