Cö shu Nie’s newest song bullet is being used as the current ending theme for the season three of the ongoing hit TV anime series Psycho-Pass, and received a remix by American DJ and singer-songwriter Slushii last week.

The band’s highly-anticipated 2020 tour, entitled “PURE” -who are you?-, is set to begin on January 24 next year, and they’ve just announced that they are adding an extra show at Zepp Tokyo for March 6.

Cö shu Nie will release their new album PURE on December 11, 2019, but before that they will drop their bullet single on November 11. Fans can gain access to pre-sale tickets for the newly-announced Tokyo Zepp concert via the flyers coupled with the CD release of the single. The single itself will also feature piano arrangements of the band’s songs Zettai Zetsumei and Lamp which were used for the TV anime series The Promised Neverland.

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Cö shu Nie’s newest song bullet is being used as the current ending theme for the season three of the ongoing hit TV anime series Psycho-Pass.

American DJ, singer-songwriter and record producer Slushiiーwho is known for working with a variety of notable artists including Marshmello, as well as receiving big time support from Skrillexーjust dropped a remix of bullet which was posted on Cö shu Nie’s YouTube channel below.

The collaboration happened after Cö shu Nie vocalist Miku Nakamura featured on Slushii’s song Calling Out to You. Slushii himself is an anime fan, and Nakamura is the composer for many an anime theme song including the Tokyo Ghoul:re opening theme asphyxia, the The Promised Neverland ending themes Zettai Zetsumei and Lamp, and more.

The bullet remix is also streaming on Spotify, so be sure to give it a listen to hear the song in an all-new light.

Tickets for Cö shu Nie’s 2020 tour “PURE” -who are you?- are now on sale.

The first episode of the anime series Psycho Pass 3 aired on October 24. The anime’s ending theme bullet by Cö shu Nie was released digitally alongside a short version of the music video as part of the new season’s premiere.

Cö shu Nie – bullet (Official Video) / Psycho Pass 3 ED

The music video sees the band members enter last boss-style in an alternative world between reality and fantasy. The full video will be coupled on a DVD as part of the physical CD release on November 20.

It has also been revealed that Cö shu Nie will release their first album PURE on December 11. The 12-track record will include the band’s hit tracks like the Tokyo Ghoul:re opening theme asphyxia; the The Promised Neverland ending themes Zettai Zetsumei and Lamp; the main theme inertia for the upcoming Japanese horror film Shiraisan which will be released in 2020; and more.

First Press Limited Edition copies of the album will include a DVD featuring the band’s performance at Liquid Room which served as the finale to their “Psychedelic Experiment” tour. iTunes pre-orders for the album are now open.

The opening theme song for the 2018 anime adaptation of Tokyo Ghoul:re is asphyxia by Cö shu Nie, who was chosen from Apple Music New Artist. The song has been played over 10 million times on Spotify. As a popular band, Cö shu Nie’s Japanese songs reached 6th place in the charts in 2018.

TV anime The Promised Neverland started its broadcast on Fuji Television’s Programming block noitaminA from January 2019. The current anime ending theme song Zettai Zetsumei is very popular and is available for digital download. The CD single will be released in March. As the anime will be reaching its 9th episode, Cö shu Nie created the new song Lamp to become the new ending theme song!

Zettai Zetsumei set the perfect mood for the previous anime episodes. The new song Lamp is the perfect way to end the current campaign and represent the arrival of warm feelings! You can download and stream this song on iTunes, Spotify or Apple Music. The non-credit anime ending video is also going to be streamed by Aniplex on YouTube.

The Promised Neverland creditless ending movie (Lamp version)

The CD single that will be released on 13th March will be a double A-side single called Zettai Zetsumei/Lamp. An image of the jacket design for the single’s limited edition version, which features an anime illustration, has also been released. The illustration was created by Shoko Nakamura who is the creator of the anime ending movies for Zettai Zetsumei and Lamp.

Village Vanguard has also created Cö shu Nie × The Promised Neverland collaboration T-shirts! There is only a limited supply of these but they are available now at Village Vanguard Shibuya main store (Tokyo), Nagoya Parco (Aichi) and Americamura (Osaka). You can also purchase these online.

Cö shu Nie is also embarking on a one-man-tour called Cö shu Nie Tour 2019 Daring Transition. The tour will take place in seven different parts of Japan, starting at MACANA in Sendai on 11th April and finishing at LIQUID ROOM, Tokyo on 25th April.

A statement by Cö shu Nie:

“Hello everyone it is nice to meet you. We are Cö shu Nie; the three-piece band who wrote the ending theme song for the anime The Promised Neverland.

No matter how much we are defeated, we will continue to fight for what is important to us.

These are the feelings we put into this song.

Cö shu Nie has always been reading the manga, so we are so happy to be in charge of this ending theme song. Our hearts are pounding just thinking of sharing in Emma’s next adventures.

Every week, the anime always leaves us hanging on the edges of our seats, so let’s watch the next episode together!”

Join us in anticipation for Cö shu Nie’s next ending theme song for The Promised Neverland!

Cö shu Nie released their vigorous and energetic single asphyxia back in April which was used as the opening theme song for Tokyo Ghoul:re. They also recently dropped their much-talked about Aurora EP in October.

The band just got off their three-date tour with a final show at WWW X in Shibuya, Tokyo where they announced they will perform the ending theme for the upcoming TV anime series The Promised Neverland which is set to air in January 2019 on Fuji TV’s Noitamina block.

The trio also followed up by announcing a new 7-date solo tour entitled Cö shu Nie Tour 2019 ”Daring Transition” slated for spring next year. It will begin at MACANA in Sendai on April 11 and wrap up at Liquidroom in Tokyo on April 25.

Cö shu Nie announced the following statement: “Nice to meet everyone. Cö shu Nie is a three-member band and we’ve been given the chance to perform the ending theme for ‘The Promised Neverland.’ The song talks about how no matter how many times you are trampled underfoot, you must never stop going forward for the things that are important to you. [The Promised Neverland] is a series we’ve always read so we are very happy to be able to do this. Our hearts race at being able to see Emma and the others in motion. The series will have surprises to watch every week, so let’s all watch it together.”

Cö shu Nie are the band responsible for the popular song asphyxia which serves as the opening theme song for Tokyo Ghoul:re. They were chosen as a New Artist by Apple Music, and the track ranked 5th place on the iTunes store for most downloaded single. The song has been listened to over 6 million times on Spotify and has peaked on the platform’s Viral Top 50 not just in Japan but in Singapore, Indonesia and elsewhere too. The music video also has over 5 million views on YouTube.

The band previously announced that they will release a mini album titled Aurora on October 24, and we’ve finally been given an insight into what we can look forward to on the new record.

Four songs will grace Aurora. This will include the band’s new song character which will play on NTV music programme BUZZ RHYTHM 02 on October 5 as well as a piano version of asphxia.

The mini album’s Limited Edition will also include the band’s rare mini album OVERKILL available only at the band’s concerts. Sales of this rare mini album are now coming to a close, so this is your only chance to get your hands on it. It features 5 indie tracks including butterfly addiction, a song that even Sui Ishida―the author of Tokyo Ghoul―tweeted about as the impetus for the band’s tie-up with the anime series. Two of the indie songs, Toumei and Flashback, are re-recordings. The entire CD has also been remastered by Stuart Hawkes of Metropolis Mastering.

Mini stickers of the CD cover are also available on a first-come, first-served basis to those who purchase the album at any Tower Records branch in Japan.

Cö shu Nie will head on a short solo tour to promote Aurora which will begin at ell.FITS ALL in Nagoya on November 21 before moving to Banana Hall in Osaka on November 22 and finally Shibuya WWW X on November 27. Tickets are selling fast so you’d best grab one quick if you want to experience Cö shu Nie live.

Cö shu Nie are the band responsible for the popular song asphyxia which serves as the opening theme song for Tokyo Ghoul:re. They were chosen as a New Artist by Apple Music, and the track ranked 5th place on the iTunes store for most downloaded single. The song has been listened to over 5 million times on Spotify and has peaked on the platform’s Viral Top 50 not just in Japan but in Singapore, Indonesia and elsewhere too. The music video also has over 7.5 million views.

The band announced a new tour at their recently packed-out solo show at Shibuya O-NEST. The tour is titled Cö shu Nie Tour 2018“Auroral flare” and will take them to Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka in November to promote the release of their forthcoming EP Aurora which is set for release on October 24.

The official cover art for the single has also been unveiled. Their previous release asphyxia tells of a child shut in the darkness. Aurora almost serves as a sequel as we see in the picture, revealing daybreak in sight in a mysterious and tranquil setting.

The EP features five tracks, with the first press limited edition containing an additional 5 tracks from the band’s indie era. This release is a must-buy ahead of their upcoming November tour.

The last wave of early-bird tickets for the tour are now on sale. General sale will begin on September 8. Catch them at ell.FITS ALL in Nagoya on November 21, Banana Hall in Osaka on November 22 and WWW X in Shibuya on November 27. Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis, so get yours quick.

Cö shu Nie made their mark with the song asphyxia which served as the opening theme song for the anime series Tokyo Ghoul:re concluded on June 19 with the announcement of a fourth season.

The band were selected as a New Artist by Apple Music and downloads for the song itself clocked in at 5th place on the iTunes Store. The band was highlighted as a New Artist on Apple Music, and the song asphyxia itself peaked at 5th place on the iTunes Store. It already has close to 1.9 million plays on Spotify and has charted in the streaming platforms’ Viral Top 50 not only in Japan but Singapore and Indonesia too. The music video, too, already has over 5.8 million views on YouTube (as of June 20).

Cö shu Nie performed a solo show at Shibuya O-NEST in promotion of the song’s release. Despite this being their first ever solo gig in Tokyo, tickets sold out completely, leaving the venue packed.

The stage was decorated in flowers by ahi (Takuto Aikabe) who was also responsible for directing the flower imagery in the asphyxia music video. Fans were engulfed in dazzling lights and video  projections. The band performed 17 songs including asphyxia and announced a tour for Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka this November.

Details regarding the band’s tour in November will be released at a later date, so be sure to keep up to date here and over on their official website.

Cö shu Nie are the band who perform asphyxia, the opening theme for the ongoing anime series Tokyo Ghoul:re which has been airing since April 3.

The band was highlighted as a New Artist on Apple Music, and the song asphyxia itself peaked at 5th place on the iTunes Store. It already has close to 1.9 million plays on Spotify and has charted in the streaming platforms’ Viral Top 50 not only in Japan but Singapore and Indonesia too.

The music video for asphyxia too has garnered success with 4 million views already locked in. Even before the physical release of the single, it has received a major response both inside and outside Japan.

Cö shu Nie‘s new song Saishuu Densha was also digitally released on subscription services on May 16 as well as posted on YouTube.

The Limited Pressing Edition of the asphyxia single features art drawn by Tokyo Ghoul:re author Sui Ishida. A special bonus will also be included for those who buy the single at Tower Records or Animate. Tower Records will also hand out original stickers.

Additionally, an A3-size poster (pictured above) will be included in the Limited Pressing Edition when bought at Animate. These are available on a first-come, first served basis.

Cö shu Nie will hold a solo concert at TSUTAYA O-nest in Tokyo on June 19 in support of the single’s release. Tickets have sold out already.

Anime fans should make sure to check out the CD jacket drawn by Sui Ishida himself.

The anime adaptation of Tokyo Ghoul:re, the sequel manga to Tokyo Ghoul, began broadcasting on April 3^rd. The music video for the opening theme song asphyxia by Cö shu Nie has been released on YouTube, and the CD jacket of the ending theme HALF by Ziyoou-Vachi has been unveiled.

Cö shu Nie – asphyxia (Official Video)

*Official upload may be unavailable in certain regions.

Youhei Saito (Rokapenis), who has worked on music videos for artists such as World’s End Girlfriend and Hello Sleepwalkers, directed the music video for asphyxia. Lighting artist Takashi Watanabe, who is part of four-member project circo de sastre who have even performed overseas, worked to make the band’s performance in the video look intense, while flower artist Ahi Aikabe coordinated an array of beautiful flowers. The image of the flowers being pressed coincide with the video’s themes of transience and a view of life and death.

The full-size version of asphyxia was released at midnight on April 3^rd. It’s available for download on iTunes and is also streaming on Apple Music, LINE MUSIC, Spotify and other subscription services. The physical release is scheduled for June 6^th and will come in a regular edition as well as a limited pressing edition that features an illustration by Tokyo Ghoul manga artist Sui Ishida. In addition, to celebrate the release of the CD, a solo concert will take place on June 19^th at TSUTAYA O-nest in Tokyo.

The eye-catching CD jacket for the first-press limited edition of Ziyoou-Vachi’s new single HALF features vocalist Avu-chan with a golden rib cage while the regular edition has an illustration of Avu-chan by Sui Ishida. You can feel the collaborative love with these releases.

Posters of both the regular edition drawn by Ishida and the first-press limited edition cover will be sold at Animate. Quantities are limited, so be sure to reserve yours quickly.

The full version of HALF is now up for pre-order on iTunes only. This edition is coupled with all tracks on the first-press edition and regular edition. The title track, HALF, will be released at midnight on April 18^th, so look forward to it. Ziyoou-Vachi will embark on a release tour around Japan beginning with CLUB CITTA’ in Kanagawa on April 20^th.

Be sure to check out the opening and ending themes of Tokyo Ghoul:re.