Crossfaith

Crossfaith is a Japanese band formed in Osaka in 2006. The group is known for blending metalcore with electronic music, a fusion often described as electronicore. Their sound combines heavy guitar riffs and aggressive vocals with synthesizers, samples, and programmed rhythms, creating a high-energy mix that crosses metal and danceable electronic textures.

Musically, Crossfaith emphasizes rapid tempo changes, harsh vocal delivery, and the integration of keyboards and digital textures into heavy arrangements. Their work spans elements of industrial and trance influences, contributing to a distinctive style within the Japanese metal scene.

Over the years, Crossfaith has released multiple studio albums and EPs and has built an international following. The band has toured extensively, performing in Europe, North America, and Asia, and has appeared at various music festivals and on international tours as a headliner or support act for other artists.

The group's approach to blending aggressive metal with electronic production has influenced other bands engaged in genre fusion and electronicore. Crossfaith is regarded as a notable example of cross-genre experimentation within Japanese rock and metal, contributing to the global visibility of Japanese acts in the heavier music landscape.