HAL’s Blog Entry

Thank you everyone for coming to our oneman today!

There were also people who couldn’t make it, and keeping in mind those people too, I want to give my thanks!!

Also, thank you to everyone who has been supporting us.

Today, we had our activity pause oneman.

And as our leader, TOMO, said in his announcement, SINCREA has decided to disband.

I’m not sure what’s going to happen in the future, but we’re planning to have our last, disbanding oneman, in Osaka.

When there’s more information about it, and when we know all the details, I’ll post about it.

Today, there were more incidents than normal, but becoming one with everyone at the livehouse, made it a truly awesome day.

It’s a memory that will stay wth me throughout my entire life.

To all of you who came to see us,

And I’m sure there are those who couldn’t come,

But I can’t say it enough times, from the bottom of my heart, I have one thing to say,

Thank you.

Until next time!

TOMO’s Blog Entry

Sorry that this is late.

Since the announcement that we’d be going on an activity pause, the members have had countless discussions.

And we arrived at the conclusion that continuing on with SINCREA the way it is now, would be useless.

After taking the liberty to think about the music that I want to share with everyone, I’ve decided that I want to start from the beginning.

I’m sure there are people who are thinking,
‘Why start from the beginning?’

It’s because I’m not going to preserve things as they are now, and instead I am starting new things, so there will not longer be ‘SINCREA’.

For example, let’s say [I was in a new band] with the same four people.
If that happened, I feel as if there would really be no way to distinguish where SINCREA actually ended.

Honestly,
Even if SINCREA didn’t disband (and we just left things at being on a hiatus) I think [I'd choose] a path of starting a new band with a new musical style, but I feel like [if we don't break up] we’re not making any sort of clear distinction…

First of all, what would the fans who are waiting for not a new band, but for SINCREA, feel?
If you look at it like that, it’s really tough,
And the answer that comes out of it,
Is ending the SINCREA that we have now.

We decided to disband thinking that this is probably the best thing to do.

Even if the future isn’t decided yet…

I don’t have any plans of retiring from music, and now I’m still planning on returning to the stage.

I’m not sure when that will happen, but when it does, I hope that we can meet.

I am truly grateful for all the support you have given us thus far.

It’s not only during the times that I was doing band things, but in private as well, when I felt down I always felt better because of my fans.

Starting from the beginning again is going to be really difficult, but when I remember the support that everyone has shown me, I can do my best.

I truly thank you.

All of our SINIST,
From the bottom of my heart,
I love you.

KAZI’s Blog Entry

Everyone, truly, thank you!!

Everyone who came to see us,

To those who couldn’t make it but sent us all their love,

Really, thank you☆♪

TOMO wrote about it in his blog but,

in April, SINCREA

will be disbanding.

The members each came to this decision after lots of serious discussions.

When we know more details, I’ll write about them.

Truly, thank you.

And, I’m sorry.

Thanks for all of your hard work at today’s live ♪♪

HIRO has not yet updated his blog talking about the announcement.

In a recent blog entry, ViViD member Reno talked about his views on life and his career.

Reno "People all live their own lives, and for each life they're the main character. People view the world subjectively, and generally think that the world revolves around them. Everyone feels that way, and each one's way of thinking is different. That goes for no matter what sort of lives they're leading, and regardless of their jobs and occupations. Nobody in the world has the same views, but still we are able to share and sometimes agree with them. We are capable of learning from other people's experiences and ideas.
I've come to the conclusion that it's no use to just concentrate on practicing the guitar all day inside. It's better to go outside every now and then. Go out, then discuss and adopt different views.
After talking out in the open, go back into your house. That's when I start playing the guitar while contemplating deeply and seriously about my career and life. It's important to talk with friends, and people who are both younger and older than you. You might find a completely different self. You've only got one life to live. People who can happily enjoy life win. I'm trying to do that, but first you must work hard everyday. By taking small steps each day that will eventually lead you to become more confident.
I'm starting to ramble a bit. What I'm trying to say is I'll make all of you happy. That's all."

The thoughts mentioned by Reno must be tightly woven into the band's music.