Pay Money To My Pain, often abbreviated as P.T.P or PTP, was a Japanese alternative rock/metal band that formed in 2005 and carved their niche with a mix of post-hardcore and melodic rock influences. The band consisted of K (vocals), Pablo (guitar), T$UYO$HI (bass), and Zax (drums). They gained rapid popularity for their emotionally charged music and K's distinctively raw and passionate vocal delivery.

The band's discography reflects themes of personal struggle, self-discovery, and introspection, attracting a dedicated fan base with hits like "Another day comes" and "After you wake up." Despite their success, the band faced tragedy with the untimely passing of their lead singer, K, in December 2012, due to acute heart failure. Following K's death, the band released the posthumous album "gene" in 2013, as a tribute to their fallen bandmate, which featured unused vocals from K. The remaining members decided to disband Pay Money To My Pain at the end of 2013, leaving behind a potent legacy within the Japanese rock scene with their deeply resonant and heartfelt music.

Genres

J-rock

Japanese Emo

Japanese Post-hardcore

Japanese Punk Rock

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Latest Release

gene

Pay money To my Pain

Album - 12 Tracks - Released November 13, 2013