Metronome, known for their quirky and experimental approach to music, is a band that hails from Japan, actively contributing to the visual kei scene, an aesthetic movement among Japanese musicians that is characterized by elaborate visuals and an eclectic mix of sounds. Since their inception, Metronome has stood out due to their unique combination of electronic music, punk influences, and the distinctive style that visual kei offers. This amalgamation of genres creates a sound that is as unpredictable as it is engaging, continuously challenging the boundaries of their already versatile musical framework.

Their discography bespeaks a commitment to both innovation and a nod to retrospection, with titles such as "箱庭空間" and "阿吽回廊" that suggest a fondness for the thematic and the conceptual, often delving into introspective and metaphysical realms. The recent releases like "5th狂逸インパクト," "COLLECTION 2," and the predecessor "COLLECTION," reveal their tendency to reflect on their past works while reimagining them, an introspection that is audible in their evolving sound. Albums like "HIGH TO LOW ELECTRO" not only showcase their facility with electronic music but also underline their ability to transition between different intensities within their compositions. With "ぞんび君," they continue to enchant and mystify their audience, solidifying Metronome's position as a persistent presence in Japan's avant-garde music scene.