Heaven in Her Arms

Heaven in Her Arms are a Japanese post-hardcore band from Tokyo. Named after a song from Converge's 2001 album Jane Doe,[2] they have released 3 studio albums, 2 EPs and 6 splits since 2005. In a positive review of the band's 2017 album White Halo, Pitchfork writer Andy O'Connor described their style as an amalgamation of extreme metal, post-rock, and 1990s emo.[2] He compared them to fellow Tokyo band Envy and named both bands a strong influence on their one-time tour-mates Deafheaven.[2] As of 2020, Heaven in Her Arms are signed to Daymare Recordings in Japan, Moment of Collapse Records in Europe, and Translation Loss in North America.[1]

Not to be confused with Heaven in Your Arms.

Heaven in Her Arms
OriginTokyo, Japan[1]
Genres
Years active2001–present
Labels
  • Daymare
  • Moment of Collapse
  • Translation Loss
Members
  • Kent Aoki
  • Takayuki Ryuzaki
  • Katsuta
  • Kentaro
  • Hiroki Watanabe
Websiteheaveninherarms.com

Members

Current members

  • Kent Aoki – guitar, vocals[1]
  • Katsuta – guitar[1]
  • Kentaro – bass[1]
  • Hiroki "Rocky" Watanabe – drums[1]

Past members

  • Takayuki Ryuzaki – guitar (2001-2019)[1][3]

Discography
Studio albums
  • 黒斑の侵蝕 / Erosion of the Black Speckle (2007)
  • 幻月 / Paraselene (2010)
  • 白暈 / White Halo (2017)
EPs
  • Heaven in Her Arms (2006)
  • 被覆する閉塞 / Duplex Coated Obstruction (2009)
Splits
  • Heaven in Her Arms / In Between (2005)
  • Heaven in Her Arms / Tomato Steal (2006)
  • Koenji (with Killie) (2007)
  • Heaven in Her Arms / Aussitôt Mort (2011)
  • Heaven in Her Arms / Yumi (2012)
  • 刻光 (with Cohol) (2013)

References
  1. "Heaven in Her Arms – About". Facebook. Retrieved 27 December 2017.
  2. O'Connor, Andy (10 July 2017). "Heaven in Her Arms: White Halo". Pitchfork. Retrieved 27 December 2017.
  3. "Instagram post". instagram.com. Archived from the original on 26 December 2021. Retrieved 19 September 2021.
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