T.M. Revolution on Hiatus Due to Inflamed Vocal Cords
Takanori Nishikawa, the singer better known as T.M. Revolution, revealed on Tuesday afternoon that he has to stop singing for at least a week due to acute inflammation of his vocal cords. According to the doctor's orders (pictured below) that Nishikawa posted online, the doctor discovered a polyp on the singer's left vocal cord. As a result, the doctor prescribed a week of silence during which Nishikawa cannot use his voice except for daily conversation.
Nishikawa noted that he had been overextending himself from the end of last year through Japan's New Year's holidays. He performed as recently as Monday during the "Sengoku Basara 5th Anniversary Festival ~Budōkan Party~" event. The singer assured his fans that he will return to performing as soon as he can.
Besides Sengoku Basara Two, Nishikawa sang theme songs for Bleach: Jigoku-hen, D.Gray-man, Darker than BLACK, Mobile Suit Gundam Seed, Rurouni Kenshin, and Soul Eater.
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