Kuroyume
MEMBERS :
Vocals: Kiyoharu
Bass: Hitoki
Guitar: Sho
Started: 1991
Status: Disbanded
PROFILE :
After a period of time of doing small gigs and performances for pubs, the band released their debut album Chuuzetsu in 1992, which was shortly followed by a mini album entitled Ikiteita Chuzetsuji... (remastered from an old demo tape).
In 1994, the band released their first major label single For Dear to promote the forthcoming album Mayoeri Yuritachi. The band also dropped its’ very heavy Visual Kei look to a more conservative (but still very Visual Kei influenced) look, and their songs became more loud and abrasive. In 1995 Shin left the group to focus upon Vinyl, the other band he was in.
After this Kuroyume performed as a duet and eventually disbanded in 1998. Kuroyume has been looked upon as one of the greatest influences in the 1990 Visual Kei scene, and continues to influence newer Visual Kei bands.
In 1994, the band released their first major label single For Dear to promote the forthcoming album Mayoeri Yuritachi. The band also dropped its’ very heavy Visual Kei look to a more conservative (but still very Visual Kei influenced) look, and their songs became more loud and abrasive. In 1995 Shin left the group to focus upon Vinyl, the other band he was in.
After this Kuroyume performed as a duet and eventually disbanded in 1998. Kuroyume has been looked upon as one of the greatest influences in the 1990 Visual Kei scene, and continues to influence newer Visual Kei bands.
DISCOGRAPHY :
Albums
Kuroyume Box
Kuroyume Complete Singles
Kuroyume Singles
Emi 1994-1998 Best or Worst
Kuroyume Complete Rare Tracks 1991-1993 - Indies Zenkyokushu
Corkscrew
Drug Treatment
Fake Star - I’m Just a Japanese Fake Rocker
Feminism
Cruel
Mayoeri Yuritachi - Romance of Scarlet
Nakigara o
Ikiteita Chuzetsuji
Singles
Maria
Shonen
Spray
Nite and Day
Like an Angel,br> Pistol
See You
Beams
Miss Moonlight
Yasashi Higeki
Ice My Life
For Dear
Chuuzetsu
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