Kuroyume - DANCE 2 GARNET

Kuroyume was founded in 1991, when Kiyoharu, ex-member of Sus4 and Garnet, joined up with his former Garnet bandmate Hitoki (bass). The lineup also featured guitarist Masaru, but he soon left, resurfacing in Oblivion Dust, with his position in Kuroyume taken by Shin. The group's first demo tapes date back to 1991, and in 1992 one of those, Ikiteta Chuuzetsuji, was reissued on a CD, showcasing the band's dark metal sound. Kuroyume shifted to rock on their second release, the album Nakigara Wo (1993), which still had a gothic vibe, but was more accessible, and provided the song "Shinainaru Death Mask" for the group's first promo video. Kuroyume also played live a lot, sharing the stage with such acts as L'Arc-en-Ciel and Silver Rose.
The indie days were over in 1994, when Kuroyume were signed by Toshiba EMI, the band's first record for the label being the single "For Dear" and the album Mayoeri Yuritachi (both 1994), followed by the EP Cruel (1994), which marked a move in the poppier direction. This didn't sit well with Shin, who left in 1995, concentrating on his other band, Vinyl, and although he had been that band's main songwriter, Kiyoharu and Hitoki decided to continue without him, working as a duo and writing the music themselves. Kuroyume capitalized on their new mainstream rock sound with successful albums Feminism (1995) and Fake Star (1996), the latter bringing them an MTV Video Music Award for the song "Pistol."After that, Kuroyume showed their spirit again, reinventing themselves as a punk rock band on Drug Treatment (1997), which became a million-seller. Another punk album, Corkscrew, followed in 1998, but it proved to be their last: in 1999 the band was suspended for an indefinite period. Hitoki's health issues were cited, but it seemed to be a pretext for creative differences, because both members launched their solo careers, Hitoki's most notable new band being Piranaheads, and Kiyoharu establishing SADS and then proceeding to work solo under his own name. He collaborated with Sugizo of Luna Sea and Kirito of Pierrot, and created his own label, on which he produced Merry. He even started his own clothing and accessory lines. In January 2009, Kuroyume got together for a one-off gig at the Budokan, which marked the official disbandment of the group.
A short few years later, however, the duo got back together again, signing with massive J-Pop factory Avex in 2012 and releasing the peculiarly titled album Headache and Dub Reel Inch. The band's time away hadn't hurt their fanbase and the album was a big seller despite ambivalent reviews. They swiftly followed up with Kuro to Kage ("Darkness and Shadows") in early 2014, which was a better album with a more straightforward punk-metal feel. Kiyoharu carried on his solo career in parallel, releasing the album Under the Sun in 2012. ~ Alexey Eremenko, Rovi - uploaded via www.mp32u.net/

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イントロからもう神がかり過ぎてて鳥肌半端ないわ。

[@Steve-il9pb]

臣さんのセンスが炸裂してますよね…

[@luna_arcana]

この絡み付くようなメロディと声がたまらん。

[@G.M.C.]

黒夢はほんとにベースラインがいい

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3人とも麗しい！

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当時中2 ジャケ買い大成功🤪

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ギターかっこいい！

[@user-px3uh2xe9z]

本当にこれ大好き 臣くんいなくなってやらなくなって悲しかった カウントとる清春さん格好よくてファンの子も一緒にやってた

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とにかくこの曲はベースが色っぽくてエロい🥴

[@blckisle]

최고다

[@HOJyana]

人時、白っ

[@sasakitoshiaki2634]

MISS MOON LIGHTのカップリングバージョンよりも原曲の方が好きだなぁ。

[@hidekinakamori8149]

同じく・・・

[@toshimet8151]

ミッドナイトロックシティを思い出します〜中学生でした

[@sato3350]

それはラジオかなんかですか？🤔

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DAMにも配信してほしい

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こっちバージョン配信されましたよー

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​@@user-fb9zm3nr3y本当に？？ 嬉しすぎます😂

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よくベースソロ弾いてたっけ

[@grungyglamorous9218]

The correct title is Dance 2 Garnet.

[@Snake24rulez]

Thanks for correcting, done ;)

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I Love it.

[@munezawa1981]

清春さんのファンやけどこの画像を見る限りでは女子力においては人時さんの方が僅かに勝ってると個人的には思うわ。

[@o.m8600]

美しいですよね

[@alexktm699]

this sounds so much like early L'Arc~en~Ciel

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７人音楽聞くな