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Kuroyume
黒夢
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Headache and Dub Reel Inch
Kuroyume
2011-11-02
Spotify : Albums, Singles & EPs
- Single/EPReverb2014-03-26
- Album黒と影2014-01-29
- Single/EPI HATE YOUR POPSTAR LIFE2013-12-11
- Single/EPゲルニカ2013-12-11
- AlbumHeadache and Dub Reel Inch2011-11-02
- Single/EPheavenly2011-08-17
- Single/EPheavenly2011-08-17
- Single/EPheavenly2011-08-17
| Years active | 1991-1999, 2009, 2010-2015 |
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| Kuroyume was a Japanese rock band formed in Nagoya in May 1991. They quickly achieved success with their 1994 major label debut album Mayoeru Yuritachi, which reached number three on the Oricon Albums Chart. Following the departure of guitarist Shin in 1995, vocalist Kiyoharu and bassist Hitoki remained the only official members. Each of their five subsequent albums reached the top seven on the chart, with Feminism (1995) and Fake Star (1996) both topping it. Their 1996 single "Pistol" earned them an MTV Video Music Award. Kuroyume had a definite influence on the visual kei scene, being credited as inspiration to many bands of the late 1990s and as one of the creators of Nagoya kei. – Wikipedia | |
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