Ayabie

Biography
Ayabie was formed in the early spring of 2004 by ex-Hinawana members Ryōhei, Takehito, and Intetsu with Aoi (ex-MASK, ex-Cynical Biscuit).[4] On May 8th, 2004, Ayabie held their first solo concert at the Takadanobaba AREA.[5] Their first single, Heien No Ato, Ame, was distributed at this live. Following this release was their next single, Romancer, which was limited to 1000 copies.

Ayabie's debut album was released on March 21, 2005, entitled Ayabie Sokukan Ongenshū. It includes a bonus DVD which contains their previously recorded PVs. The group, which started with only support drummers, finally had a permanent drummer when Kenzo joined later that year.[6].

In June 2006, Ayabie toured Europe for the first time.[6] In August, Ryōhei left the band permanently,[7] due to his disagreement of the band's future. After his departure, he started his own new band, "Megamasso".[1] Yumehito became the newest member of Ayabie 3 months later.[7] The band adjusted to the change by splitting song writing duties among the band members, with Yumehito writing many of the band's lyrics. [3]

In 2007, Ayabie returned to Europe again[3] and released the mini-album Ecumenical along with many singles.

Ayabie is scheduled to tour in the US for the first time in June 2008, as part of their world tour [8]

At the conclusion of their "Mikazuki no Kiseki" Tour on September 27, 2008, Ayabie announced that as of Spring 2009 they would be going major. The maxi singl has name Aitakute for what was done pv.For cover of one of type of Ayabie was call mayu shinjo.She did the cover for them.And now you can find pv previu on you tube.

glazed rose

they are from china but doing j rock!they are really cool!

AICLE!THEY ARE SO MUCH CUTE!http://www.megaupload.com/it/?d=A2KP07LK DOWNLOAD HERE THEIR MUSIC

Love yuusei to death!(=w=)

Love Kei too!^//^

Versailles -Philharmonic Quintet-

In March 2007, Versailles was formed by Kamijo (Lareine), Hizaki (Sulfuric Acid) and Jasmine You (Jyakura). Later, Teru (Aikaryu) and Yuki (Sugar Trip), who were recommended by the "Rock May Kan", a venue in Tokyo, joined the band.
Kamijo and Hizaki created the concept of Versailles in the autumn of 2006 and spent six months gathering members to express it. Their concept is “The absolute Youshikibi (beauty of form) sound and extremes of aestheticism”.
In March 2007, the details of the band were announced. They released promotional material through the Internet, set up an English language page on MySpace and have made several interviews with foreign press.
Versailles made their first appearance with a showcase on June 23, followed by their first performance on June 24. On these dates they also distributed their very first single and DVD single, The Revenant Choir.
The band signed a contract with the German CLJ Records label and released its first album, Lyrical Sympathy on October 31, both in Japan and Europe.[1] Their song, The Love From A Dead Orchestra also appears on the compilation album, released by Sony BMG in Germany on the November 9, called Tokyo Rock City.
In 2008, Versailles made their debut both in Europe and in America. In March and April, the band performed cooperatively with Matenrou Opera across Europe.[2] Versailles later performed on May 30 at Project A-Kon in Dallas, Texas, and on June 3 at the Knitting Factory in Los Angeles, California, to make an American debut.[3] It was reported in Jasmine You's personal blog and Teru's blog that the concert at Project A-Kon pulled in over 3,000 people, and the live at the Knitting Factory was completely sold out.
On July 9, 2008, Versailles digitally released their first full album, Noble exclusively on international iTunes Music Stores. This was followed by its general Japanese CD release on July 16 and its international CD release on July 30.
Because of a U.S. artist with the same name, Versailles had to change their U.S. territory name. It was officially announced on August 19, 2008 that it was changed to "Versailles -Philharmonic Quintet-". Their first single released under this name is "Prince"

Hizaki

Hizaki debuted as the guitarist for the independent band Garnet Grave in 1998. The following year, Hizaki and bassist Hisume departed from Garnet Grave to join Crack Brain with the guitarist Airi (Madeth Gray'll).
Eventually, Crack Brain disbanded, and Hizaki later formed a band which came to be known as Schwardix Marvally. Having worked with Airi in Crack Brain, Airi recommended Hizaki to his former bandmate, vocalist Hisui (Madeth Gray'll). They released two EPs, one comprised of various cover songs from various different bands. Soon after releasing the two EPs, Schwardix Marvally disbanded.
Hizaki proceeded to join Sulfuric Acid, simultaneously starting a solo career and released Maiden Ritual in 2004. In the following year, he published two more EPs Dance with Grace and Maiden Ritual -Experiment Edition- with a variety of Japanese musicians in the Visual Kei movement. In 2006, Hizaki announced a solo project, Hizaki grace project, and released the album Dignity of Crest with Juka (Moi Dix Mois) as vocalist. 2007 brought the announcement of Versailles with several established Visual Kei musicians.
Hizaki grace project's latest album, Curse of Virgo, was released on December 26, 2007