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==Members== | ==Members== | ||
* [[Maiko]] - Vocals | * [[Maiko (Dazzle Vision)|Maiko]] - Vocals | ||
* [[Yu]] - Guitar | * [[Yu]] - Guitar | ||
* [[Takuro]] - Bass | * [[Takuro]] - Bass | ||
* [[Haru]] - Drums | * [[Haru (Dazzle Vision)|Haru]] - Drums | ||
==Discography== | ==Discography== | ||
Revision as of 19:34, 29 June 2010
Dazzle Vision is a popular in the Japanese indie scene for their hard-rock sound and female vocalist Maiko's alternating melodic/death-voice vocals, Dazzle Vision was formed in June 2003, and has held their current line-up since May 2008. After already performing abroad in Asia in the early years of their career, Dazzle Vision will now make their US debut at the convention Sakura-con in April 2010.
Members
Discography
Albums
- [2005.11.03] Origin Of Dazzle (Indie)
- [2007.04.25] Camellia Japonica
- [2008.03.26] Origin Of Dazzle
- [2008.11.21] Crystal Children
- [2008.11.21] Crystal Children (Box single (Metsu / All refused) + album (Crystal Children)).
- [2010.05.12] to the next
Singles
- [2008.11.21] Metsu / All refused (滅／All refused)
Compilations / Others
- [2008.06.11] Taiwan bousou (台湾暴走)
- [2007.11.21] Gothic Emily
- [2008.10.31] Fresh Cuts from Japan - Hardcore.
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