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[[Image:Ayabie_band_2009.jpg|right|360px|thumb|Ayabie promoting major debut single [[Aitakute]].]]
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[[File:Ayabie Natsu Monogatari.jpg|right|360px|thumb|Ayabie promoting "[[Natsu Monogatari]]" (2009)]]
  
 
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'''Ayabie''' is now a major [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] band signed to [[Tokuma Japan Communications]]. Since the release of the mini album [[Rikkaboshi]], the band has toned down the visual-ness to a more mainstream look. Ayabie's musical style consists of a wide variety of sounds and moods; ranging from ballads to catchy and upbeat, and to heavy and hard-edged punk/rock songs.
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'''Ayabie''' (彩冷える) is a Japanese pop rock band. Once an indies band singned to [[SPEED DISK]], they are now a part of major label [[Tokuma Japan Communications]]. Ayabie is a [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] and [[Oshare-Kei|oshare-kei]] band, but since the release of mini-album "[[Rikkaboshi]]" the band has toned down the visual-look to a more mainstream one. Their musical style consists of a wide variety of sounds and moods; ranging from ballads to the catchy and upbeat, and to heavy and hard-edged punk rock songs.
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==Members==
 
==Members==
 
* [[Aoi (Ayabie)|Aoi]] (葵): Vocals
 
* [[Aoi (Ayabie)|Aoi]] (葵): Vocals
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* [[Yumehito|Yumehito]] (夢人): Guitar
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* [[Yumehito]] (夢人): Guitar
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* [[Takehito|Takehito]] (タケヒト): Guitar
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* [[Takehito]] (タケヒト): Guitar
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* [[Intetsu|Intetsu]] (インテツ): Bass Guitar & Leader
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* [[Intetsu]] (インテツ): Bass, Leader
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* [[Kenzo|Kenzo]] (ケンゾ): Drums
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* [[Kenzo]] (ケンゾ): Drums
  
 
===Former Members===
 
===Former Members===
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* [[Ryohei (Megamasso)|Ryohei]] (涼平): Lead Guitar & Leader
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* [[Ryohei (Megamasso)|Ryohei]] (涼平): Guitar, Leader
 
* [[Soan|Towa]]: Support Drums
 
* [[Soan|Towa]]: Support Drums
 
* [[Manabu]] (学): Support Drums
 
* [[Manabu]] (学): Support Drums
  
 
==Biography==
 
==Biography==
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===Beginnings===
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Ayabie was formed in the early spring of 2004 by ex-[[Hinawana]] members Ryohei, Takehito, and Intetsu with Aoi (ex-[[MASK]], ex-[[Cynical Biscuit]]). The group had only played lives and recorded with support drummers, until Kenzo joined on October 1st, 2005. The newest addition to the band is Yumehito (ex-[[Soroban]]). A support guitarist who filled in after Ryohei's leave and officially joined the band on November 16th, 2006 (one day after the release of their second album [[Virgin Snow Colour]]).  
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[[File:Ayabie Chosuisou Yori, Sannin.jpg|right|240px|thumb|Ayabie, "[[Chosuisou Yori, Sannin]]" (2004)]]
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Ayabie was formed in May of 2004 in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The band was put together from former [[Hinawana]] guitarists [[Ryohei (Megamasso)|Ryohei]] and [[Takehito]], bassist [[Intetsu]], and former [[Cynical Biscuit]] and [[MASK]] vocalist [[Aoi (Ayabie)|Aoi]]. The group would only play with support drummers until October 1st, 2005, the date when [[Kenzo]] joined.
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Their first live concert was on May 8th at Takadanobaba AREA. It was a free one-man live titled "Ayabie Party?!" and here is where they sold their first single, the double A-side "[[Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page]]", and distributed the single "[[Heien no Ato, Ame]]". Their next live at Takadanobaba AREA on May 19th is where a slightly different version of the single "Heien no Ato, Ame" was distributed.
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During July and August, Ayabie had their first tour; a coupling two-man concert tour with [[Alice Nine]] titled "A2 ~Natsu Coupling Circuit~" which hit six stops. On the first stop, they sold a second pressing of their first single, "[[Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page|Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page / Kagen Sakura]]". The tour's final was held on August 24th at Shibuya O-Crest.
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In September Ayabie signed with the indie label [[SPEED DISK]] and released their first single with label support (second single in all) "[[Chouisou Yori, Sannin]]" on the 15th. The single reached #7 on the indies chart. After two lives in late September at Roppongi Y2K and a one-man live on October 10th, they released their third single "[[Gothic Party]]". That single broke into the major chart, reaching #82, a great accomplishment for an indies band.
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After a couple of lives spanning October, November, and December, Ayabie released a third pressing of their first single on December 11th, "[[Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page|Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page / Digital Lolita Demonstration / +]]". December 21st was the release date of their first DVD. It was titled "[[Daikei / Misery In the Dusk]]" and contained four [[PV]]s. A one-man live at Shibuya O-WEST on December 29th (where "[[Lovers Name]]" was distributed), and two different lives on December 31st concluded the year.
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===Rising Popularity===
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[[File:Ayabie Tetsu no Shima.jpg|left|240px|thumb|Ayabie, "[[Tetsu no Shima]]" (2005)]]
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Starting 2005 was the release of their first mini-album, "[[Tetsu no Shima]]". It also broke into the major chart, reaching #208. They also took a part in a short [[SPEED DISK]] ''presents'' lives, three concerts in January and February along other SPEED DISK bands.
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February 10th was the release date of Ayabie's fourth single "[[M (Ayabie)|M]]", which came with a A4 sized 24 page photobooklet. It reached #80 on the major chart. February had two more lives and was also the month were they made the single "[[Melt In Cinnamon]]". That song became a present with March's issue of the magazine [[FOOL'S MATE]]. March was a busy month; there were seven lives, but more importantly on the 21st Ayabie's first full-length album "[[Ayabie Sokkan Ongen Shuu]]" was released. The album reached #130 on the major chart.
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The one-man live on April 1st "Ichidan Tobi" at Shibuya O-EAST was their first to be filmed, it was later released on [[Ichidan Tobi ~2005.4.1 Shibuya O-East~|DVD]] on August 20th. During the rest of April there were two events, a live, and a special single released on the 25th. It was "[[Kuroi Tsuka Sasagu Itoshi Negai]]", and was sold only in Like an Edison shops.
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May started with Ayabie being a part of "stylish wave '05 Shibuya no Tairan" at Shibuya AX on the 1st. All the other bands at the event were:[[【FIGURe;】]], [[Antic Cafe]], [[Doremidan]], [[Shulla]], [[Fatima]], [[D]], [[D'espairsRay]], and [[SID]]. A week later Ayabie had their first fanclub event at Takadanobaba AREA, and two days after that they took a part in another SPEED DISK ''presents'' lives. This time it was a tour called "Shinranbanshow tour '05" which spanned from the 10th to the 31st, hitting seven stops across Japan.
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The band had collaborated with Death Trap-ID sometime in April, so on May 7th a T-shirt was sold with a single called "[[Believe (Ayabie)|Believe ~Zenpen~]]". During the Shinranbanshow tour on the 23rd, a second pressing of their Like an Edison single "Kuroi Tsuka Sasagu Itoshi Negai" was released. A second collaboration with Death Trap-ID sometime in May yielded another T-shirt with a single called "[[Believe (Ayabie)|Believe ~Kouhen~]]", which was sold on June 7th.
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Ayabie and [[Alice Nine]] had their second coupling two-man concert tour titled "A2V2 ~Zenkoku Sugoroku Angya~". It started on June 15th (where "[[Hinata (Ayabie)|Hinata]]" was distributed) and stopped at six places across Japan. This tour's finale was held on June 29th at Shibuya O-EAST. Before the coupling tour, they had started a three month consecutive single release plan. The first entry was "[[Taikanshiki Zenya|~Igyou no Sou no Toujisha~ "Taikanshiki Zenya"]]" (fifth single), which was released on June 15th. "[[Tsuki Koi|~Kakoya Kasure Sakebishi~ "Tsuki Koi"]]" (sixth single) was the second entry released on July 13th. Finally the last entry, "[[Kiss Me Snow|~Manatsu Yuki Torokeru Shougen~ "Kiss Me Snow"]]" (seventh single), was released on August 10th. The singles reached #75, #76, and #57 on the charts respectively. August was finished by a [[Nagoya]], [[Osaka]], and [[Tokyo]] one-man concert tour during the 16th, the 18th, and the 23rd respectively.
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===Gaining, Losing, and Gaining===
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[[File:Ayabie Equal Prayer 2 All.jpg|right|260px|thumb|Ayabie, [[-Equal Prayer 2 All-|-EquAL pRayer 2 aLL-]] (2005)]]
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The band finally gains a permanent drummer when [[Kenzo]] joined on October 1st. With a new drummer, they release their second mini-album "[[-Equal Prayer 2 All-|-EquAL pRayer 2 aLL-]]" on the 26th. This release is a first of Ayabie's to come in two different versions, and the first one to include an extra DVD. The mini-album reached #145 on the major chart. A country-wide one-man tour to support the release, "EquAL pRayer 2 U", spanned from November 18th to December 3rd hitting seven stops. The tour's final took place at Shibuya AX on December 7th and was filmed. At this live "[[Lempicka|LEMPICKA]]" was distributed. The concert was released later as the DVD "[[Tokyo Prayer|TOKYO pRayer]]" on February 1st, 2002.
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January 2006 started with a live at LIQUID ROOM ebisu on the 14th. Four days later their eighth single "[[Mafuyu, Yon Renya Sou]]" was released and eventually reached #62 on the major chart. A special event to support this single's release was held at Takadanobaba AREA almost a month later on February 18th. Three days later their ninth single was released, titled "[[Japanese Low Res Carameltown]]". It reached #45 on the major chart.
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Ayabie had another one-man concert tour to support these singles. It was titled "Tsuki no Kakera Furisosogu" and started on March 3rd and ended on March 31st. The last live on the tour at Nakano Sunplaza is where "[[Chou (Ayabie)|Chou]]" was distributed, and the live itself was filmed. The concert was later released as the DVD "[[Tokyo-Rock Show|TOKYO-Rock SHOW]]" on May 24th.
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For three days in June Ayabie had their first international tour, in Finland, France, and Germany. Around this time, they had signed onto [http://cljrecords.com/cms/index.php CLJ Records], a European label that distributes [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] releases. Their first release on this label was on the 9th, and was titled "[[Euro Best]]". Also in June, [[Ryohei (Megamasso)|Ryohei]] announced that he would leave Ayabie permanently, due to his disagreement about the band's future. Later on in the month, on the 28th Ayabie released their last single with Ryohei "[[Faint / Topaz|FAINT / Topaz]]" (tenth single overall). The single reached #39 on the major chart.
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On July 19th a second pressing of "Tetsu no Shima" was released simultaneously with the [[PV]] DVD "[[Ayabie Sokkan Eizou Shuu]]". From July 21st to August 30th, Ayabie held their last tour with Ryohei titled "-N.M.POPCORE-". During the entire tour the single "[[N.M. Gentei Ongen Shuu]]" was sold. Ryohei withdrewn from the band on August 30th. He has since started his own band called [[Megamasso]].
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Now as a four piece band Ayabie recruited a support guitarist for lives. [[Yumehito]], former [[Soroban]] guitarist, lyrics and song writer filled this position. They would play three lives in October and then release their 11th single "[[Kimi no Koe to Yakusoku]]" on November 1st. It didn't chart higher than their last single, but it reached #79 on the major chart. Since Ryohei was Ayabie's main lyrics and song writer, this single and all subsequent releases have a different sound and feel.
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Ayabie would play three lives in November and release their second full-length album "[[Virgin Snow Color]]" on the 15th. This charted higher than their previous album released a year ago as it reached #77 on the major chart. Yumehito would permanently join the band the next day. The day after that Ayabie would play as a five member band again at Zepp Tokyo. The year would end with the "Virgin Snow Color" tour. It started on the 21st and concluded on December 23rd. The tour's final was on January 7th, 2007 at Tokyo Kousai Nenkin Kaikan. Here is where "[[Garasu Saiku no Ohanashi]]" was distributed. The concert was filmed and was released as the DVD "[[Tour '06-'07 Virgin Snow Color|tour '06>>'07 Virgin Snow Color]]" on February 14th, 2007.
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===[[Yumehito]] Settling In===
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[[File:Ayabie Sakura Mau Kisetsu ni.jpg|left|260px|thumb|Ayabie, "[[Sakura Mau Kisetsu ni]]" (2007)]]
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After two lives in Korea and nine lives including: four regular ones, a one-man, two [[SPEED DISK]] ''presents'' lives with Nagoya E.L.L., and a live supporting the latest live DVD (all spanning from January to Febraury 2007), Ayabie released their third mini-album "[[Ecumenical]]" on March 7th. This mini-album reached #99 on the major chart. They then started a tour to support this release titled "spring tour '07 ecumenical image" that started on the 14th and ended on April 8th. During the tour up until April 2nd is when "[[Brownie (Ayabie)|Brownie]]" was distributed. The final concert at C.C.Lemon Hall was filmed and it is where "[[Ecumenical Image|ecumenical image]]" was distributed. The concert was released later as the DVD "[[Spring Tour '07 Ecumenical Image ~At 2007.4.8 C.C.Lemon Hall~|spring tour '07 ecumenical image ~at 2007.4.8 C.C.Lemon Hall~]]" on June 13th.
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Eight lives, including another two in Korea, were played in April before the release of their 12th single "[[Sakura Mau Kisetsu ni]]". This single was released on the 25th and reached #59 on the major chart. April ends for the band on the 29th when Ayabie was a part of Zy. "stylish wave ILLUSION '07 Vol.3".
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May was only filled with lives, including: two different SPEED DISK ''presents'' lives, two lives at Fukuoka DRUM LOGOS, two lives at Shibuya O-EAST, and a live at Sendai JUNKBOX. The band had their second European tour was also during May. It started on the 19th in Germany and ended on the 28th in Finland.
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June was sparsely filled with lives; one regular live, SHOCK WAVE ~Aporo~ Vol.3, and a one-man. "[[Cubical Rock|Cubic「L/R」ock]]", Ayabie's 13th single was released on June 27th. This single just broke into the top 30, reaching #29 on the major chart. After two different SPEED DISK ''presents'' events (five lives in total), and another live, they started their 2007 summer tour "The Brilliant Parade". This tour so far spans the longest time, as it started on June 26th and ended on October 6th. On September 26th, Ayabie released their 14th single "[[Yubisaki]]". It charted lower than their latest single, reaching #43 on the major chart. There was also a free live to support the single. During all the September dates on the tour, "[[Extreme Machine]]" was distributed. The tour's final on October 6th at Hibiya Yagai Daiongakudou was: where "[[Day Dream]]" was distributed, and filmed. The concert was later released as the DVD "[[Summer Tour '07 "The Brilliant Parade" Final at Hibiya Yagai Daiongakudo|Summer Tour '07「The Brilliant Parade」Final at HIBIYA YAGAI DAIONGAKUDO]]" on November 28th.
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Five lives from the end of October to the end of November filled in until they released their fourth mini-album on November 28th, "[[Rikkaboshi]]". From this release on, they started to visually change into a more mainstream looking one. This is Ayabie's highest charting mini-album, reaching #62 on the major chart. The end of 2007 concludes with three lives plus the winter tour "six starz program", which started on December 4th and ended on December 28th. This tour is also the first time Ayabie has played a live on Christmas.
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===Becoming a Major Band===
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[[File:Ayabie band 2009.jpg|right|240px|thumb|Ayabie, "[[Aitakute]]" (2009)]]
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2008 was a shorter year compared to others. It started with three lives and the release of their third [[PV]] DVD "[[Film Spiral]]" on February 13th, and on the 15th they released another European exclusive title called "[[Rikkaboshi + A|Rikkaboshi + a]]". It's also around this time Ayabie changed their distributor. At this point they still stayed with [[SPEED DISK]] management, but switched from [[XXX RECORDS]] to [[GENEON ENTERTAINMENT INC.]] as a distributor.
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Between two spring tours, Ayabie released their 15th single "[[Melt Away|MELT AWAY]]" (first with new distributor) on March 19th. This is the band's highest charting release so far, reaching #17 on the major chart. The second spring tour's final at Shibuya AX on April 30th was filmed. It was later released as the DVD "[[Mizu ni Tokeru Yuki ~2008.04.30 at Shibuya-Ax~|Mizu ni Tokeru Yuki ~2008.04.30 at SHIBUYA-AX~]]" on July 9th.
  
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Ayabie held their first free one-man live on May 8th, 2004 at Takadanobaba AREA titled "Ayabie Party?!". Here is where their first singles, [[Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page]] and [[Heien no Ato, Ame]], were sold and distributed free respectively. The next live held, on May 19th at Takadanobaba AREA, is where a slighty different version of ''Heien no Ato, Ame'' was again distributed for free.
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May was an important month of lives for the band because Ayabie had their longest international tour. It started on the 28th in Finland and ended on June 19 in U.S.A. On June 25th, "[[Mikazuki no Kiseki]]", their 16th single, was released. This was six spots away from their latest single, reaching #23 on the major chart. July 11th started off the tour with the most dates, the "Mikazuki no Kiseki" tour. It had 33 stops across Japan and ended on September 27th. The last two dates on the tour, September 19th and September 27th, are when "[[Twilight (Ayabie)|twilight]]" and "[[Electric Moon Light|electric moon light]]" were distributed respectively. Also in September, Ayabie announced that they would become a major band, and eventually signed with [[Tokuma Japan Communications]].
  
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Sometime before the release of the single [[Faint / Topaz|FAINT / Topaz]], Ryohei announced that he would leave the band permanently, due to a his disagreement about the bands future. Ryohei left the band on August 30th, 2006 on the one-man tour "TOUR-N.M.POPCORE-" finale at SHIBUYA-AX. After his departure, Ryohei started up his own band called [[Megamasso]].
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The year 2009 started with a three date January fanclub tour, and two [[SPEED DISK]] ''presents'' lives in February. Ayabie's last indies tour "The 7th color" started on March 3rd and ended on April 2nd. The tour's final was filmed and will be released as the DVD "[[The 7th Color ~Indies Last Tour Final~|The 7th color ~Indies last tour FINAL~]]" on September 16th.
  
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The band made their major debut with the single "[[Aitakute]]" (their 17th single) on May 27th. The title song was used as [[Music Fighter]]'s ending theme song for May. On August 19th, Ayabie will release their 18th single "[[Natsu Monogatari]]". The title song is being used as Music Fighter's opening theme song for August. Their latest tour, "colorful rock party", will start on August 24th and continue to October 26th.
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Ayabie doesn't translate into anything, it is a nonsensical word. Before Ryohei's departure, the band had almost exclusively written Ayabie as アヤビエ, but they have also written it in kanji/kana as 彩冷える for a more stylized look (the "ru" isn't pronounced, it was chosen to keep the number of characters used the same as the katakana version). After Ryohei left, the band completely dropped the katakana for the kanji/kana, and have also written Ayabie in english or as 彩冷える-ayabie-.  
 
 
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==Discography==
 
==Discography==
 
===Albums===
 
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* [2005.03.21] [[Ayabie Soku Kan Ongen Shuu]] (アヤビエ 即完音源集)
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* [2005.03.21] [[Ayabie Sokkan Ongen Shuu]] (アヤビエ 即完音源集; ''Ayabie's Immediate End Sounds Collection'')
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* [2006.09.04] [[Euro Best]]
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* [2006.11.15] [[Virgin Snow Color]] (バージン スノー カラー)
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* [2006.11.15] [[Virgin Snow Colour]] (バージン スノー カラー)
 
  
 
===Mini-Albums===
 
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* [2005.01.01] [[Tetsu no Shima]] (鉄の島)
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* [2005.01.01] [[Tetsu no Shima]] (鉄の島; ''Island of Iron'')
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* [2005.10.26] [[Equal Prayer 2 All|EquAL pRayer 2 aLL]]
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* [2005.10.26] [[-Equal Prayer 2 All-|-EquAL pRayer 2 aLL-]]
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* [2006.07.19] [[Tetsu no Shima|Tetsu no Shima 2nd press]] (鉄の島 2nd press)
 
 
* [2007.03.07] [[Ecumenical]] (エキュメニカル)
 
* [2007.03.07] [[Ecumenical]] (エキュメニカル)
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* [2007.11.28] [[Rikkaboshi]] (六花星)
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* [2007.11.28] [[Rikkaboshi]] (六花星; ''Snow Star'')
  
 
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* [2004.09.15] [[Chosuisou Yori, Sannin]] (貯水槽より、三人)
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* [2004.05.08] [[Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page]] (ロマンサー / 変態最終頁; ''Last Page Transformation'')
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* [2004.07.17] [[Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page|Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page / Kagen Sakura]] (ロマンサー / 変態最終頁 / 下弦櫻; ''Waning Cherry Blossoms'')
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* [2004.09.25] [[Chosuisou Yori, Sannin]] (貯水槽より、三人; ''From the Water Tank, Three People'')
 
* [2004.10.15] [[Gothic Party]] (ゴシックパーティー)
 
* [2004.10.15] [[Gothic Party]] (ゴシックパーティー)
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* [2004.12.11] [[Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page|Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page / Digital Lolita Demonstration / +]] (ロマンサー / 変態最終頁 / デジタルロリータデモンストレーション / +)
 
* [2005.02.10] [[M (Ayabie)|M]] (エム)
 
* [2005.02.10] [[M (Ayabie)|M]] (エム)
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* [2005.06.15] [[Taikanshiki Zenya ~Igyou no Sou no Toujisha~]] (戴冠式前夜 ～いぎょうのそうのとうじしゃ～)
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* [2005.06.15] [[Taikanshiki Zenya|~Igyou no Sou no Toujisha~ "Taikanshiki Zenya"]] (～いぎょうのそうのとうじしゃ～「戴冠式前夜」; ''"Night Before the Coronation"'')
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* [2005.07.13] [[Tsuki Koi ~Kako ya Kasure Sakebishi~]] (月請い ～かこやかすれさけびし～)
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* [2005.07.13] [[Tsuki Koi|~Kakoya Kasure Sakebishi~ "Tsuki Koi"]] (～かこやかすれさけびし～「月請い」; ''"Ask the Moon"'')
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* [2005.08.10] [[Kiss Me Snow ~Manatsu Yuki Torokeru Shougen~]] (キスミイスノウ ～まなつゆきとろけるしょうげん～)
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* [2005.08.10] [[Kiss Me Snow|~Manatsu Yuki Torokeru Shougen~ "Kiss Me Snow"]] (～まなつゆきとろけるしょうげん～「キスミイスノウ」)
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* [2006.01.18] [[Mafuyu, Shirenya Sou]] (真冬、四連夜奏)
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* [2006.01.18] [[Mafuyu, Yon Renya Sou]] (真冬、四連夜奏; ''Midwinter, Four Night After Night Perfomances'')
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* [2006.02.15] [[Japanese Low-res Carameltown]] (ジャパニーズ ロウレゾ キャラメルタウン)
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* [2006.02.15] [[Japanese Low Res Carameltown]] (ジャパニーズ ロウレゾ キャラメルタウン)
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* [2006.06.28] [[Faint / Topaz|FAINT / Topaz]] (FAINT/トパーズ)
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* [2006.06.28] [[Faint / Topaz|FAINT / Topaz]] (FAINT / トパーズ)
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* [2006.11.01] [[Kimi no Koe to Yakusoku]] (君の声と約束)
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* [2006.11.01] [[Kimi no Koe to Yakusoku]] (君の声と約束; ''Your Voice and Promise'')
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* [2007.04.25] [[Sakura Mau Kisetsu ni]] (桜舞う季節に)
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* [2007.04.25] [[Sakura Mau Kisetsu ni]] (桜舞う季節に; ''To the Season of Dancing Cherry Blossoms'')
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* [2007.06.27] [[Cubic' "L / R" ock|Cubic'「L/R」ock]]
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* [2007.06.27] [[Cubical Rock|Cubic「L/R」ock]]
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* [2007.09.26] [[Yubisaki (Ayabie)|Yubisaki]] (ユビサキ)
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* [2007.09.26] [[Yukisaki]] (ユビサキ; ''Fingertips'')
 
* [2008.03.19] [[Melt Away|MELT AWAY]] (メルト・アウェイ)
 
* [2008.03.19] [[Melt Away|MELT AWAY]] (メルト・アウェイ)
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* [2008.06.25] [[Mikazuki no Kiseki]] (ミカヅキノキセキ)
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* [2008.06.25] [[Mikazuki no Kiseki]] (ミカヅキノキセキ; ''Miracle Crescent Moon'')
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* [2009.05.27] [[Aitakute]] (会いたくて)
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* [2009.05.27] [[Aitakute]] (会いたくて; ''Wanting to Meet You'')
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* [2009.08.19] [[Natsu Monogatari]] (夏物語)
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* [2009.08.19] [[Natsu Monogatari]] (夏物語; ''Summer Story'')
  
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===Distributed / Other Singles===
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===Other / Distributed Singles===
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* [2004.05.08] [[Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page]] (ロマンサー / 変態最終頁)
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* [2004.05.08] [[Heien no Ato, Ame]] (閉園の後、雨; ''After the Closing, Rain'')
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* [2004.05.08] [[Heien no Ato, Ame]] (閉園の後、雨)
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* [2004.07.30] [[Ayabie no Orgel Ongen Vol.1|Ayabie no Orgel Ongen vol.1]] (アヤビエのオルゴール音源vol.1; ''Ayabie's Orgel Sounds vol.1'')
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* [2004.07.17] [[Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page|Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page / Kagen Sakura]] (ロマンサー / 変態最終頁 / 下弦櫻)
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* [2004.12.29] [[Lovers Name]] (ラバーズ ネーム)
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* [2004.07.30] [[Ayabie no Orgel Ongen vol.1]] (アヤビエのオルゴール音源vol.1)
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* [2005.04.xx] [[Melt In Cinnamon]] (メルトインシナモン)
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* [2004.12.11] [[Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page|Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page / Digital Lolita Demonstration / +]] (ロマンサー / 変態最終頁 / デジタルロリータデモンストレーション / ＋)
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* [2005.04.25] [[Kuroi Tsuka Sasagu Itoshi Negai]] (クロイツカササグイトシネガイ; ''The Black Grave Offers a Dear Wish'')
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* [2004.12.29] [[Lovers Name]] (ラバーズネーム)
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* [2005.05.07] [[Believe (Ayabie)|Believe ~Zenpen~]] (ビリーブ ～ゼンペン～; ''First Part'')
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* [2005.03.xx] [[Melt in Cinnamon]] (メルトインシナモン)
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* [2005.06.07] [[Believe (Ayabie)|Believe ~Kouhen~]] (ビリーブ ～ゼンペン～; ''Latter Part'')
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* [2005.04.25] [[Kuroi Tsuka Sasagu Itoshi Negai]] (クロイツカササグイトシネガイ)
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* [2005.06.15] [[Hinata (Ayabie)|Hinata]] (ヒナタ; ''The Sunshine'')
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* [2005.05.07] [[Believe (Ayabie)|Believe ~Zenpen~]] (ビリーブ ～ゼンペン～)
 
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* [2005.05.23] [[Kuroi Tsuka Sasagu Itoshi Negai|Kuroi Tsuka Sasagu Itoshi Negai -Second Press-]] (クロイツカササグイトシネガイ -セカンドプレス-)
 
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* [2005.06.07] [[Believe (Ayabie)|Believe ~Kouhen~]] (ビリーブ ～コウヘン～)
 
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* [2005.06.xx] [[Hinata (Ayabie)|Hinata]] (ヒナタ)
 
 
* [2005.12.07] [[Lempicka|LEMPICKA]]
 
* [2005.12.07] [[Lempicka|LEMPICKA]]
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* [2006.03.31] [[Chou (Ayabie)|Chou]] (蝶)
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* [2006.03.31] [[Chou (Ayabie)|Chou]] (蝶; ''Butterfly'')
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* [2006.07.21] [[N.M. Gentei Ongen Shuu]] (エヌエムゲンテイオンゲンシュウ)
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* [2006.07.21] [[N.M. Gentei Ongen Shuu]] (エヌエムゲンテイオンゲンシュウ; ''N.M. Limited Sounds Collection'')
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* [2007.01.07] [[Garasu Saiku no Ohanashi]] (硝子細工のお話)
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* [2007.01.07] [[Garasu Saiku no Ohanashi]] (硝子細工のお話; ''Glass Work's Story'')
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* [2007.03.14] [[Brownie]] (ブラウニー)
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* [2007.03.14] [[Brownie (Ayabie)|Brownie]] (ブラウニー)
 
* [2007.04.08] [[Ecumenical Image|ecumenical image]]
 
* [2007.04.08] [[Ecumenical Image|ecumenical image]]
 
* [2007.09.14] [[Extreme Machine]] (エクストリーム・マシーン)
 
* [2007.09.14] [[Extreme Machine]] (エクストリーム・マシーン)
 
* [2007.10.06] [[Day Dream]]
 
* [2007.10.06] [[Day Dream]]
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* [2008.09.19] [[Twilight|twilight]]
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* [2008.09.19] [[Twilight (Ayabie)|twilight]]
 
* [2008.09.27] [[Electric Moon Light|electric moon light]]
 
* [2008.09.27] [[Electric Moon Light|electric moon light]]
  
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===DVDs===
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===DVD===
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* [2004.12.21] [[Daikei / Misery in the Dusk|Daikei / Misery in the Dusk]] (台形/ミザリィインザダスク)
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* [2005.12.21] [[Daikei / Misery In the Dusk]] (台形 / ミザリィインザダスク; ''Trapezoid'')
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* [2005.08.20] [[Ichidan Tobi ~2005.4.1 Shibuya O-East~|Ichidan Tobi ~2005.4.1 SHIBUYA O-EAST~]] (1段飛び ～2005.4.1 SHIBUYA O-EAST～)
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* [2005.08.20] [[Ichidan Tobi ~2005.4.1 Shibuya O-East~|Ichidan Tobi ~2005.4.1 SHIBUYA O-EAST~]]
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* [2006.02.01] [[Tokyo-Prayer|TOKYO-pRayer]]
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* [2006.02.01] [[Tokyo Prayer|TOKYO pRayer]]
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* [2006.05.24] [[Tokyo-Rock Show|TOKYO-ROCK SHOW]]
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* [2006.05.24] [[Tokyo-Rock Show|TOKYO-Rock SHOW]]
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* [2006.07.19] [[Ayabie Soku Kan Eizou Shuu]] (アヤビエ 即完映像集)
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* [2006.07.19] [[Ayabie Sokkan Eizou Shuu]] (アヤビエ 即完映像集; ''Ayabie's Immediate End Video Collection'')
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* [2007.02.14] [[Tour '06 '07 Virgin Snow Colour ~2007.1.7 at Tokyo Shinjuku Kousei Nenkin Kaikan~]] (tour '06>>'07バージンスノ－カラー ～2007.1.7 at 東京新宿厚生年金会館～)
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* [2007.02.14] [[Tour '06-'07 Virgin Snow Color|tour '06>>'07 Virgin Snow Color]] (tour '06>>'07 バージン スノ－ カラー)
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* [2007.06.13] [[Spring Tour'07 Ecumenical Image ~at 2007.4.8 C.C.Lemon Hall~|spring tour'07 ecumenical image ~at 2007.4.8 C.C.Lemon Hall~]] (spring tour'07 ecumenical image ～at 2007.4.8 C.C.Lemonホール～)
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* [2007.06.13] [[Spring Tour '07 Ecumenical Image ~At 2007.4.8 C.C.Lemon Hall~|spring tour '07 ecumenical image ~at 2007.4.8 C.C.Lemon Hall~]]
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* [2007.11.28] [[Summer Tour'07 "The Brilliant Parade" Final at Hibiya Yagai Daiongakudo|Summer Tour'07「The Brilliant Parade」Final at HIBIYA YAGAI DAIONGAKUDO]]
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* [2007.11.28] [[Summer Tour '07 "The Brilliant Parade" Final at Hibiya Yagai Daiongakudo|Summer Tour '07「The Brilliant Parade」Final at HIBIYA YAGAI DAIONGAKUDO]]
 
* [2008.02.13] [[Film Spiral]] (フィルムスパイラル)
 
* [2008.02.13] [[Film Spiral]] (フィルムスパイラル)
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* [2008.07.09] [[Mizu ni Tokeru Yuki ~2008.04.30 at Shibuya-Ax~|Mizu ni Tokeru Yuki ~2008.04.30 at SHIBUYA-AX~]] (水に解ける雪 ～2008.04.30 at SHIBUYA-AX～)
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* [2008.07.09] [[Mizu ni Tokeru Yuki ~2008.04.30 at Shibuya-Ax~|Mizu ni Tokeru Yuki ~2008.04.30 at SHIBUYA-AX~]] (水に解ける雪 ～2008.04.30 at SHIBUYA-AX～; ''The Snow Loosened In Water'')
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* [2009.09.16] [[The 7th Color ~Indies Last Tour Final~|The 7th color ~Indies last tour FINAL~]]
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===European Discography===
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====Albums====
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* [2006.06.09] [[Euro Best]] (best album)
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* [2006.12.01] [[Virgin Snow Color]]
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* [2008.02.15] [[Rikkaboshi + A|Rikkaboshi + a]] (compilation album)
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====Digital Downloads====
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* [2008.06.15] [[Mikazuki no Kiseki]]
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====DVD====
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* [2007.03.09] [[Tour '06-'07 Virgin Snow Color|tour '06>>'07 Virgin Snow Color]]
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* [2007.06.29] [[Spring Tour '07 Ecumenical Image ~At 2007.4.8 C.C.Lemon Hall~|spring tour '07 ecumenical image ~at 2007.4.8 C.C.Lemon Hall~]]
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
 
* [http://ayabie.net/ Official Website]
 
* [http://ayabie.net/ Official Website]
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* [http://www.tkma.co.jp/tjc/j_pop/ayabie/index.html Ayabie's Tokuma Japan Communications page]
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* [http://www.tkma.co.jp/tjc/j_pop/ayabie/index.html Profile at Tokuma Japan Communications]
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* [http://www.visunavi.com/artist/preview.php?id=629 Ayabie's Visunavi page]
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* [http://www.visunavi.com/artist/preview.php?id=629 Page at Visunavi]
  
 
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[[Category:Oshare-Kei]]

Revision as of 02:07, 11 August 2009

Ayabie promoting "Natsu Monogatari" (2009)

Ayabie (彩冷える) is a Japanese pop rock band. Once an indies band singned to SPEED DISK, they are now a part of major label Tokuma Japan Communications. Ayabie is a visual-kei and oshare-kei band, but since the release of mini-album "Rikkaboshi" the band has toned down the visual-look to a more mainstream one. Their musical style consists of a wide variety of sounds and moods; ranging from ballads to the catchy and upbeat, and to heavy and hard-edged punk rock songs.

Members

Former Members

Biography

Beginnings

Ayabie, "Chosuisou Yori, Sannin" (2004)

Ayabie was formed in May of 2004 in Tokyo, Japan. The band was put together from former Hinawana guitarists Ryohei and Takehito, bassist Intetsu, and former Cynical Biscuit and MASK vocalist Aoi. The group would only play with support drummers until October 1st, 2005, the date when Kenzo joined.

Their first live concert was on May 8th at Takadanobaba AREA. It was a free one-man live titled "Ayabie Party?!" and here is where they sold their first single, the double A-side "Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page", and distributed the single "Heien no Ato, Ame". Their next live at Takadanobaba AREA on May 19th is where a slightly different version of the single "Heien no Ato, Ame" was distributed.

During July and August, Ayabie had their first tour; a coupling two-man concert tour with Alice Nine titled "A2 ~Natsu Coupling Circuit~" which hit six stops. On the first stop, they sold a second pressing of their first single, "Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page / Kagen Sakura". The tour's final was held on August 24th at Shibuya O-Crest.

In September Ayabie signed with the indie label SPEED DISK and released their first single with label support (second single in all) "Chouisou Yori, Sannin" on the 15th. The single reached #7 on the indies chart. After two lives in late September at Roppongi Y2K and a one-man live on October 10th, they released their third single "Gothic Party". That single broke into the major chart, reaching #82, a great accomplishment for an indies band.

After a couple of lives spanning October, November, and December, Ayabie released a third pressing of their first single on December 11th, "Romancer / Hentai Saishuu Page / Digital Lolita Demonstration / +". December 21st was the release date of their first DVD. It was titled "Daikei / Misery In the Dusk" and contained four PVs. A one-man live at Shibuya O-WEST on December 29th (where "Lovers Name" was distributed), and two different lives on December 31st concluded the year.

Rising Popularity

Ayabie, "Tetsu no Shima" (2005)

Starting 2005 was the release of their first mini-album, "Tetsu no Shima". It also broke into the major chart, reaching #208. They also took a part in a short SPEED DISK presents lives, three concerts in January and February along other SPEED DISK bands.

February 10th was the release date of Ayabie's fourth single "M", which came with a A4 sized 24 page photobooklet. It reached #80 on the major chart. February had two more lives and was also the month were they made the single "Melt In Cinnamon". That song became a present with March's issue of the magazine FOOL'S MATE. March was a busy month; there were seven lives, but more importantly on the 21st Ayabie's first full-length album "Ayabie Sokkan Ongen Shuu" was released. The album reached #130 on the major chart.

The one-man live on April 1st "Ichidan Tobi" at Shibuya O-EAST was their first to be filmed, it was later released on DVD on August 20th. During the rest of April there were two events, a live, and a special single released on the 25th. It was "Kuroi Tsuka Sasagu Itoshi Negai", and was sold only in Like an Edison shops.

May started with Ayabie being a part of "stylish wave '05 Shibuya no Tairan" at Shibuya AX on the 1st. All the other bands at the event were:【FIGURe;】, Antic Cafe, Doremidan, Shulla, Fatima, D, D'espairsRay, and SID. A week later Ayabie had their first fanclub event at Takadanobaba AREA, and two days after that they took a part in another SPEED DISK presents lives. This time it was a tour called "Shinranbanshow tour '05" which spanned from the 10th to the 31st, hitting seven stops across Japan.

The band had collaborated with Death Trap-ID sometime in April, so on May 7th a T-shirt was sold with a single called "Believe ~Zenpen~". During the Shinranbanshow tour on the 23rd, a second pressing of their Like an Edison single "Kuroi Tsuka Sasagu Itoshi Negai" was released. A second collaboration with Death Trap-ID sometime in May yielded another T-shirt with a single called "Believe ~Kouhen~", which was sold on June 7th.

Ayabie and Alice Nine had their second coupling two-man concert tour titled "A2V2 ~Zenkoku Sugoroku Angya~". It started on June 15th (where "Hinata" was distributed) and stopped at six places across Japan. This tour's finale was held on June 29th at Shibuya O-EAST. Before the coupling tour, they had started a three month consecutive single release plan. The first entry was "~Igyou no Sou no Toujisha~ "Taikanshiki Zenya"" (fifth single), which was released on June 15th. "~Kakoya Kasure Sakebishi~ "Tsuki Koi"" (sixth single) was the second entry released on July 13th. Finally the last entry, "~Manatsu Yuki Torokeru Shougen~ "Kiss Me Snow"" (seventh single), was released on August 10th. The singles reached #75, #76, and #57 on the charts respectively. August was finished by a Nagoya, Osaka, and Tokyo one-man concert tour during the 16th, the 18th, and the 23rd respectively.

Gaining, Losing, and Gaining

Ayabie, -EquAL pRayer 2 aLL- (2005)

The band finally gains a permanent drummer when Kenzo joined on October 1st. With a new drummer, they release their second mini-album "-EquAL pRayer 2 aLL-" on the 26th. This release is a first of Ayabie's to come in two different versions, and the first one to include an extra DVD. The mini-album reached #145 on the major chart. A country-wide one-man tour to support the release, "EquAL pRayer 2 U", spanned from November 18th to December 3rd hitting seven stops. The tour's final took place at Shibuya AX on December 7th and was filmed. At this live "LEMPICKA" was distributed. The concert was released later as the DVD "TOKYO pRayer" on February 1st, 2002.

January 2006 started with a live at LIQUID ROOM ebisu on the 14th. Four days later their eighth single "Mafuyu, Yon Renya Sou" was released and eventually reached #62 on the major chart. A special event to support this single's release was held at Takadanobaba AREA almost a month later on February 18th. Three days later their ninth single was released, titled "Japanese Low Res Carameltown". It reached #45 on the major chart.

Ayabie had another one-man concert tour to support these singles. It was titled "Tsuki no Kakera Furisosogu" and started on March 3rd and ended on March 31st. The last live on the tour at Nakano Sunplaza is where "Chou" was distributed, and the live itself was filmed. The concert was later released as the DVD "TOKYO-Rock SHOW" on May 24th.

For three days in June Ayabie had their first international tour, in Finland, France, and Germany. Around this time, they had signed onto CLJ Records, a European label that distributes visual-kei releases. Their first release on this label was on the 9th, and was titled "Euro Best". Also in June, Ryohei announced that he would leave Ayabie permanently, due to his disagreement about the band's future. Later on in the month, on the 28th Ayabie released their last single with Ryohei "FAINT / Topaz" (tenth single overall). The single reached #39 on the major chart.

On July 19th a second pressing of "Tetsu no Shima" was released simultaneously with the PV DVD "Ayabie Sokkan Eizou Shuu". From July 21st to August 30th, Ayabie held their last tour with Ryohei titled "-N.M.POPCORE-". During the entire tour the single "N.M. Gentei Ongen Shuu" was sold. Ryohei withdrewn from the band on August 30th. He has since started his own band called Megamasso.

Now as a four piece band Ayabie recruited a support guitarist for lives. Yumehito, former Soroban guitarist, lyrics and song writer filled this position. They would play three lives in October and then release their 11th single "Kimi no Koe to Yakusoku" on November 1st. It didn't chart higher than their last single, but it reached #79 on the major chart. Since Ryohei was Ayabie's main lyrics and song writer, this single and all subsequent releases have a different sound and feel.

Ayabie would play three lives in November and release their second full-length album "Virgin Snow Color" on the 15th. This charted higher than their previous album released a year ago as it reached #77 on the major chart. Yumehito would permanently join the band the next day. The day after that Ayabie would play as a five member band again at Zepp Tokyo. The year would end with the "Virgin Snow Color" tour. It started on the 21st and concluded on December 23rd. The tour's final was on January 7th, 2007 at Tokyo Kousai Nenkin Kaikan. Here is where "Garasu Saiku no Ohanashi" was distributed. The concert was filmed and was released as the DVD "tour '06>>'07 Virgin Snow Color" on February 14th, 2007.

Yumehito Settling In

Ayabie, "Sakura Mau Kisetsu ni" (2007)

After two lives in Korea and nine lives including: four regular ones, a one-man, two SPEED DISK presents lives with Nagoya E.L.L., and a live supporting the latest live DVD (all spanning from January to Febraury 2007), Ayabie released their third mini-album "Ecumenical" on March 7th. This mini-album reached #99 on the major chart. They then started a tour to support this release titled "spring tour '07 ecumenical image" that started on the 14th and ended on April 8th. During the tour up until April 2nd is when "Brownie" was distributed. The final concert at C.C.Lemon Hall was filmed and it is where "ecumenical image" was distributed. The concert was released later as the DVD "spring tour '07 ecumenical image ~at 2007.4.8 C.C.Lemon Hall~" on June 13th.

Eight lives, including another two in Korea, were played in April before the release of their 12th single "Sakura Mau Kisetsu ni". This single was released on the 25th and reached #59 on the major chart. April ends for the band on the 29th when Ayabie was a part of Zy. "stylish wave ILLUSION '07 Vol.3".

May was only filled with lives, including: two different SPEED DISK presents lives, two lives at Fukuoka DRUM LOGOS, two lives at Shibuya O-EAST, and a live at Sendai JUNKBOX. The band had their second European tour was also during May. It started on the 19th in Germany and ended on the 28th in Finland.

June was sparsely filled with lives; one regular live, SHOCK WAVE ~Aporo~ Vol.3, and a one-man. "Cubic「L/R」ock", Ayabie's 13th single was released on June 27th. This single just broke into the top 30, reaching #29 on the major chart. After two different SPEED DISK presents events (five lives in total), and another live, they started their 2007 summer tour "The Brilliant Parade". This tour so far spans the longest time, as it started on June 26th and ended on October 6th. On September 26th, Ayabie released their 14th single "Yubisaki". It charted lower than their latest single, reaching #43 on the major chart. There was also a free live to support the single. During all the September dates on the tour, "Extreme Machine" was distributed. The tour's final on October 6th at Hibiya Yagai Daiongakudou was: where "Day Dream" was distributed, and filmed. The concert was later released as the DVD "Summer Tour '07「The Brilliant Parade」Final at HIBIYA YAGAI DAIONGAKUDO" on November 28th.

Five lives from the end of October to the end of November filled in until they released their fourth mini-album on November 28th, "Rikkaboshi". From this release on, they started to visually change into a more mainstream looking one. This is Ayabie's highest charting mini-album, reaching #62 on the major chart. The end of 2007 concludes with three lives plus the winter tour "six starz program", which started on December 4th and ended on December 28th. This tour is also the first time Ayabie has played a live on Christmas.

Becoming a Major Band

File:Ayabie band 2009.jpg
Ayabie, "Aitakute" (2009)

2008 was a shorter year compared to others. It started with three lives and the release of their third PV DVD "Film Spiral" on February 13th, and on the 15th they released another European exclusive title called "Rikkaboshi + a". It's also around this time Ayabie changed their distributor. At this point they still stayed with SPEED DISK management, but switched from XXX RECORDS to GENEON ENTERTAINMENT INC. as a distributor.

Between two spring tours, Ayabie released their 15th single "MELT AWAY" (first with new distributor) on March 19th. This is the band's highest charting release so far, reaching #17 on the major chart. The second spring tour's final at Shibuya AX on April 30th was filmed. It was later released as the DVD "Mizu ni Tokeru Yuki ~2008.04.30 at SHIBUYA-AX~" on July 9th.

May was an important month of lives for the band because Ayabie had their longest international tour. It started on the 28th in Finland and ended on June 19 in U.S.A. On June 25th, "Mikazuki no Kiseki", their 16th single, was released. This was six spots away from their latest single, reaching #23 on the major chart. July 11th started off the tour with the most dates, the "Mikazuki no Kiseki" tour. It had 33 stops across Japan and ended on September 27th. The last two dates on the tour, September 19th and September 27th, are when "twilight" and "electric moon light" were distributed respectively. Also in September, Ayabie announced that they would become a major band, and eventually signed with Tokuma Japan Communications.

The year 2009 started with a three date January fanclub tour, and two SPEED DISK presents lives in February. Ayabie's last indies tour "The 7th color" started on March 3rd and ended on April 2nd. The tour's final was filmed and will be released as the DVD "The 7th color ~Indies last tour FINAL~" on September 16th.

The band made their major debut with the single "Aitakute" (their 17th single) on May 27th. The title song was used as Music Fighter's ending theme song for May. On August 19th, Ayabie will release their 18th single "Natsu Monogatari". The title song is being used as Music Fighter's opening theme song for August. Their latest tour, "colorful rock party", will start on August 24th and continue to October 26th.

Discography

Albums

Mini-Albums

Singles

Other / Distributed Singles

DVD

European Discography

Albums

Digital Downloads

DVD

External Links

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