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'''baroque''' (バロック) is a Japanese band formed in 2001. At the end of 2004 they disbanded. Group came back in 2012.
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[[File:baroque2012.png|thumb|450px|baroque promoting single "[[Kizuna (baroque)|Kizuna]]" (2012)]]
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'''BAROQUE''' (formerly '''baroque (バロック)''' from 2001 to 2015) is a Japanese band formed in 2001. At the end of 2004 they disbanded. In 2012 the group reassembled.
  
 
==Members==
 
==Members==
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* [[Ryou (kannivalism)|Ryou]] - Vocal
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* [[Kodama Ryo|Ryo]]
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* [[Kei (kannivalism)|Kei]] - Guitar
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* [[Kei (kannivalism)|Kei]]
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* [[AKIRA (boogieman)|AKIRA]] -  Guitar
 
  
 
===Former Members===
 
===Former Members===
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* [[Naru (baroque)|Naru]] - Drums (Left in April 2002)
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* [[Naru (baroque)|Naru]] - (Left in April 2002)
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* [[Yuuji]] - Drums (June 2002 - May 2003)
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* [[Yuuji]] - (June 2002 - May 2003)
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* [[Bansaku]] - Bass
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* [[Bansaku]]
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* [[AKIRA (boogieman)|AKIRA]]
  
 
==Information==
 
==Information==
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[[File:baroque2011.png|thumb|320px|baroque (beginning of 2012) <br>L-R: Bansaku, Ryo, Akira, Kei]]
 
'''baroque''' was a Tokyo based band that quickly rose in popularity, becoming 'Major' with unheard of speed. They were only together for three years, but they left their mark on the music scene and had a world-wide fanbase.
 
'''baroque''' was a Tokyo based band that quickly rose in popularity, becoming 'Major' with unheard of speed. They were only together for three years, but they left their mark on the music scene and had a world-wide fanbase.
  
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Their music style was and is, still, unique. In the beginning they played more of a punky sound, not really gothic or heavy. It was, in itself, melodical and punk at the same time. As time went by, their music progressed to have a more electronic whine to it which meshed with playful guitar sequences and was topped off by Ryou's ever-changing, versatile voice. Their first (and last) major album, [[Sug Life]], had a very loungy, calming sound to it that you can't find in their earlier years. Overall, baroque, as a band, grew and changed as did their music.
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Their music style was and is, still, unique. In the beginning they played more of a punky sound, not really gothic or heavy. It was, in itself, melodical and punk at the same time. As time went by, their music progressed to have a more electronic whine to it which meshed with playful guitar sequences and was topped off by Ryo's ever-changing, versatile voice. Their first (and last) major album, [[Sug Life]], had a very loungy, calming sound to it that you can't find in their earlier years. Overall, baroque, as a band, grew and changed as did their music.
  
 
Style was another thing that came into the picture with baroque. While not being stricktly [[Visual-Kei|Visual-kei]], even in the beginning, they carried a more [[Oshare-Kei|Oshare-kei]] (meaning stylish-look) to them. As they progressed, the lost even that Oshare-kei look and developed a more laid back sense of dressing that went along with their music. After all, their music came first, their style simply followed it.
 
Style was another thing that came into the picture with baroque. While not being stricktly [[Visual-Kei|Visual-kei]], even in the beginning, they carried a more [[Oshare-Kei|Oshare-kei]] (meaning stylish-look) to them. As they progressed, the lost even that Oshare-kei look and developed a more laid back sense of dressing that went along with their music. After all, their music came first, their style simply followed it.
  
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The lyrics written by Ryou were generally up-beat, happy-go-lucky phrases, along with a lot of that 'lyrical-freedom' thing going on. They didn't always make sense, but they were always catchy. According to fans his voice was compelling, soft, loud, crooning as well as the music that backed him.
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The lyrics written by Ryo were generally up-beat, happy-go-lucky phrases, along with a lot of that 'lyrical-freedom' thing going on. They didn't always make sense, but they were always catchy. According to fans his voice was compelling, soft, loud, crooning as well as the music that backed him.
  
 
They broke up on September 11, 2004 just 10 days after the release of their only majors album. The reason told to the fans for this, was that Bansaku doubted his skills as a bassist, and wanted to leave baroque. The other members, unable to see their band going on without their friend, also decided to end the band.
 
They broke up on September 11, 2004 just 10 days after the release of their only majors album. The reason told to the fans for this, was that Bansaku doubted his skills as a bassist, and wanted to leave baroque. The other members, unable to see their band going on without their friend, also decided to end the band.
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
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The idea of baroque began in May of 2001 when [[AKIRA (baroque)|AKIRA]] (ex-[[Shiver]]) and [[Bansaku]] (ex-[[After Effect]]) decided they wanted to start a band. After seeing [[kannivalism]] perform live in June, AKIRA asked [[Ryou]] (vocalist of kannivalism) to join the band. Ryou accepted and [[Kei]] (guitarist of kannivalism) also joined, forming baroque. July 8, 2001 marked their very first live performance, and the one-man live held in August at Shinjuku Loft placed them as an offical band. They continued to play shows and lives continuously, growing in popularity until around late December of 2001. They took a short one month-long break before emerging back onto the scene to their awaiting fans. After this, things went smoothly until around April of 2002 when [[Naru]] left the band. Another drummer didn't appear on the scene until June of '02 ([[Yuuji]]). He left them in May of '03 after nearly a year.
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The idea of baroque began in May of 2001 when [[AKIRA (baroque)|AKIRA]] (ex-[[Shiver]]) and [[Bansaku]] (ex-[[After Effect]]) decided they wanted to start a band. After seeing [[kannivalism]] perform live in June, AKIRA asked [[Kodama Ryo|Ryo]] (vocalist of kannivalism) to join the band. Ryo accepted and [[Kei]] (guitarist of kannivalism) also joined, forming baroque. July 8, 2001 marked their very first live performance, and the one-man live held in August at Shinjuku Loft placed them as an offical band. They continued to play shows and lives continuously, growing in popularity until around late December of 2001. They took a short one month-long break before emerging back onto the scene to their awaiting fans. After this, things went smoothly until around April of 2002 when [[Naru]] left the band. Another drummer didn't appear on the scene until June of '02 ([[Yuuji]]). He left them in May of '03 after nearly a year.
  
 
In January of 2003, baroque began its last indies tour. They ended it in April for Yuuji had started to get sick. He was replaced for a few lives by [[Junji]] (ex-[[SIAM SHADE]]). In July of 2003, they released their major debut single, Gakidou. However, they later halted their activites in September of that year. No one knew why or what was going on until November when they finally had an interview with Arena37. With the new year, 2004, they began activities again, but slowly. A few lives, releases, and a DVD. But things went downhill from there and in September, after just reforming 9 months prior, they disbanded.
 
In January of 2003, baroque began its last indies tour. They ended it in April for Yuuji had started to get sick. He was replaced for a few lives by [[Junji]] (ex-[[SIAM SHADE]]). In July of 2003, they released their major debut single, Gakidou. However, they later halted their activites in September of that year. No one knew why or what was going on until November when they finally had an interview with Arena37. With the new year, 2004, they began activities again, but slowly. A few lives, releases, and a DVD. But things went downhill from there and in September, after just reforming 9 months prior, they disbanded.
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On December 25, 2005 Ryou and Kei announced that they would be reforming [[kannivalism]] along with Yuichi (ex-[[kamikaze|k@mikaze]]).
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On December 25, 2005 Ryo and Kei announced that they would be reforming [[kannivalism]] along with Yuichi (ex-[[kamikaze|k@mikaze]]).
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==Discography==
 
==Discography==
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===Albums===
 
===Albums===
 
* [2004.09.01] [[Sug Life|Sug life]]
 
* [2004.09.01] [[Sug Life|Sug life]]
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* [2013.04.03] [[Non-Fiction|non-fiction]]
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* [2015.05.27] [[Planetary Secret|PLANETARY SECRET]]
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* [2019.07.30] [[Puer et Puella|PUER ET PUELLA]]
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* [2020.01.28] [[Sin Divison|SIN DIVISION]]
  
 
===Best Albums===
 
===Best Albums===
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* [2013.04.03] [[Complete Collection 2001-2004]]
 
* [2013.04.03] [[Complete Collection 2001-2004]]
  
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===Mini Albums===
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===Mini-Albums===
 
* [2002.01.12] [[Tokyo Stripper]] (東京ストリッパー) (livehouse version)
 
* [2002.01.12] [[Tokyo Stripper]] (東京ストリッパー) (livehouse version)
 
* [2002.01.23] [[Akihabara denkiten kokujinpo a Tokyo Stripper]] (秋葉原電機店黒人歩 亜東京ストリッパー) (pre-order only)
 
* [2002.01.23] [[Akihabara denkiten kokujinpo a Tokyo Stripper]] (秋葉原電機店黒人歩 亜東京ストリッパー) (pre-order only)
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===Singles===
 
===Singles===
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* [xxxx.xx.xx] [[Kaeru no Uta]] (帰るの唄)
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* [200x.xx.xx] [[Kaeru no Uta]] (帰るの唄)
 
* [2002.08.07] [[Sukebe Boy]] (スケベボウイ)
 
* [2002.08.07] [[Sukebe Boy]] (スケベボウイ)
 
* [2002.11.29] [[Caramel Drops]] (キャラメルドロップス)
 
* [2002.11.29] [[Caramel Drops]] (キャラメルドロップス)
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* [2004.07.28] [[Nutty a hermit]]
 
* [2004.07.28] [[Nutty a hermit]]
 
* [2005.07.01] [[Ila. Re:mix|ila RE:MIX]]
 
* [2005.07.01] [[Ila. Re:mix|ila RE:MIX]]
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* [2012.01.04] [[Monodrama]] (モノドラマ)
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* [2012.01.04] [[Monodrama (baroque)|Monodrama]] (モノドラマ)
 
* [2012.01.04] [[Teeny-Tiny Star|teeny-tiny star]]
 
* [2012.01.04] [[Teeny-Tiny Star|teeny-tiny star]]
 
* [2012.01.04] [[Rinzen Identity]] (凛然アイデンティティ)
 
* [2012.01.04] [[Rinzen Identity]] (凛然アイデンティティ)
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* [2012.12.12] [[Kizuna (baroque)|Kizuna]] (キズナ)
 
* [2012.12.12] [[Kizuna (baroque)|Kizuna]] (キズナ)
 
* [2013.01.23] [[Tatoeba Kimi to Boku]] (たとえば君と僕)
 
* [2013.01.23] [[Tatoeba Kimi to Boku]] (たとえば君と僕)
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* [2016.10.26] [[Girl (baroque)|G I R L]]
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* [2018.07.24] [[An Eternity|AN ETERNITY]]
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* [2018.07.24] [[Flower of Romance|FLOWER OF ROMANCE]]
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* [2018.12.25] [[You (BAROQUE)|YOU]]
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===Digital Singles===
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* [2020.04.25] [[Stay (BAROQUE)|STAY]]
  
 
===Vinyls===
 
===Vinyls===
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===Video Releases===
 
===Video Releases===
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* [xxxx.xx.xx] [[Zekkou Kamen Nhk Hall|Zekkou KAMEN NHK Hall]] (絶交KAMEN NHKホール)
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* [200x.xx.xx] [[Zekkou Kamen Nhk Hall|Zekkou KAMEN NHK Hall]] (絶交KAMEN NHKホール)
 
* [2001.08.18] [[Anakuro Film]] (あなくろフィルム)
 
* [2001.08.18] [[Anakuro Film]] (あなくろフィルム)
 
* [2004.12.15] [[Brq DVD|「brq dvd」]]
 
* [2004.12.15] [[Brq DVD|「brq dvd」]]
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* [2012.01.04] [[Odai wa Kekkou Irimasenkara Vol.5]] (お代は結構要りませんから Vol.5)
 
* [2012.01.04] [[Odai wa Kekkou Irimasenkara Vol.5]] (お代は結構要りませんから Vol.5)
 
* [2012.04.25] [[Re:First Live In Future 2012.1.6 at Tokyo Dome City Hall|Re:First Live IN FUTURE 2012.1.6 Live at TOKYO DOME CITY HALL]]
 
* [2012.04.25] [[Re:First Live In Future 2012.1.6 at Tokyo Dome City Hall|Re:First Live IN FUTURE 2012.1.6 Live at TOKYO DOME CITY HALL]]
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* [2013.05.15] [[Tour baroque Gensho Dai 0 Gensho 2013.03.03|TOUR baroque Gensho Dai 0 Gensho 2013.03.03]]
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* [2013.05.15] [[Tour baroque Gensho Dai 4 Gensho|TOUR baroque Gensho Dai 4 Gensho]]
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* [2015.08.12] [[Open Your World and See The Light (Moon)|OPEN YOUR WORLD AND SEE THE LIGHT [Moon]]]
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* [2018.06.26] [[All Of The Love, All Of The Dream - Live at Differ Ariake 2017.12.25-|ALL OF THE LOVE, ALL OF THE DREAM -LIVE at DIFFER ARIAKE 2017.12.25-]]
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* [2019.12.25] [[Visions of // Pep - Live at Nihonbashi Mitsui Hall 2019.04.30-|VISIONS OF // PEP -LIVE at NIHONBASHI MITSUI HALL 2019.04.30-]]
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
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[[Category:Japanese Bands]]  
 
[[Category:Japanese Bands]]  
 
[[Category:J-Rock]]
 
[[Category:J-Rock]]
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[[Category:2001 Debut]]

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baroque promoting single "Kizuna" (2012)

BAROQUE (formerly baroque (バロック) from 2001 to 2015) is a Japanese band formed in 2001. At the end of 2004 they disbanded. In 2012 the group reassembled.

Members

Former Members

Information

baroque (beginning of 2012)
L-R: Bansaku, Ryo, Akira, Kei

baroque was a Tokyo based band that quickly rose in popularity, becoming 'Major' with unheard of speed. They were only together for three years, but they left their mark on the music scene and had a world-wide fanbase.

Their music style was and is, still, unique. In the beginning they played more of a punky sound, not really gothic or heavy. It was, in itself, melodical and punk at the same time. As time went by, their music progressed to have a more electronic whine to it which meshed with playful guitar sequences and was topped off by Ryo's ever-changing, versatile voice. Their first (and last) major album, Sug Life, had a very loungy, calming sound to it that you can't find in their earlier years. Overall, baroque, as a band, grew and changed as did their music.

Style was another thing that came into the picture with baroque. While not being stricktly Visual-kei, even in the beginning, they carried a more Oshare-kei (meaning stylish-look) to them. As they progressed, the lost even that Oshare-kei look and developed a more laid back sense of dressing that went along with their music. After all, their music came first, their style simply followed it.

The lyrics written by Ryo were generally up-beat, happy-go-lucky phrases, along with a lot of that 'lyrical-freedom' thing going on. They didn't always make sense, but they were always catchy. According to fans his voice was compelling, soft, loud, crooning as well as the music that backed him.

They broke up on September 11, 2004 just 10 days after the release of their only majors album. The reason told to the fans for this, was that Bansaku doubted his skills as a bassist, and wanted to leave baroque. The other members, unable to see their band going on without their friend, also decided to end the band.

History

The idea of baroque began in May of 2001 when AKIRA (ex-Shiver) and Bansaku (ex-After Effect) decided they wanted to start a band. After seeing kannivalism perform live in June, AKIRA asked Ryo (vocalist of kannivalism) to join the band. Ryo accepted and Kei (guitarist of kannivalism) also joined, forming baroque. July 8, 2001 marked their very first live performance, and the one-man live held in August at Shinjuku Loft placed them as an offical band. They continued to play shows and lives continuously, growing in popularity until around late December of 2001. They took a short one month-long break before emerging back onto the scene to their awaiting fans. After this, things went smoothly until around April of 2002 when Naru left the band. Another drummer didn't appear on the scene until June of '02 (Yuuji). He left them in May of '03 after nearly a year.

In January of 2003, baroque began its last indies tour. They ended it in April for Yuuji had started to get sick. He was replaced for a few lives by Junji (ex-SIAM SHADE). In July of 2003, they released their major debut single, Gakidou. However, they later halted their activites in September of that year. No one knew why or what was going on until November when they finally had an interview with Arena37. With the new year, 2004, they began activities again, but slowly. A few lives, releases, and a DVD. But things went downhill from there and in September, after just reforming 9 months prior, they disbanded. On December 25, 2005 Ryo and Kei announced that they would be reforming kannivalism along with Yuichi (ex-k@mikaze).

Discography

Albums

Best Albums

Mini-Albums

Singles

Digital Singles

Vinyls

Demotapes

Video Releases

External Links

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