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'''Yousei Teikoku''' (妖精帝國; ''Fairy Empire''), also known as '''Das Feenreich''', is a five-membered [[J-Rock|Japanese gothic rock]] band on [[Lantis]] label. Previously, they were a duo of [[Itsuki Yui|YUI]] and [[Tachibana Takaha]] until they added bassist [[Nanami]] and drummer [[Relu]] and released [[Baptize]].  
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'''Yousei Teikoku''' (妖精帝國; ''Fairy Empire''), also known as '''Das Feenreich''', is a five-membered [[J-Rock|Japanese gothic rock]] band signed to [[Lantis]]. In 1997 [[Tachibana Takaha]] met [[Itsuki Yui|YUI]], princess of the Fairy Empire. An empire that faces devastation ever since humans stopped believing in fairies. The ''Fairy Empire's Military Band'' (妖精帝國第参軍楽隊) was formed to revive this ruined empire to it's former glory through their music.
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After they released [[Filament|filament]], Relu left the band. With Yousei Teikoku’s first original album “[[Pax Vesania|PAX VESANIA]]” they introduced their new drummer [[Gight]] and guitarist [[Shiren]]. With this, Yousei Teikoku tries to make humans believe in fairies once more.
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With the release of [[Baptize]] (2010) the band grew as drummer [[Relu]] and bassist [[Nanami]] joined the duo. After [[Filament|filament]] (2012) Relu left the band, but new drummer [[Gight]] and guitarist [[Shiren]] were introduced as new members for the release of their first original album [[Pax Vesania|PAX VESANIA]] (2013). As of this album, the band started to lean more and more into a heavier sound which became more prominent over the years.
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In 2017 the band celebrated it's 20th anniversary with the single [[flamma idola]]. A new original album to commemorate their anniversary was in the works too. However, during the recording Shiren experienced a relapse of his tenosynovitis of the arm. This forced him to leave the band and the recording of this album was put on hold. Four and a half years after the release of their original album [[Shadow Corps (e)|SHADOW CORPS[e] ]] Yousei Teikoku returned, enforced by guitarists [[XiVa]] and [[ryöga]], and introduced their fans (also known as ''"subjects"'') to a new age: [[The Age of Villains|the age of villains]].
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Yousei Teikoku creates music that fuses rock and heavy metal together with classical and techno sounds. In addition to creating songs for TV anime and games, such as their hit [[Kuusou Mythology]] written for the anime [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Future_Diary Future Diary], they produce original songs and regularly perform for their ''"subjects"'' in live shows called ''"ceremonies"''.
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==Members==
 
==Members==
 
* [[Itsuki Yui|YUI]] - Vocals, Chorus
 
* [[Itsuki Yui|YUI]] - Vocals, Chorus
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* [[Tachibana Takaha]] (橘尭葉) - Keyboards, Guitar
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* [[Tachibana Takaha]] (橘尭葉) - Music & Sound production
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* [[Shiren]] (紫煉) - Guitar
 
 
* [[Nanami]] - Bass
 
* [[Nanami]] - Bass
 
* [[Gight]] - Percussion
 
* [[Gight]] - Percussion
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* [[XiVa]] - Guitar
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* [[ryöga]] - Guitar
  
 
===Former Members===
 
===Former Members===
 
* [[Relu]] - Drums
 
* [[Relu]] - Drums
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* [[Shiren]] (紫煉) - Guitar
  
 
==Discography==
 
==Discography==
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[[Image:promo_Baptize.png|thumb|300px|Yousei Teikoku promoting ''[[Baptize]]'' (2010)]]
 
[[Image:promo_Baptize.png|thumb|300px|Yousei Teikoku promoting ''[[Baptize]]'' (2010)]]
 
[[Image:promo_PAX_VESANIA.jpg|thumb|300px|Yousei Teikoku promoting ''[[Pax Vesania|PAX VESANIA]]'' (2013)]]
 
[[Image:promo_PAX_VESANIA.jpg|thumb|300px|Yousei Teikoku promoting ''[[Pax Vesania|PAX VESANIA]]'' (2013)]]
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[[Image:promo SHADOW CORPS-e- II.jpg|thumb|300px|Yousei Teikoku promoting ''[[Shadow Corps (e)|SHADOW CORPS[e]]]'' (2015)]]
  
 
===Albums===
 
===Albums===

Latest revision as of 09:57, 2 April 2020

Yousei Teikoku promoting the age of villains (2020)

Yousei Teikoku (妖精帝國; Fairy Empire), also known as Das Feenreich, is a five-membered Japanese gothic rock band signed to Lantis. In 1997 Tachibana Takaha met YUI, princess of the Fairy Empire. An empire that faces devastation ever since humans stopped believing in fairies. The Fairy Empire's Military Band (妖精帝國第参軍楽隊) was formed to revive this ruined empire to it's former glory through their music.

With the release of Baptize (2010) the band grew as drummer Relu and bassist Nanami joined the duo. After filament (2012) Relu left the band, but new drummer Gight and guitarist Shiren were introduced as new members for the release of their first original album PAX VESANIA (2013). As of this album, the band started to lean more and more into a heavier sound which became more prominent over the years. In 2017 the band celebrated it's 20th anniversary with the single flamma idola. A new original album to commemorate their anniversary was in the works too. However, during the recording Shiren experienced a relapse of his tenosynovitis of the arm. This forced him to leave the band and the recording of this album was put on hold. Four and a half years after the release of their original album SHADOW CORPS[e] Yousei Teikoku returned, enforced by guitarists XiVa and ryöga, and introduced their fans (also known as "subjects") to a new age: the age of villains.

Yousei Teikoku creates music that fuses rock and heavy metal together with classical and techno sounds. In addition to creating songs for TV anime and games, such as their hit Kuusou Mythology written for the anime Future Diary, they produce original songs and regularly perform for their "subjects" in live shows called "ceremonies".


Members

Former Members

Discography

Yousei Teikoku promoting metanoia (2007)
Yousei Teikoku promoting Baptize (2010)
Yousei Teikoku promoting PAX VESANIA (2013)
Yousei Teikoku promoting SHADOW CORPS[e] (2015)

Albums

Best Albums

Mini-Albums

Singles

DVD/Blu-ray releases

External Links

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