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wish i could attend that twoman live......
this is awesome news

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^ I guess I get what you're saying. It's just that it's still kinda unbelievable for me that such a thoroughly interesting and 'otherworldly' musical entity as sukekiyo can exist within (or spawned from) visual kei that I'm still just kinda in 'mind = blown' mode and perfectly content with whatever they do. Not to discredit the VK scene as a whole, but ya know, it's rarely the breeding ground for experimental and high-quality acts like this.

In no particular order either except 1st
 
1. Rentrer en Soi (always and forever)
2. MALICE MIZER
3. Jinkaku Radio
4. Luna Sea 
5. Dir en grey
6. Versailles (obviously LAREINE and New Sodmy too)
7. Nega 
8. Nookicky / SHILFEE
9. munimuni
10. Syndrome
 
(but also the famed triumvirate D'espairsRay, 12012 and kagerou + cali gari, emmurée, deadman, l'eprica, art cube,  amber gris, schwarz stein and kaya, phantasmagoria / lin, JILS / kain, GHOST, Billy, Baiser, Kuroyume and lots of 90's vk too...)
 
I'm kinda suprised I haven't seen jinkaku radio more, show Yuuki and Naoki some luv! 
 
I had stopped listening to vk and j-rock for a long time, just discovered sukekiyo and I'm loving ADORATIO a lot so they might steal another band's spot at some point...
 
 
 

There are some painfully unflattering shots
 
Is the keyboardist genuinely scratching her nose at 0:11 or this a new VK move?
 
Update:
 
https://www.youtube.com/user/john69110
 
Youtube channel of the guy in the video, not sure what relevance he has to the project because the channel seems mostly dedicated to One Piece

In no particular order except for maybe MALICE MIZER.

MALICE MIZER
Vidoll (especially their early eroguro era with Ayano)
VELVET EDEN
LAREINE
Sugar
deadman
Dir en grey
D'espairsRay
BAISER
Kagrra,

(notable mentions: SCISSOR, D, BUCK-TICK, the GazettE)
 

1. Malice Mizer
2. Dir en Grey
3. Sukekiyo 
4. Mucc
5. Luna Sea
6. La’cryma Christi
7. Versailles
8. Lareine
9. Buck-Tick
10. Rentrer en Soi

Hey guys, I found a table of connections (from an old Cure issue, vol. 12, 2004 ) that includes some of the biggest labels which existed during the "golden age" of vk. 
There's also a list with some of the most important bands of said labels next to it plus a timeline of the bands on the other side.
 
I find it pretty cool so I thought you guys might be interested in seeing it too! (sorry for the lame pictures but I couldn't scan the document cause it's a weird format and it won't fit in my scanner).
 
 

Hey guys, I found a table of connections (from an old Cure issue, vol. 12, 2004 ) that includes some of the biggest labels which existed during the "golden age" of vk. 
There's also a list with some of the most important bands of said labels next to it plus a timeline of the bands on the other side.
 
I find it pretty cool so I thought you guys might be interested in seeing it too! (sorry for the lame pictures but I couldn't scan the document cause it's a weird format and it won't fit in my scanner).
 
 

There you go! 
 
 

all good 
 
 

Hey guys, I found a table of connections (from an old Cure issue, vol. 12, 2004 ) that includes some of the biggest labels which existed during the "golden age" of vk. 
There's also a list with some of the most important bands of said labels next to it plus a timeline of the bands on the other side.
 
I find it pretty cool so I thought you guys might be interested in seeing it too! (sorry for the lame pictures but I couldn't scan the document cause it's a weird format and it won't fit in my scanner).