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Rokugen Alice
Rokugen Alice formed in 2011, a Japanese rock band with four members: Mizuki on vocals and lyrics, Sho on guitar and composition, Nocchi on bass and backing...
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Akai Yume
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Ake No Kiseki
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Ake No Lorelai
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Akutoku No Tetsugaku
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Alice Arashi, Aru Alice Arashi
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Alice In The Necrosis
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Amazing Sky
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Angel Halo
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Asai Nemuri
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Chikai No Mangetsu
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Dear Mama
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Dokusaisha no Susume
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Fantasia
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Gaka To Kifujin
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Gothic Lolita Replica
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Guren No Shoujo Sono Na Wo Yobu Wa Shinigami Nari
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Rokugen Alice formed in 2011, a Japanese rock band with four members: Mizuki on vocals and lyrics, Sho on guitar and composition, Nocchi on bass and backing vocals, and Iori on drums. Their music pulls from progressive rock and experimental electronica, sometimes touching on traditional Japanese folk melodies. Songs like 'Gaka To Kifujin' and 'Metamorphose' show their range, from haunting ballads to more intricate, layered pieces.
Mizuki's voice carries much of their sound, often described as emotive and soaring, while Sho's guitar work weaves in complex, melodic lines. Nocchi's bass provides a steady foundation, and Iori's drumming adds a raw, energetic drive. Their debut album was 'Nijiiro no Etude,' and they later released 'Gogyokaigi,' though the catalog details here are sparse.
They haven't chased massive commercial trends, instead building a discography that feels cohesive and exploratory. Tracks like 'Akai Yume' and 'Ake No Kiseki' fit into this mix, offering listeners a blend of thoughtful lyrics and atmospheric instrumentation without falling into predictable rock formulas.
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