Aliene Ma'riage

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Aliene Ma'riage
Origin Flag of Japan Hyōgo, Japan
Genre(s) Visual kei
Years active 1998–2001
Label(s) Key Party
Former members
Kyoka
Mast
Ray

Aliene Ma'riage was a Japanese visual kei band. It was formed by Kyoka, Mast and Ray[1] in 1998 and disbanded in 2001. The group released three albums, along with several single and video releases. The band's sound was described as "a fusion of gothic elements and hard edge sound."[2]

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[edit] History

By December 1999 the 8 song release Les Soirée Yoru no Butoukai/Senrei no Shou ~ Shoutan Hen sold out an edition of 10,000.[3]. Aliene Ma'riage completed a country wide tour in 2000, before recording their first maxi single Ma'ria which was released on August 26. This name does refer to the "Mother of Christ."[4]

March 30, 2001 they released their first full album 21st Century.[5] The same year, Kyoka announced his first solo mini-album M.[6]

Aliene Ma'riage had a reunion in 2005[7] [8] and 2007[9] at the "Hold Your Key Party" revivals.

[edit] Lineup

  • Kyoka – vocals
  • Mast – guitar
  • Ray – bass

[edit] Discography

Albums

  • Les Soirée Yoru no Butoukai/Senrei no Shou ~ Shoutan Hen (May 26, 1999)
  • Les Soirée Yoru no Butoukai/Danzai no Shou ~ Shinbatsu Hen (July 23, 1999)
  • 21st Century (March 31, 2001)

Singles

[edit] Videography

[edit] References

  1. ^ Sachi Hasegawa Aliene Ma'riage Interview Fools Mate Vol 219, Jan 2000 pg 107
  2. ^ Review of Les Soirée Yoru no Butoukai/Senrei no Shou ~ Shoutan Hen by Yahoo Music Retrieved on Aug 29 2007
  3. ^ 12.26 Shibuya ON AIR EAST Pamphlet released 12.26.1999, pg 6
  4. ^ Chisoko Hasegawa Aliene Ma'riage Interview Fool's Mate Vol 227 September 2000 pg 110
  5. ^ V's File 1 Aliene Ma'riage Vicious May 2001 pg 112
  6. ^ V's File 7 vocal Kyoka Vicious June 2001, pg 114
  7. ^ Cure Vol 21, June, Released 2005.04.21, pg 73 - 76
  8. ^ Cure Vol 23, August, released 2005. 6.21
  9. ^ " Hold Your Key 2007 at JAME news Retrieved Aug 20 2007
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