Vocal: Ruki ルキ
Guitar: Aoi 葵
Guitar: Uruha 麗
Bass Guitar: Reita れいた
Drums: Kai 戒
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The Gazette (ガゼット)
is a Japanese visual kei Jrock band formed early in 2002, currently signed to PS Company, King Records and CLJ Records.
Musical Style
The Gazette's musical style varies greatly, but it is generally thought of to be a form of rock music while delving into the genres of heavy metal like "Ogre" and alternative metal like "Taion" and "The Invisible Wall". Songs like "Silly God Disco" and "Swallowtail on the Death Valley" feature a funk rock sound, while songs like "LEECH" and "Hyena" feature a hard rock sound. Other songs like "Maggots", "Discharge" and "Headache Man" dwell into heavier forms of music, in particular, metalcore. The Gazette also uses a wide range of synthesized sounds during their songs, including female voices, shown in songs such as "Filth in the Beauty," and "Leech". The Gazette tends to use dropped B tuning for heavier songs and one step down tuning for their ballads.
Guitar: Aoi 葵
Guitar: Uruha 麗
Bass Guitar: Reita れいた
Drums: Kai 戒
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The Gazette (ガゼット)
is a Japanese visual kei Jrock band formed early in 2002, currently signed to PS Company, King Records and CLJ Records.
Musical Style
The Gazette's musical style varies greatly, but it is generally thought of to be a form of rock music while delving into the genres of heavy metal like "Ogre" and alternative metal like "Taion" and "The Invisible Wall". Songs like "Silly God Disco" and "Swallowtail on the Death Valley" feature a funk rock sound, while songs like "LEECH" and "Hyena" feature a hard rock sound. Other songs like "Maggots", "Discharge" and "Headache Man" dwell into heavier forms of music, in particular, metalcore. The Gazette also uses a wide range of synthesized sounds during their songs, including female voices, shown in songs such as "Filth in the Beauty," and "Leech". The Gazette tends to use dropped B tuning for heavier songs and one step down tuning for their ballads.
