[quote=Cielers001]tapi sayang,skrg malice mizer dah bubarrr[/quote] wah.. iya tuh... saiiank banget Malice Mizer udah bubar *gara2 si Gackt keluar sii* tapi.. ada lagi koq band yang keren juga garapan si [b]Mana[/b].. [i][b]Moi dix Mois[/b][/i]!!! Lebih TOP euy... menurut gw sii... [img]http://i530.photobucket.com/albums/dd341/Lord-Rosiel/374620_logo.gif[/img] [align=center][spoiler][img]http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d178/bee18/moi.jpg[/img] [b]Background information [/b] Origin Japan [b]Genre(s)[/b] Gothic rock, Visual kei History March 19, 2002, approximately three months after Malice Mizer announced their indefinite hiatus, Mana announced the formation of his solo project, Moi dix Mois. Their first single, "Dialogue Symphonie", was released October 19 of the same year. Moi dix Mois played their first concerts outside Japan in March 2005 in Munich, Germany and Paris, France as part of their Invite to Immorality Tour. After the tour's final engagement on April 24, 2005 in Tokyo, singer Juka left the band. A new stage of the band began on March 1, 2006, when they released the album, Beyond the Gate. This featured a new vocalist named Seth. Before the album was released, Mana indicated that the sound would mean the beginning of a renewed direction for the band, possibly more integrated towards electronic music. After the announcement of the Beyond the Gate release was made, Seth's identity was revealed as the new vocalist, and it was announced that Kazuno (bass) and Tohru (drums) were also leaving the group. In June 2006, Moi dix Mois headlined the Wave-Gotik-Treffen in Leipzig, Germany. They then returned to touring in Japan. A prospective five city tour in the United States was scheduled for July 2006, but canceled due to the band citing "differences in policies" with the tour organizer. However, Mana did make a U.S. appearance at the 2006 Anime Expo in Anaheim, CA on July 1, where he announced that Moi dix Mois is planning to tour America sometime "within the calendar year".[1] However, this U.S. tour did not materialize in 2006. On March 28, 2007, Moi dix Mois released their fourth album, Dixanadu; the first album with the current lineup. Name The band's name, which literally translates from French as "me ten months", has special meaning to Mana. "Moi" stands for his debut as a solo artist; "Dix" stands for the number ten and while one symbolizes the beginning of something, zero means something similar to "eternity"; "dix mois", again, means "ten months", the average time a baby grows inside its mother's womb before being born (the Japanese traditionally count gestation in lunar months).[2] Project Member History Moi dix Mois has experienced numerous lineup changes. Originally the lineup included: Mana – guitar Juka – vocals Kazuno – bass Tohru – drums Juka and Kazuno were employed from Moi dix Mois' conception, with Tohru being a support drummer originally. Tohru officially joined with the release of Shadows Temple in May 2004. K was introduced as guitarist and death vocalist with the Dis Inferno III event in December 2004. At the end of the Invite to Immorality Tour on April 24, 2005, Juka announced that he would be leaving. It was announced that Kazuno and Tohru would also be leaving with the release of Beyond the Gate. At the same time, Seth was announced as being added to the project as vocalist. Sugiya and Hayato provided live support until the release of "Lamentful Miss", which included them for the first time as full members. The current lineup consists of: Mana – guitar Seth – vocals K – guitar and vocals Sugiya – bass Hayato – drums [i]credits: Wikipedia[/i][/spoiler][/align]