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Malice Mizer

Malice Mizer

art rock, progressive rock

Japan Est. 1992

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Sound in a sentence: "The music pulses with intricate rhythms and sweeping melodies, creating an ethereal tension that propels each song forward while enveloping the listener in a rich sonic tapestry."
Malice Mizer stands at the intersection of visual artistry and music, reshaping the way audiences engage with performance. Their blend of theatrical elements, elaborate costumes, and immersive narratives draws listeners into a world that transcends mere sound, creating an experience that resonates deeply within Japanese visual kei culture and beyond.
Malice Mizer stands at the intersection of visual artistry and music, reshaping the way audiences engage with performance. Their blend of theatrical elements, elaborate costumes, and immersive narratives draws listeners into a world that transcends mere sound, creating an experience that resonates deeply within Japanese visual kei culture and beyond. Through their innovative approach, they challenged conventional notions of band identity, fostering a space where artistry and self-expression flourished. Their process reflects a commitment to pushing creative boundaries, incorporating classical influences alongside rock elements to craft elaborate soundscapes. Each composition feels like a meticulously painted canvas, where intricate arrangements and dynamic shifts create emotional depth that resonates with listeners on multiple levels. This dedication to craftsmanship invites audiences not only to hear but to feel the music in a visceral way. In their songwriting, Malice Mizer often navigates themes of beauty, tragedy, and existential reflection, weaving complex narratives that blur the line between fantasy and reality. Their lyrical voice oscillates between theatrical storytelling and intimate confessions, employing a tone that can shift from hauntingly sincere to ironically playful. This duality encourages listeners to explore deeper meanings in their work while remaining captivated by the surface allure.

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Discography

25 releases • 11 studio • 1994–2007
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Shinwa

Shinwa

2000

Memoire

Memoire

1994

Singles ()

Beast of Blood

Beast of Blood

2001

Gardenia

Gardenia

2001

Mayonaka ni Kawashita Yakusoku

Mayonaka ni Kawashita Yakusoku

2001

Shiroi

Shiroi

2000

Kyomu no naka de no yuugi

Kyomu no naka de no yuugi

2000

Saikai no chi to bara

Saikai no chi to bara

1999

Le ciel

Le ciel

1998

Illuminati

Illuminati

1998

Gekka no Yasōkyoku

Gekka no Yasōkyoku

1998

Au revoir

Au revoir

1997

Bel air

Bel air

1997

Ma chérie 〜愛しい君へ〜

Ma chérie 〜愛しい君へ〜

1996

Uruwashiki kamen no shotaijou

Uruwashiki kamen no shotaijou

1995

Garnet ~Kindan no Sono e~

Garnet ~Kindan no Sono e~

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