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Aldious (Japanese: アルディアス, Hepburn: Arudiasu) is a Japanese heavy metal band from Osaka, formed in 2008 by guitarist Yoshi and vocalist Rami. After a few member changes, they released their debut EP Dear Slave the following year and soon after formed their own record label, Bright Star Records.
Rami co-founded Aldious in Osaka with guitarist Yoshi in June 2008. [2] She is the one who came up with the band name by shortening the phrase "Ultimate Melodious," [3] and wrote almost all the lyrics during her time with them. [4] Aldious released their debut EP Dear Slave in November 2009, and their first album Deep Exceed in October 2010.
Aldious: Japan: 2008–present: Japanese all-female power metal band from Osaka. Aldious have been labelled pioneers of the Girls Metal Band Boom that began in Japan in the 2010s. [8] Almah: Brazil: 2006–present: Side project from the singer of Angra, now a full-fledged band. [9] Altaria: Finland: 2000–2016, 2020–present
The song "Bless of the Fire" features Aldious guitarist Toki. [15] On December 26, 2017, Cyntia announced that they were suspending all activities indefinitely due to Yui's focal dystonia. Although the guitarist was planning to leave the band so someone new could take her place, the other members decided not to continue without her. [16]
Suitei Shoujo (推定少女, Suitei Shōjo) was a Japanese pop duo that debuted in August 2001, consisting of members Rino (Nikaido Rino 二階堂梨乃, born April 9, 1987) and Lissa (Abe Risa 安倍莉沙, born September 8, 1987).
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For more guidance, see Wikipedia:Translation. ( Learn how and when to remove this message ) Young Guitar Magazine is a Japanese guitar magazine first published in May 1969 by Shinko Ongaku Shuppansha (now Shinko Music Entertainment), with a focus on folk music .