History
They founded in Nagoya on the scene Nagoya kei with other bands such as Kuroyume. In 1993 Shin joined on guitar. They released the demo-tape Karuma in 1994, and a few months released their debut independent album Taiyou no Toriko on the label Noir.
Tohru joined on drums in 1995. In 1996 they released album Mask on Noir label with Tohru on drums. They was signing a major label For Life Records,who released two albums One -one for all- and The Lost Innocent. In the 2000 they signing at Stoic Stone records.
In 2004 the band joined up with enka singer Kiyoshi Hikawa and they released a maxi-single Evergreen in 2004, who was also featured as b-side to final single EverLove. In 2005 they playing the final concert at Tokyo Bay NK Hall
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