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Le visual kei (ヴィジュアル系, vijuaru kei?, littéralement « style visuel » ou « système visuel », aussi connu sous le terme visual rock [1]) est un mouvement musical japonais [2], caractérisé par le port de différents niveaux de maquillage, des vêtements élaborés, style venant du Japon ancien, notamment du ...
While visual kei bands can be of any music genre, it is generally associated with glam rock, punk rock, and heavy metal. Visual kei was pioneered by groups such as X Japan, Dead End, Buck-Tick, D'erlanger, and Color, and gained further notoriety in the 1990s through the success of groups like Luna Sea, Glay, L'Arc-en-Ciel, and Malice ...
Visual Kei, also abbreviated as V-Kei (V系) is a music scene and fashion movement which originated in Japan during the early 1980s. It’s influences are based in Glam Rock , Goth , Punk and traditional Japanese clothing, as well as kabuki theatre and shoujo (manga marketed towards young women).
While Visual kei is sometimes seen as a distinct musical genre, akin to shock rock and glam metal, many enthusiasts see it as a unique subculture, associated with rock music, elaborate attire, and a distinct set of aesthetics. As a direct offshoot of the heavy metal subculture, Visual kei shares a lot of traits with the metal culture, including ...
Parent Genre: pop. Visual kei is a Japanese music genre that emphasizes on the visual appearance of the performers, with flamboyant costumes, makeup, and hairstyles. The music is a fusion of rock, pop, and metal, with lyrics that often explore themes of love, loss, and personal struggles.
11 juin 2015 · Visual kei (meaning ‘visual style’, with the ‘kei’ pronounced ‘k’) is a musical genre – and beyond that a subculture – which grew out of a tangled mix of glam rock, punk and new wave influences,...
Le visual kei (ヴィジュアル系, vijuaru kei, littéralement « style visuel » ou « système visuel », aussi connu sous le terme visual rock) est un mouvement musical japonais, caractérisé par le port de différents niveaux de maquillage, des vêtements élaborés, style venant du Japon ancien, notamment du théâtre Kabuki, où les ...
