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NoGoD
OriginTokyo, Japan
GenresHeavy metal[1]
Years active2005–present
LabelsArt Pop Entertainment, King Records
MembersDanchou
Kyrie
Shinno
Karin
K
Past membersAki
Websitehttp://www.artpop.org/nogod

Nogod, currently stylized NoGoD, is a Japanese rock band that was formed in 2005 by vocalist Danchou. The band made its major debut under King Records in 2010.

History

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2005-2009

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The band was formed in early 2005 by vocalist Danchou, under the name Shinkou Shuukyou Gakudan NoGoD (新興宗教楽団NoGoD, New Religion Band Nogod). They held their debut performance on October 19, at Akasaka L@n, with a lineup consisting of Danchou on vocals, Aki and Kyrie on guitar, Karin on bass, and K on drums.[2] On November 12, the band released their first demo single Kimi ni Okuru Bukiyou de Migatte na Uta (君に贈る不器用で身勝手な詩, A Selfish and Awkward Poem For You).[3] They spent the rest of 2005 and beginning of 2006 performing with other bands in Tokyo.

In July 2006, the members were signed under Art Pop Entertainment and released two singles, Akafukyō (赫布教, Red Propagation) and Kurofukyō (黒布教, Black Propagation) in the following month. Also in July, guitarist Aki left, but was subsequently replaced by Shinno.[4]

In April 2008, the band released their first studio album, Mugenkyō (夢幻教, Dream Teachings), which reached #6 on the Oricon Indies chart.[4]

In February 2009, the band released their second studio album, Gokusaishiki (極彩色, Richly Colored).

2010: Major Debut

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In November 2009, vocalist Danchou announced that the band would be making their major debut.[5] On June 9, 2010, Nogod released their first major single, Kakusei (カクセイ, Awakening), under King Records. The song was used as the ending theme for Chūkyō TV's Futtonda.[6]

On August 4, 2008, Nogod released its first major album, Kakera (欠片, Fragments), in Japan and Europe. The band kicked off a one-man tour to promote their album in Taiwan[7]; they followed up the show with other performances throughout Tokyo.

Musical Style

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The band's music ranges from heavy metal to pop ballads.[1] Songs such as Kakusei (カクセイ, Awakening) have been praised for the technical skill that the band has exhibited.[8]

Members

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Current members

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  • Danchou ((団長) - vocals
  • Kyrie - guitar, backing vocals
  • Shinno (しんの) - guitar
  • Karin (華凛) - bass
  • K - drums

Past members

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  • Aki (アキ) - guitar

Discography

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Studio albums

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  • [2008.04.09] Mugenkyō (夢幻教, Dream Teachings)
  • [2009.02.25] Gokusaishiki (極彩色, Richly Colored)
  • [2010.08.04] Kakera (欠片, Fragments)

Mini-albums

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  • [2006.12.06] Kanna Fukyou (神無布教, Godless Propagation)
  • [2009.09.23] Rashinban (羅針盤, Compass)

Compilation albums

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  • [2010.03.03] Indies Best Selection 2005-2009

Singles

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  • [2005.11.12] Kimi ni Okuru Bukiyou de Migatte na Uta (君に贈る不器用で身勝手な詩, A Selfish and Awkward Poem For You)
  • [2006.04.09] Sakura / Kimi wa Tsuki o Tsukamu (櫻 / 君は月を掴む, Cherry Blossoms / You Caught the Moon)
  • [2006.07.12] Akafukyō (赫布教, Red Propagation)
  • [2006.08.30] Kurofukyō (黒布教, Black Propagation)
  • [2007.05.09] Atria
  • [2007.08.08] Ten (天, Heaven)
  • [2007.09.26] Batsu (罰, Punishment)
  • [2007.09.26] "Ten" "Bastu" Enban (「天」「罰」円盤, Divine Punishment Disc)
  • [2008.02.16] Saikou no Sekai / Shirasagi (最高の世界 / 白鷺, The Best World / White Heron)
  • [2008.07.13] Yume no Tsuzuki (夢の続き, Continued Dreams)
  • [2008.10.08] Midori no Kaze (碧の風-ミドリノカゼ-, The Green Wind)
  • [2008.11.05] Ao no Daichi (碧の大地-アヲノダイチ-, The Blue Ground)
  • [2009.07.25] Mr.HEAVEN
  • [2010.06.09] Kakusei (カクセイ, Awakening)

DVDs

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  • [2006.06.20] Daisakkai (大殺界, Big Unfavorable Karma)

Others

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  • [2006.06.28] No God on "LOOP OF LIFE 6"
  • [2006.09.15] Kimi ni Okuru Bukiyou de Migatte na Uta on "Ura★Kaizoku Ban" No.003 (「裏★海賊盤。」No.003, Inside Bootleg)
  • [2006.10.10] Guren on "Shock Edge 2006"
  • [2010.01.26] Covering Siam Shade's 「1/3の純情な感情」 on "CRUSH! -90's V-Rock best hit cover songs-"

References

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  1. ^ a b 東條祥恵 (2010-08-02). "Barks Interview". Barks Global Music Explorer (in Japanese). Retrieved January 15, 2011.
  2. ^ Karmik (2007-02-18). "NoGoD Biography". JaME World. Retrieved January 15, 2011.
  3. ^ "Discography". Art Pop Entertainment (in Japanese). Retrieved January 15, 2011.
  4. ^ a b "NoGoD profile". King Records (in Japanese). Retrieved January 15, 2011.
  5. ^ Sarah J. (2009-11-04). "Shinkou Shuukyou Gakudan NoGoD's Major Debut in 2010". JaME World. Retrieved January 15, 2011.
  6. ^ "NoGoD Live in Shibuya". Daily Sports Online (in Japanese). 2010-07-04. Retrieved January 15, 2011.
  7. ^ "2010-08-01 NoGoD Taipei Concert 'Kakusei'". Raku Music (in Chinese). 2010-06-25. Retrieved January 15, 2011.
  8. ^ "NoGod's Major Debut PV". Barks Global Music Explorer (in Japanese). 2010-05-24. Retrieved January 15, 2011.

External Links

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