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Die in Cries

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Die in Cries, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 29 November 2025
Die in Cries
Company typeBand
IndustryMusic
Founded1991 in Yokohama, Japan
Defunct1995
FateDisbanded
SuccessorBug (formed by some members)
Headquarters
Yokohama
,
Japan
Area served
Japan
Key people
Kyo, Shin, Takashi, Yukihiro
ProductsMusic albums, singles
Number of employees
4 (members)

Die in Cries (presented as DIE IN CRIES) was a Japanese visual kei rock ensemble active between 1991 and 1995, distinguished by members who played key roles in other prominent bands.

History

Established in Yokohama in 1991, Die in Cries featured vocalist Kyo (formerly of D'erlanger), guitarist Shin (previously with Mad Capsule Markets), bassist Takashi (ex-The Ace), and drummer Yukihiro (formerly of Zi:Kill). Prior to this, Yukihiro and Shin had worked together in the group Optic Nerve. Although they gained considerable recognition within Japan’s visual kei community, their international exposure was more limited compared to some peers.

Following the group's dissolution in 1995, the members embarked on separate musical ventures. Yukihiro went on to join the well-known band L'Arc-en-Ciel. Meanwhile, Kyo, Shin, and Takashi collaborated to form Bug; Shin later became involved with Spin and Creature Creature, a project spearheaded by Morrie from Dead End, which included notable artists such as Tetsuya and Sakura from L'Arc-en-Ciel.

Members

Albums

  • Nothingness to Revolution – Released 1991.08.01
  • Visage – Released 1992.03.11 (Reached Oricon No. 5)
  • Node – Released 1992.09.23 (Peaked at No. 14)
  • Eros – Released 1993.07.07 (Charted at No. 7)
  • – Released 1993.12.01 (Reached No. 17)
  • Seeds – Released 1995.06.21 (Peaked at No. 20)
  • Last Live「1995.7.2」 – Released 1995.09.21 (No. 16 on charts)
  • Re-make – Released 1995.10.21 (Reached No. 70)
  • Thanx: Best of Die in Cries – Released 1997.06.21

Singles

  • "Melodies" – Released 1992.02.05, Oricon Single Chart Position: No. 24
  • – Released 1992.09.23, Peaked at No. 29
  • "to you" – Released 1993.01.08, Charted at No. 35
  • "Nocturne" – Released 1993.06.02, Reached No. 34
  • "Love Song" – Released 1993.11.21, Peaked at No. 56
  • "Crescent Moon" – Released 1994.05.21, Chart Position: No. 42
  • – Released 1995.05.24, Reached No. 46

References