Vistlip

Vistlip (typeset as vistlip) is a five-member Japanese visual kei rock band that formed on July 7, 2007 and is currently signed to Delfi Sound and Marvelous Entertainment.

vistlip
Background information
OriginTokyo, Japan
Genres
Years active2007–present
LabelsMarvelous Entertainment
Associated actsJessica, Core The Child
Websitevistlip.com
MembersTomo
Yuh
Umi
Rui
Tohya

History

The band was reported to have been driving along Nagae Tunnel down the Joushin’etsu Expressway in Nagano city, Nagano prefecture, when the band's car, driven by the drummer Tohya, crashed into the tunnel wall at approximately 1:15 a.m. The band’s manager, Asako Sakakibara (31), had been in the backseat when the impact forced her out of the car. The damage that her body sustained led to her death. According to highway police, the rest of the passengers sustained minor neck and arm injuries and no other fatalities were reported.

After the accident the band took a six-month break from their activities. They resumed their activities in February 2011.

Members

  • Tomo (智)
    • Vocals
    • Born on 13 January 1986[2] in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan
    • Band history: D'e lude → (Kuroneko Yamato) → Jessica → Replia (support singer) → vistlip & Lill
  • Yuh
    • Guitar
    • Born on 28 July 1983[3] in Germany
    • Band history: Желать → Sin → Jessica → vistlip
  • Umi (海)
    • Guitar
    • Born on 20 July 1983[4] in Tokyo, Japan
    • Band history: Zeek → Replia → vistlip
  • Rui (瑠伊)
    • Bass
    • Born on 15 November 1985[5] in Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan
    • Band history: COЯE THE CHILD (as Shunsuke) → Jessica (as Rui) → vistlip & Lill
  • Tohya
    • Drums
    • Born on 3 January 1986[6] in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
    • Band history: Rave!! → Replia (as Tomoya, support drummer), YUKiTO-Heart of Project- (as Tomoya) → vistlip

Influence

Umi said that hide and LUNA SEA are the first visual kei artists he encountered, and ROUAGE's major second single "Insomnia" and Laputa's major first single "硝子の肖像(Glass no Shouzou)" got him into visual kei and started playing in the band.[7]

Discography

Singles

Release date Title
1st September 3, 2008 Sara
2nd October 8, 2008 alo[n]e
3rd November 5, 2008 drop note.
4th August 5, 2009 -OZONE-
5th May 12, 2010 STRAWBERRY BUTTERFLY
6th July 7, 2010 Hameln
7th June 1, 2011 SINDRA
8th April 11, 2012 Recipe
9th July 4, 2012 B
10th October 31, 2012 Shinkaigyo no yume wa shosen / Artist
11th April 3, 2013 CHIMERA
12th April 9, 2014 Period
13th August 20, 2014 Jack
14th December 24, 2014 Yoru
15th August 5, 2015 OVERTURE
16th November 11, 2015 COLD CASE
17th February 17, 2016 CONTRAST
18th November 30, 2016 Snowman
19th November 8, 2017 It
20th December 6, 2017 Timer
21st August 8, 2018 BLACK MATRIX

Mini albums

Release date Title
1st April 23, 2008 Revolver
2nd April 4, 2009 PATRIOT
3rd January 1, 2013 GLOSTER
4th March 30, 2016 SENSE

Albums

Release date Title
1st December 9, 2009 THEATER
2nd December 14, 2011 ORDER MADE
3rd July 17, 2013 CHRONUS
4th March 18, 2015 LAYOUT
5th March 29, 2017 BitterSweet
6th November 28, 2018 STYLE

Best albums

Release date Title
1st December 4, 2013 SINGLE COLLECTION

Live-distributed singles

Release date Title
1st December 17, 2008 Dead Cherry
2nd July 7, 2011 I am...
3rd December 25, 2013 Merry Bell

DVD

Release date Title
1 December 23, 2009 BUG
2 June 23, 2010 GATHER TO the THEATER
3 October 19, 2011 revelation space
4 November 28, 2012 THE END.
5 May 29, 2013 FBA
6 December 24, 2014 Good vibes CIRCUIT II
7 December 23, 2015 vistlip tour document DVD Left side LAYOUT [idea]
8 June 8, 2016 vistlip Right side LAYOUT [SENSE]

Tie-in

Song title Tie-in
"Sara" An ending theme song on Japanese TV program 超最先端エンタメ情報番組 Tokyoブレイクする~! in August 2008
"Alone" An ending theme song on Japanese TV program 超最先端エンタメ情報番組 Tokyoブレイクする~! in September 2008
"Drop Note" An ending theme song on Japanese TV program 超最先端エンタメ情報番組 Tokyoブレイクする~! in October 2008
"Ozone" An ending theme song on Japanese anime Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's
"Artist" An ending theme song on Japanese anime Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal
"Period" An theme song on Japanese PSP game Bakumatsu Rock
"Jack" An opening theme song on Japanese anime Bakumatsu Rock
"Scapegoat" An opening theme song on Japanese PS vita game BinaryStar
"Yoru" An ending theme song on Japanese anime Akatsuki no Yona
"Contrast" An ending theme song on Japanese anime Divine Gate

References

  1. Vistlip Biography by John D. Buchanan
  2. "Tomo's profile". Archived from the original on 2015-08-22. Retrieved 2015-08-05.
  3. "Yuh's profile". Archived from the original on 2015-08-10. Retrieved 2015-08-05.
  4. "Umi's profile". Archived from the original on 2015-08-21. Retrieved 2015-08-05.
  5. "Rui's profile". Archived from the original on 2015-08-10. Retrieved 2015-08-05.
  6. "Tohya's profile". Archived from the original on 2015-08-10. Retrieved 2015-08-05.
  7. "~Road of the 海(vistlip)~". ロフトプロジェクト. Retrieved 2018-08-10.


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