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Through a fusion of aggressive heavy metal and traditional Japanese melodies and vocals, the band seeks to present the balance between darkness and light so prominent in Onmyou magic. With songs inspired by youkai, historical figures, and even manga, Onmyo-za is Japanese metal at its most Japanese. Meet Cyntia, the first "girls' metal" band to go major. JaME talked to Vorchaos about their musical beginnings, their unique heavy style, their first full album and more.

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At this early point the band was without a drummer, but Tora was soon recruited as their support drummer. During the summer and autumn of , the band performed a small number of concerts in and around the Osaka area. By the end of the year Tora had become a full member of the group, but up until that point and on their first album, he is credited as support drummer only.

Kikoku Tenshou was released on December 5, through the Moryo's Box label. Unusual for a first indie release, the CD was a full ten-track album instead of following the typical indies pattern of releasing singles and mini-albums before embarking on a full length album. The band brought their first year to a close by performing at the Shinsaibashi Muse Hall at the End of the Century Chapter 4 event.

The following year was very successful for the band, with a steady stream of live performances, the development of a lively and enthusiastic fan base and Onmyo-za 's first one-man show bringing the band both recognition and respect. In August, Onmyo-za 's first single, Ouka no Kotowari , was released.

The year was crowned with their highly anticipated second full album, Hyakki Ryouran. Both were released on their own label before being re-released on the Mandrake Root label.

By , Onmyo-za was hitting all the high points thanks to their energetic performances, fine musicianship, and tireless enthusiasm. They were soon signed to the major label King Records. Onmyo-za performed their major debut concert at the end of July and, after extensive touring for the remainder of the year, made their major label debut with the single Tsuki ni Murakumo Hana ni Kaze. The year ended with a special session band performance alongside members of progressive metal band Gonon-ish and Uchida Yuuichirou , the bassist of Kinnuku Shoujo-tai.

Onmyo-za 's third full album, Koujin Rasetsu , was released on the 10th of January This was soon followed by the major label re-release of the band's first two albums as well as Fuuin Kairan , which was a compilation album of early rarities and previously unreleased songs. Between the releases came a small number of in-store events to celebrate the many CDs that the band had released in their major label debut year. Video Audio icon An illustration of an audio speaker. Audio Software icon An illustration of a 3.

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