D'erlanger (album)

D'erlanger is the self-titled debut album by the Japanese visual kei rock band D'erlanger, released in 1990. It followed their earlier independent releases and marked their major label debut on BMG Victor. The album is considered a significant release in the visual kei scene, showcasing the band's blend of hard rock, glam metal, and dark aesthetics. Tracks such as "LA VIE EN ROSE" and "DARLIN'" became iconic within their fanbase and helped solidify D'erlanger's position as a leading act in the genre. The album is characterized by Kyo's distinct vocals, CIPHER and Seela's guitar work, and Tetsu's powerful drumming, creating a sound that was both aggressive and melodic. The album's lyrical content often explored themes of love, pain, and rebellion, further contributing to the band's distinctive image.