Error (band)

Error was a Japanese visual kei rock band formed in 2006. The band was notable for its dark and theatrical aesthetic, incorporating elements of gothic rock and industrial music into their sound.

History:

Error was formed in Tokyo, Japan, by vocalist 咲人 (Sakito), guitarists 虜 (Toro) and カオル (Kaoru), bassist キル (Kiru), and drummer 猟牙 (Ryoga). They quickly gained a following in the underground visual kei scene through live performances and demo releases.

The band released several singles and mini-albums throughout their career, characterized by complex arrangements, aggressive guitar riffs, and Sakito's distinctive vocals, which often ranged from melodic singing to harsh screams. Lyrically, Error explored themes of darkness, despair, and societal criticism, aligning with common themes within the visual kei genre.

While they did not achieve mainstream success, Error developed a devoted fanbase drawn to their unique sound and visually striking stage presence.

Musical Style and Influences:

Error's music blended elements of visual kei, gothic rock, and industrial music. Their sound was characterized by heavy guitar riffs, intricate basslines, and dynamic drumming. Sakito's vocal performance was a key component of their sound, alternating between clean singing and aggressive screams.

Influences cited by the band members included early visual kei groups such as Dir en grey and Laputa, as well as Western acts like Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson.

Discography:

(A complete discography would be listed here if available, including singles, mini-albums, and any full-length albums.) Due to limited information available, a complete discography cannot be provided. Further research is required to compile a comprehensive list.

Members:

• 咲人 (Sakito) - Vocals
• 虜 (Toro) - Guitar
• カオル (Kaoru) - Guitar
• キル (Kiru) - Bass
• 猟牙 (Ryoga) - Drums

Legacy:

Error is considered a notable band within the visual kei underground scene, remembered for their dark and theatrical style. Though they are no longer active, their music continues to be appreciated by fans of the genre. Information on their activities and the reasons for their disbandment is scarce.

See Also:

• Visual Kei
• Japanese Rock