Missalina Rei

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Missalina Rei
Genre(s)	Punk
Years active	1998–2000
Label(s)	Key Party/Enamell
Associated acts	Deflina Ma'riage
Members
Arisu Arisugawa Hiro Aya Kazui

Missalina Rei was a Japanese punk band and part of the country's visual kei movement. It was formed in 1998 and signed to the indie label Key Party Records. The group disbanded in 2000.

Contents 1 Lineup 2 Discography 3 Videography 4 References

[edit] Lineup

• Arisu Arisugawa (ありすがわ ありす, Arisu Arisugawa^?) – vocals
  • Since the disbandment, he has played in the band Coup D'e tat^[1] (2001–2003).

• Hiro – guitar
  • In 2005, he played in JackPot Cherry,^[1] a band whose current activities are unknown.

• Aya (彩) – bass
  • He was at one point the vocalist of the band, and did vocals on one of their early demotapes. After Missalina Rei, Aya was in the bands Zero,^[1] Candy Crunch Speaker (2001–2002)^[2] Re-fire, Marilyn DustSchool, Deflina Ma'riage^[1] (2006–2007),^[3], and 199X (from 2007).^[4] Deflina Ma'riage, the name a mixture of Aliene Ma'riage, Deflower, and Missalina Rei, released an album including three cover songs, one from each of the aforementioned bands.

• Kazui (和亥) – drums
  • He was later in the bands Wool^[1] and Madronja (2005–2006).^[5]

[edit] Discography

Albums and EPs

• Gekka Hakurei (月花白麗, Gekka Hakurei^? , July 23, 1998)
• Nijiiro Shita Amedama no Motarashita Koufuku na Hitotachi no Seitan Kara Sono Tenmatsu Made (虹色した飴玉のもたらした幸福なひと達の生誕からその顛末まで, November 21, 1998)

Singles

• "Tokimeki" (ト☆キ☆メ☆キ TO☆KI☆ME☆KI, December 16, 1999)
• "Ke (Usagi)" (ケ(兎), July 28, 2000)
• "Hare (Tori)" (ハレ(鳥), September 29, 2000)

[edit] Videography

• Minerva (August 26, 1998)
• VTR Tokimeki (VTR ト☆キ☆メ☆キ VTR "TO☆KI☆ME☆KI", August 23, 2000)
• Last... Live! (2000)

[edit] References