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L-R: Yukke, Miya, Tatsuro, Satochi

MUCC (ムック) is a Japanese visual kei rock band, from Ibaraki Prefecture. Formed in , the band has had the same lineup since , with Tatsuro on vocals, Miya on guitar, Yukke on bass, and Satochi on drums. MUCC made their name at the forefront of the visual kei scene in the s, and is still active.

In October of , Satochi retired from drumming, and MUCC has continued to produce music with support musicians Allen on drums and Yoshida Tooru on piano.

Short biography examples MUCC was first formed in an area called Ibaraki, Mito about miles from Tokyo in With the formation Tattoo vocalist, guitarist Miya, Hiro base, and Satochi drummer, MUCC staged the first stage in Mito maichika May 4,

With a discography that spans 17 full length albums, and many EPs, MUCC is known for experimenting with various musical styles and genres.

Members:

• Tatsuro - lead vocals, harmonica
• Miya - guitar, backing vocals
• Yukke - bass
• Satochi - (former) drums

Discography:

Studio Albums:

• Tsūzetsu (痛絶, )
• Hōmura Uta (葬ラ謳, )
• Zekū (是空, )
• Kuchiki no Tō (朽木の灯, )
• Hōyoku (鵬翼, )
• 6 ()
• Gokusai (極彩, )
• Shion (志恩, )
• Kyūtai (球体, )
• Karma (カルマ, )
• Shangri-La (シャングリラ, )
• THE END OF THE WORLD ()
• Myakuhaku (脈拍, )
• Kowareta Piano to Living Dead (壊れたピアノとリビングデッド, )
• Aku (惡, )
• Shin Sekai (新世界, )

Tropes:

• Album Intro Track: Many of their albums begin with an instrumental track.
• Angst: A popular topic of much of their early work.
• Animal Metaphor: Countless of their songs use animal metaphors in the lyrics.

  Some examples are "Suisou", "Samidare", "Kurage", "Oboreru Sakana", "Lemming", and "Ageha".

• Animal Motifs: Tatsuro, Miya and Yukke have designed plush toys that represent themselves for merch. Tatsuro's is a pug, and Miya's is a fox. However, Yukke's is A coconut.
• Anime Theme Song: "CLASSIC" was the opening song for the anime series The Seven Deadly Sins: Signs of Holy War.

  "NIRVANA" was the opening song for the anime Inu × Boku SS. "MOTHER" was the 23rd ending for Naruto: Shippuden.

• April Fools' Day: The members of MUCC love pulling April Fool's Day pranks on each other and their fans.
• Artsy Beret: One of Tatsuro's go-to fashion pieces.
• Attractive Bent-Gender: When Yukke crossdresses as his female alter ego, Yukketsuko.
• Auto-Tune: MUCC has made quite a few songs with some stylistic autotuning of Tatsuro's (and sometimes Miya's) vocals.
• ASMR Video: Miya once made one for their YouTube channel to test out studio recording microphones.
• Badass Adorable: The bassist Yukke is simultaneously very cool and very cute.
• Barefoot Loon: Incurring many jokes from fans over the years, members of MUCC, but mostly Tatsuro, frequently perform barefoot on stage.

  Supposedly this is because when they were just starting to perform on stages, they didn't have enough money to buy cool-looking shoes, and then it just kind of became their thing.

• Beautiful Singing Voice: Tatsuro, obviously.
• Bizarre Instrument: Tatsuro sometimes plays the harmonica.
  Mucc yukke biography examples in english ムック (MUCC) is a visual kei band formed in Ibaraki, Japan in The band has four members: 逹瑯 (Tatsurou Iwakami, vocals), ミヤ (Masaaki Yaguchi, guitar), YUKKE (Yusuke Fukuno, bass) and SATOち (Satochi Takayasu, drums). In , ex-member Hiro was the bassist, replaced by YUKKE in

  He has a strange technique of playing the harmonica two-handed while still holding a stage microphone to it.

• Boke and Tsukkomi Routine: Tatsuro and Yukke, respectively. Tatsuro is always messing with Yukke until he gets slapped.
• Cathartic Scream: Many of these can be found in MUCC's early discography, particularly in Kuchiki no Tou.
• Calling Your Bathroom Breaks: Tatsuro on his Twitter account, unfortunately.
• Celebrity Endorsement: Miya accidentally became an endorser for Dom Dom, a Japanese burger chain, as well as Shleee, an independant nail polish business.
• Childhood Friends: Miya and Yukke have known each other since elementary school, but all of MUCC have known each other since high school.
• Chiptune: MUCC once released a chiptune mashup of some of their most popular songs.
• Chronological Album Title: The album 6, is their sixth album, released in , with the beginning track titled "".'
• Concept Album: Kowareta Piano to Living Dead is a horror concept album.
• Cover Album: A MUCC tribute album, containing covers of MUCC songs by many other bands was produced in
• The Cover Changes the Meaning: Their cover of Oyoge!

  Taiyaki-kun, takes what was originally a slow, gentle childrens song and makes it into a much edgier hard rock song.

• Cover Version: MUCC has covered "JUPITER" by BUCK-TICK.
• Concert Kiss: MUCC members have been known to smooch each other on stage.
• Creepy Circus Music: "Kowareta Piano", the instrumental intro track to Kowareta Piano to Living Dead.
• Crossdresser: Yukke and Yukketsuko.
• Deliberate VHS Quality: The music video for "Violet".
• Dye Hard: Yukke always has his hair dyed, usually a trademark blond, but sometimes other colors.
• Echoing Acoustics: A Hallmark of the album Shion.
• Epic Instrumental Opener: Some of these instrumental tracks are pretty epic.
• Everyone Went to School Together: See above.

  MUCC was formed when the members were in high school together.

• Face on the Cover: Shangri-La is the only MUCC studio album cover to have any of their faces on it.
• Fan Community Nicknames: In Japanese, MUCC fans are known as Muccers, written as 夢烏 (Mukkā).
• Genre-Busting: Beginning as what could be described as a "grunge rock" band, MUCC has extensively explored other genres such as pop rock, metal, and even EDM.
• Greatest Hits Album: One titled Best of MUCC, one titled Worst of MUCC, and one titled Koroshi no Shirabe II: This is Not Greatest Hits as a reference to BUCK-TICK's Koroshi no Shirabe: This is Not Greatest Hits.
• Grief Song: MUCC has a couple, most notably being "Requiem" and "MOTHER".
• Instrument of Murder: During a live show, Miya once pretended his guitar was a gun and ran all over the stage shooting his bandmates and the crowd with it.
• Limited Lyrics Song: "Daikirai".
• Limited Wardrobe: The members of MUCC have absolutely no problem with being seen wearing the same couple of items of clothing repeatedly in public appearances.
• Location Song: "Heide" is about Miya and Yukke's hometown, Ishioka.
• LOL, To the max.

  The numbers six and nine can be pronounced "mu" and "ku", respectively, in Japanese, so MUCC refers to themselves as 69, and you'll find 69 references on their merch, in their album track lengths, and on their album covers.

  Mucc yukke biography examples in hindi

  ムック (MUCC) is a visual kei band formed in Ibaraki, Japan in The band has four members: 逹瑯 (Tatsurou Iwakami, vocals), ミヤ (Masaaki Yaguchi, guitar), YUKKE (Yusuke Fukuno, bass) and SATOち (Satochi Takayasu, drums). In , ex-member Hiro was the bassist, replaced by YUKKE in

  June 9th (6/9) is the designated MUCC Day, where the band usually holds a special event or release, and the fans profess their love on social media.

• Long-Haired Pretty Boy: Tatsuro.
• Man in a Kilt: Tatsuro, Miya and Yukke have all worn skirts or dresses on stage at least once.
• Meaningful Name: Mukku (how MUCC is pronounced in Japanese), is the name of a character from a Japanese childrens' television program, Hirake!

  Ponkikki. It wasn't until after choosing this name that they learned of the English word "muck" and thought that was cool too.

• Melody: Miya's music composition is well-known for having extremely catchy melodies.
• Minimalistic Cover Art: Their first album, Tsuzetsu.
• Murder Ballad: "Friday the 13th".
• Non-Appearing Title: Many of their songs do not contain the title of the song anywhere in the lyrics.
• Quieter Than Silence: The ending track of Kuchiki no Tou contains 7 extra minutes of silence at the end.
• Rearrange the Song: MUCC has released rerecorded self-cover versions of their first two albums, as well as a couple other songs.
• Solo Side Project: Tatsuro has one of these.
• Song Style Shift: "Oboreru Sakana" begins as a soft accoustic track, and suddenly switches to heavy rock in the middle.
• Spoken Word: Many MUCC songs contain segments of lyrics that are more like spoken word poetry.
• Stage Names: Tatsuro's full name is Iwakami Tatsuro, Miya's full name is Yaguchi Masaaki, Yukke's full name is Fukuno Yusuke, and Satochi's full name is Takayasu Satoshi.
• Suspiciously Similar Song: After 17 albums, you can sometimes catch Miya reusing similar melodies in some of his songs.
• Textless Album Cover: Hoyoku and Karma.
• Title Track: "Kuchiki no Tou", "Shion", "Karma", "Shangri-La", "THE END OF THE WORLD", and "Timeless", off their respective albums.
• Train Song: "Saishu Ressha" (Last Train).