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Hi there! I noticed that Die In Cries lacked an indepth article, and their article mostly existed due to their drummer now playing in the prominant band L'arc~en~Ciel. Therefore I have created a page. The band is significant enough to deserve a page, that much is for sure. There is the problem, as mentioned in the article, that the band existed before the widespread file sharing which introduced so much of today's Japanese music to a wider international audience. As a result many if not -most- visual kei/j-rock fans are unaware of the band. -Silvanos
Anybody got anything on BUG, the band that a full 3/4ths of Die in Cries played in?
Latest comment: 11 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Internet's got nearly nothing past a couple cool youtube clips, at least if you're searching English-language stuff, because the common noun pops up a gazillion false leads... and there's even some french metalcore outfit and some euro rappers of the same name, complicating matters even further 68.183.124.12 (talk) 00:06, 22 August 2013 (UTC)Reply
