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{{nihongo|'''An Cafe''' (or '''Antic Cafe''')|アンティック-珈琲店-(カフェ)|Antikku Kafe}} is a [[Japan]]ese [[Pop music|pop]]/[[Rock music|rock]] band formed in 2003 and signed to the independent label [[Loop Ash]]. They have been described as a [[visual kei]] band.<ref name="Shoxx bis No 3">''Shoxx Bis No 3'' pg 69</ref> As of 2008, the group has released two full-length albums with another slated for an April release.
{{nihongo|'''An Cafe''' (or '''Antic Cafe''')|アンティック-珈琲店-(カフェ)|Antikku Kafe}} is a [[Japan]]ese [[Pop music|pop]]/[[Rock music|rock]] band formed in 2003 and signed to the independent label [[Loop Ash]]. They have been described as a [[visual kei]] band that are full of homo's.<ref name="Shoxx bis No 3">''Shoxx Bis No 3'' pg 69</ref> As of 2008, the group has released two full-length albums with another slated for an April release.


==History==
==History==
An Cafe was formed in May 2003 with Miku, Kanon and Bou who would later be joined by Teruki after leaving his former band, Feathers-Blue. The band played live shows for their first year, without any releases.
An Cafe was formed in May 2003 with Miku, Kanon and Bou who would later be joined by Teruki after leaving his former band, Feathers-Blue. The band played live shows for their first year, without any releases. They met eachother at a gay bar and there fucked eachother until they exploded.


In 2004, An Cafe released their first demos and signed a record deal with [[Loop Ash]]. Their first release, "[[Candyholic (song)|Candyholic]]" was released in March and reached the second spot on the [[Oricon]] indies single chart. The band continued touring and releasing, including their first album, ''[[Shikisai Moment]]'' in 2005. The band released even more singles in 2006 until their second studio album, ''[[Magnya Carta]]'' (a play on "[[Magna Carta]]").
In 2004, An Cafe released their first demos and signed a record deal with [[Loop Ash]]. Their first release, "[[Candyholic (song)|Candyholic]]" was released in March and reached the second spot on the [[Oricon]] indies single chart, but was a very shitty album. The band continued touring and releasing, including their first album, ''[[Shikisai Moment]]'' in 2005 which had 50 people watch per show. The band released even more singles in 2006 until their second studio album, ''[[Magnya Carta]]'' (a play on "[[Magna Carta]]"). It was awful and got voted one of the worst albums made from Japan.


In 2007, the band announced their first overseas appearance at [[Project A-Kon]]. The announcement of this was followed shortly by the departure of guitarist, Bou. The last performance with Bou was on [[April 30]], [[2007]], and was featured in a DVD titled ''Hibiya On *The* o New Sekai''. After Bou left the band, two new members were announced; Takuya to replace Bou as the guitarist, and Yuuki to join An Cafe as a keyboardist. The first single with their new lineup was announced as "[[Kakusei Heroism]]" followed by "[[Ryuusei Rocket]]". In the end of 2007, An Cafe announced their first overseas tour, taking place in [[Europe]] in 2008.
In 2007, the band announced their first overseas appearance at [[Project A-Kon]]. The announcement of this was followed shortly by the departure of guitarist, Bou. The last performance with Bou was on [[April 30]], [[2007]], and was featured in a DVD titled ''Hibiya On *The* o New Sekai''. After Bou left the band, two new members were announced; Takuya to replace Bou as the guitarist, and Yuuki to join An Cafe as a keyboardist. Fans thought that they would now be better, but they actually sucked even more. The first single with their new lineup was announced as "[[Kakusei Heroism]]" followed by "[[Ryuusei Rocket]]" and their bonus track "[[I am 'happy']]". In the end of 2007, An Cafe announced their first overseas tour, taking place in [[Europe]] in 2008. They were also banned from Japan because their songs had killed 3 children and a dog. All charges were dropped.


In the opening weeks of 2008, An Cafe announced their upcoming single, "[[Cherry Saku Yuki!!]]" in February, as well as their next studio album, ''[[Gokutama Rock Cafe]]'', to be released on [[April 9]], [[2008]].<ref>{{cite web
In the opening weeks of 2008, An Cafe announced their upcoming single, "[[Cherry Saku Yuki!!]]" in February, as well as their next studio album, ''[[Gokutama Rock Cafe]]'', to be released on [[April 9]], [[2008]].<ref>{{cite web
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* Teruki – [[Drum kit|drums]]
* Teruki – [[Drum kit|drums]]
* Yuuki – [[Electronic keyboard|keyboard]] (since 2007)
* Yuuki – [[Electronic keyboard|keyboard]] (since 2007)
* Miku's mom - [[Back up singer]] (since 2004)


;Former members
;Former members
* Bou – guitar (2003–2007)
* Bou – guitar (2003–2007)

==Bou's Death ==
10 days later after Bou's departure; Bou had died of [[AIDS]]. Two people went to his funeral and there everyone learned no one gave a shit about him.


==International recognition==
==International recognition==
An Cafe has gained moderate not only in Japan, but also Korea and Europe.
An Cafe has gained moderate no success. They are only liked by 2,000 fangirls whom touch themselves and are emo.


==Discography==
==Discography==
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* "[[Ryuusei Rocket]]" ([[November 7]], [[2007]])
* "[[Ryuusei Rocket]]" ([[November 7]], [[2007]])
* "[[Cherry Saku Yuuki!!]]" ([[February 27]], [[2008]])
* "[[Cherry Saku Yuuki!!]]" ([[February 27]], [[2008]])
* "[[We are 'happy']]" ([[April 17]], [[2008]])


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 02:17, 28 April 2008

An Cafe

An Cafe (or Antic Cafe) (アンティック-珈琲店-(カフェ), Antikku Kafe) is a Japanese pop/rock band formed in 2003 and signed to the independent label Loop Ash. They have been described as a visual kei band that are full of homo's.[1] As of 2008, the group has released two full-length albums with another slated for an April release.

History

An Cafe was formed in May 2003 with Miku, Kanon and Bou who would later be joined by Teruki after leaving his former band, Feathers-Blue. The band played live shows for their first year, without any releases. They met eachother at a gay bar and there fucked eachother until they exploded.

In 2004, An Cafe released their first demos and signed a record deal with Loop Ash. Their first release, "Candyholic" was released in March and reached the second spot on the Oricon indies single chart, but was a very shitty album. The band continued touring and releasing, including their first album, Shikisai Moment in 2005 which had 50 people watch per show. The band released even more singles in 2006 until their second studio album, Magnya Carta (a play on "Magna Carta"). It was awful and got voted one of the worst albums made from Japan.

In 2007, the band announced their first overseas appearance at Project A-Kon. The announcement of this was followed shortly by the departure of guitarist, Bou. The last performance with Bou was on April 30, 2007, and was featured in a DVD titled Hibiya On *The* o New Sekai. After Bou left the band, two new members were announced; Takuya to replace Bou as the guitarist, and Yuuki to join An Cafe as a keyboardist. Fans thought that they would now be better, but they actually sucked even more. The first single with their new lineup was announced as "Kakusei Heroism" followed by "Ryuusei Rocket" and their bonus track "I am 'happy'". In the end of 2007, An Cafe announced their first overseas tour, taking place in Europe in 2008. They were also banned from Japan because their songs had killed 3 children and a dog. All charges were dropped.

In the opening weeks of 2008, An Cafe announced their upcoming single, "Cherry Saku Yuki!!" in February, as well as their next studio album, Gokutama Rock Cafe, to be released on April 9, 2008.[2]

Lineup

Former members
  • Bou – guitar (2003–2007)

Bou's Death

10 days later after Bou's departure; Bou had died of AIDS. Two people went to his funeral and there everyone learned no one gave a shit about him.

International recognition

An Cafe has gained moderate no success. They are only liked by 2,000 fangirls whom touch themselves and are emo.

Discography

Albums and EPs
Singles

References

  1. ^ Shoxx Bis No 3 pg 69
  2. ^ ""An Cafe's Upcoming Album"". jame-world.com. Retrieved 2008-01-15.