JILUKA
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JILUKA
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About JILUKA

JILUKA is a prominent Japanese band formed in May 2013, known for their distinctive blend of modern metal and Visual Kei aesthetics, often described as "loudkei." The band's current lineup features Ricko on vocals (formerly Kanata), Sena on guitar and rap, Boogie on bass, and Zyean on drums (joined in 2015).

The band originated from the session band "J.L.K." and officially debuted on May 6, 2013, with their initial lineup including drummer JaiL. Following the release of their debut single "Sicks," JaiL departed in October 2013, leading to a temporary hiatus. JILUKA resumed activities in 2015 with the addition of Zyean on drums and Ricko adopting his current stage name. This period saw the release of their comeback single "Screamer" and the EP Brave Agonistic Letters Under Segregation.

In 2016, JILUKA held their first solo concert, "Zion OF NEXT EPIC," and released the singles "Faizh" and "Lluvia." The following year, they released their third EP, Xenomorphic, and the limited single "Hellraiser" in 2018. That same year marked the release of their debut full-length album, Metamorphose, which achieved the number eight position on the Oricon Indies Albums chart. The band also gained recognition through performances at events like Metal Square vol. 4, sharing stages with notable Visual Kei acts such as DIMLIM and Nocturnal Bloodlust.

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JILUKA is from Japan. On stage since 2013.

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