DNR: D'Narco Revolution, is an international Jrukku Metal IVK band that was founded in late 2006/early 2007 by vocalists Morbid Rose and Bloody St. Elegance. DNR is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Dublin,Ohio. DNR has gained recognition worldwide, through their various "official" sites, and through their numberonemusic.com site. DNR's songs have been played worldwide, and loved by their fans. DNR's most well known songs are,"Brutality", "Another Existence" ,"Maybe", [all 3 featured guest guitarist Aleksander Cujik] and "The Ending of the Beginning" [which features Cystem as the main guitarist] D Narco lead vocalist Bloody, has written and arranged most of the bands hit songs and has written the lyrics for the final versions. In late 2007, DNR welcomed a new guest guitarist from Austria, named Rei. Rei, a very skilled guitarist,lent his talents to new D Narco songs," The Enemy Within", "Innocent Eve X","Automatic Suspension" and the cult pop hit, "Forgetting the Reason." So far, D Narco has "released" 3 digital instrumental albums, underneath the old name of Shindeiru Mayaku. The albums," Verge of Reason","Commenting on Gravity" and "The Other Side of Insanity" all became cult hits as well spawning the following hit songs: "Come get Some" written,arranged and composed by Bloody. "No Time (Like the Present)" written,arranged and composed by Bloody. "Tell Me (Something New)" The songs, "Tell Me" and "No Time" are being re-recorded and vocals are being added to them as well. Currently, D Narco is working on their full-length debut album," L:e Mizer Affectent", and are collaborating with labelmates, Beautifully Broken on the second part of "Innocent Eve X", called, "The Disturbance of Adam X." UPDATE: D'Narco Revolution is returning to the Visual Kei scene, this time with 2 major releases, due out sometime in Winter 2008/Spring 2009. D'Narco Revolution is also reforming with a brand new lineup; Both of the original members, Morbid and Bloody are still in the band.

Malice Mizer, X Japan, Dir en grey, Buck-Tick

Ourselves with a bit o' the above influences.