Vocal: DAISHI
Guitar: Lida
Guitar: AYA
Bass: seek
Drums: YURA-sama

During their days with an independent label, Psycho le Cemu's concert tickets were said to be one of the hardest to come by. Nearly 2 years since their major-label debut on Nippon Crown, not much has changed in terms of low ticket availability. The reason surely has nothing to do with the band's lack of concert performances as their typically Japanese, rather workaholic schedule show. But that's as far as it goes when it comes to "typically Japanese" with these highly photogenic (not to mention uber-skinny!) guys.

What sets the "Visual Rock" band apart from the rest of the pack is the way they engineer startling full-body transformations with costumes and makeup; a tradition they have maintained since the five members first came together in 1999. One look at any of their zestful album covers will tell you these guys are truly into the gig; it's not just a for-marketing-purposes act. Their look simply cannot be described as "Gothic" or any one word for that matter. Psycho le Cemu's costume concept has previously been "Past, Present, and Future", but their new theme is anybody's guess, and everybody's expectation. Whatever it may turn out to be, no doubt the fans will lavish it in no time, and the venues will be swarming with fans wearing replica costumes. It doesn't hurt that the costumes can easily be bought from various "Costume Play" web sites and shops either.
Many fans describe them as "beautiful" and once you get over the initial shock (and maybe even disgust in some cases) one is very likely to see their distinctiveness and humor. Their concert performances won't let you down when it comes to playing with humor and irony. They are known for their many interactions with the fans, and Psycho le Cemu has also given Fan Club Members-Only Concerts in Japan.

Their record label, Sweet Child, is shared with other celebrated acts such as Luna Sea, La'cryma Christi, and Pierrot, to name a few. This year, from May to June, they performed abroad for the first time in California and Texas, and gained outstanding reviews and more fans abroad.

Upcoming releases include two singles, due to hit the streets on Oct. 6th:

	Yume Kazaguruma [w/ DVD, Limited Edition] Psycho le Cemu Release: 2004/10/06 | CD	Sold Out 1429yen + Extra Points!
	Yume Kazaguruma [Regular Edition] Psycho le Cemu Release: 2004/10/06 | CD	Sold Out 1143yen + Extra Points!

From their first gig held outside Japan:

Psycho in USA LIVE & DOCUMENT Psycho le Cemu Release: 2004/09/15 | DVD

Sold Out 3619yen + Extra Points!

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1999
May
Starts performimg live in Himeji, Osaka Prefecture

2000
March 21st
1st Maxi Single "-Kronos-"
Nov. 18th
First One-Act Gig at Rokumeikan
Nov. 22nd
Maxi Single "Risoukyou Ryokou Guide Disc"

2001
Jan. 8th
Twin Maxi Single "a trip to the Arcadia" Limited Edition of 3,333 Copies (Sold-out on preorders)
July 18th
Maxi Single "REMEMBRANCE" Sept. 26th
1st Album "Doppelganger -Mou hitori no Jibun-"
April 1st
Mini Album "Prism"
July 17th
Last Indies Mini Album"Prism" (New Jacket Cover)
July 19th
Last Indies Tour 2002
Oct 2nd
Major-label Debut Single "Ai no Uta" on Crown
Nov. 30th
Official Fan Club "Cronos" Event

2003
Jan 9th
Concert "Risoukyou Ryokou Z" in Sendai
Jan 16th
Double A-side Single "Gekiai Merry-go-round/Shunkashutou" Released on Crown
April 23rd
Maxi Single "Roman Hikou" (First Pressing Limited Edition) Released on Crown
June 1st
Maxi Single "Roman Hikou" (Second Limited Edition) Released on Crown
June 21st
Maxi Single "Miracle High-tension/ VISITOR" Released on Crown under the alias of Saikoro Korokke (Psycho le Cemu)
Aug. 27th
Major-label Debut Album "FRONTIERS" (Limited and Regular Editions) Released
Oct. 1st
Official Fan Club and Major-label Debut 1st Anniversary Cronos Members-only Concert

2004
Feb. 18th
Maxi Single "Omoide Aruki"
June 20th-
Cronos Members-Only Concert"Bad Boys, Be Ambitious!"in Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya