D=OUT

**D=OUT** (stylized as D=OUT) is a Japanese visual kei rock band formed in Osaka in 2003, known for their flamboyant style and genre-blending sound. The group’s name, pronounced "Doutei" (meaning "adolescence"), reflects their thematic focus on youth, rebellion, and emotional intensity. With vocalist Asagi’s dynamic range, Hina’s sharp guitar work, Reika’s bass grooves, and Minase’s powerhouse drumming, they’ve carved a niche in the visual kei scene by mixing punk, rock, and pop with theatrical flair. Their discography, including recent tracks like the anthemic "YASHA" and the playful "DOROBOU NEKO," showcases their knack for catchy hooks and dramatic storytelling.

D=OUT’s live shows are legendary for their high-energy performances and elaborate costumes, embodying visual kei’s signature blend of music and art. Over the years, they’ve cultivated a dedicated global fanbase, affectionately called "D=OUTers," who vibe with their rebellious spirit and genre-defying releases like "KYOKUTOU OGRE" and the introspective "RE:BIRTHDAY TO U." Whether they’re channeling retro vibes in "haikara haikaburi" or diving into bold narratives like "Roman dourakuteki tyabanngeki," D=OUT remains a vibrant force in Japan’s alternative music landscape.