DELUHI was a Japanese visual kei metal band that carved a distinctive niche in the music scene with their aggressive blend of melodic metalcore and heavy metal, layered with elements of electronica. Formed in 2008, the group consisted of vocalist Juri, guitarist Leda, bassist Aggy, and drummer Sujk. Famous for their energetic live performances and visually striking aesthetic, DELUHI quickly gained popularity in Japan's visual kei scene, as well as attention from international audiences who appreciated their musicianship and modern take on the genre.

Their music can be characterized by its technical prowess, heavy riffs, and emotive melodies, which are exemplified in releases such as "VANDALISM," "Departure," and "The farthest." DELUHI also showed versatility with tracks like "Two Hurt," which needle the emotional landscape with its balladic qualities. Despite their career being relatively short-lived, with the band announcing an indefinite hiatus in 2011, their influence on the visual kei and metal scenes continues to be felt. "FLASH:B[L]ACK," "JAGANNATH," and "REVELER BLAST" stand as a testament to their musical legacy, highlighting the band's capacity to craft anthemic tunes that resonate with fans even after their disbandment. The release of compilation albums like "DELUHISM:X" further cements their status as an enduring force within their genre.