Finale is the fourth studio album by Japanese visual kei rock band Pierrot, released on July 7, 1999, produced by Shinobu Narita. Album's singles are "Clear Sky", "Mad Sky -Koutestu no Kyuuseishu-", "Haruka.../Kanata e..." and "Last Letter". 
It is the band's debut major album, released by EMI. The first edition was limited, with special packaging including bonus items. It was re-released on December 19, 2001. "Finale" became available on subscription streaming services along with the group's major works on September 10, 2024.
Musical style.
"OK Music" website stated that the lyrics have many romantic and dramatic passages, comparing them to a shōjo manga. In terms of musicality, they said the band has "rock standards" with a bit of avant-garde, and also mentioned that some tracks incorporate psychedelic rock and others punk rock. "CD Journal" said the lyrics depict a "decadent world" and mentioned the digital guitar sounds and traditional Irish elements in the songs. They also said producer Narita brought a "retro '80s" feel to the music.
Commercial performance.
"Finale" debuted at number five on Oricon Albums Chart and stayed on chart for seven weeks, selling 171,180 copies while on chart. It sold over 190,000 copies in total.
It was certified gold disc by RIAJ for selling more than 100,000 copies. It is Pierrot's best-selling studio album and the one that reached the highest position on Oricon. "Finale" reached the same number on "Billboard Japan".
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