A popular song by Acid Black Cherry. A masterpiece that shines with aesthetic decadence and a strong conceptual flair.
Acid Black Cherry, which began in 2007 as the solo project of yasu, the vocalist of the rock band Janne Da Arc.
With story-driven concepts centered around “ero” (eroticism) and yasu’s captivating beauty, the project has won over many fans.
In 2025, ABC became the first artist on LtOVES, a new label launched by its producer, and the news of their music finally hitting streaming services also drew attention.
Here, we’ll focus on some of ABC’s iconic songs.
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Popular songs by Acid Black Cherry: Masterpieces (41–50) where decadence and conceptual flair shine
ScarAcid Black Cherry

Included on the 1st album “BLACK LIST.” It’s a slow, heavy ballad that portrays the deep pain of tragic love.
The tragic sound, interwoven with strings, evokes a sense of raw, unending wounds.
The expressive power of the lyrics has reached a realm that can only be described as uniquely yasu.
L-ElAcid Black Cherry

This is the title track included on a concept album that explores the theme of “love,” depicting the tumultuous life of a woman.
Its graceful yet somehow melancholy waltz rhythm perfectly mirrors the emotions of the protagonist, who continues to seek pure love while being buffeted by fate.
yasu’s richly expressive vocals are also striking, further highlighting the story’s poignancy and depth.
The album L—El—, which features this song, was released in February 2015 and became a hit, selling 113,000 copies in its first week.
Its strong narrative appeal captured many hearts, leading to a live-action film adaptation in November 2016.
It’s a perfect choice when you want to immerse yourself in music with a grand, expansive world.
The last dance is mineAcid Black Cherry
It’s a cover of a song originally created by an American chorus group in the 1960s.
The arrangement has a relaxed, Showa-inspired feel, and the accordion in the intro instantly sets the mood, making it very memorable.
Doomsday clockAcid Black Cherry

Included on the 3rd album “2012.” The doomsday clock refers to the “Doomsday Clock,” and the staff blog mentions that this song is deeply connected to the album title “2012.” The track is characterized by its heavy sound and machine-beat fills, along with lyrics that depict a hopeless worldview and the anxieties of humanity.
Angel’s WinkAcid Black Cherry

This is a re-arranged cover of Seiko Matsuda’s “Tenshi no Wink.” Compared to their usual songs, the singing style changes a bit, evoking the era of the original in a way that feels refreshing.
It builds up all at once during the instrumental break, while the sung sections carry a more subdued atmosphere.
Bit StupidAcid Black Cherry

This song narrates the process leading up to a man’s infidelity being discovered by his girlfriend, as well as what happens afterward.
It describes in detail the actions he takes and the emotions he feels to hide the affair, and candidly expresses his panic when he’s found out and his feelings when he reforms.
However, it remains realistic in the end by acknowledging that a man’s instinctive side still exists, and thus it never claims he will absolutely never cheat again.
cord name【JUSTICE】Acid Black Cherry

Included on the 2nd album “Q.E.D.” While the sound is rooted in traditional heavy metal, the A-melody features Japanese lyrics with a slightly rap-like delivery, and from the B-melody onward it switches to English lyrics with call-and-response shouts—an unusual structure.
Rather than focusing on showcasing vocals, it’s a crowd-participation, high-energy hype track.


