A popular song by Acid Black Cherry. A masterpiece that shines with aesthetic decadence and a strong conceptual flair.

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

Acid Black Cherry – Doomsday clock Sub español

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

Acid Black Cherry’s ‘Angel’s Wink’ 😉

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.

Since that day you’ve been gone…Acid Black Cherry

Acid Black Cherry “Since That Day You’ve Been Gone” MV

Acid Black Cherry’s masterpiece, “Kimi ga Inai, Ano Hi Kara…” This song is themed around the Great East Japan Earthquake.

It portrays the feelings of a man who keeps searching tirelessly into the night for his beloved, swept away by the tsunami.

The identity of the “you” in the song changes depending on the listener.

For yasu, who sings it, “you” is undoubtedly the fans.

It’s a track through which you can feel yasu’s noble character and kindness—his deep care for his fans above all, no matter the circumstances.

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Fallin’ AngelAcid Black Cherry

Acid Black Cherry – Fallin’ Angel

This is a song centered on the victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake.

It portrays those who lost their lives in the disaster as angels, and conveys unreachable feelings, the sorrow of loss, and a sense of emptiness, all sung to an intense rock sound at a slow tempo.

Round&RoundAcid Black Cherry

ROUND&ROUND

This song is the first track on the fourth album, -L-.

It’s a powerful rock ballad that expresses, with pure-hearted sincerity, the question of where a loved one is now and what they’re doing.

It’s filled with feelings that anyone would have for someone they love, making it a highly relatable track.

Until that day…Acid Black Cherry

[Acid Black Cherry] Until That Day Comes [Tomato]

This is a song imbued with feelings about the Great East Japan Earthquake.

In the face of a natural disaster that humans cannot resist, it prompts questions like who would wish for something so tragic and what God is trying to do.