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Masterpieces and popular songs by Age Factory

Age Factory is a three-piece rock band from Nara Prefecture.

Their nationally released 2016 album “LOVE” was highly praised by artists across various scenes, and they’re slated to perform at major festivals in 2017—their time has finally come!

They’ve been playing multiple shows every month since high school, and their live performances instantly draw you into their unique world.

Age Factory's best and most popular songs (1–10)

About yesterdayAge Factory

The standout bass phrase right from the beginning is stylish and cool! It’s impressive how the guitarist sings while playing that phrase, too.

Both the bass and drums are excellent, with an incredible sense of stability.

And the unexpected twists in the song’s structure make it really interesting.

From the vacuumAge Factory

Age Factory “From the Vacuum” (Official Music Video)
From the vacuumAge Factory

You can’t help but get drawn into vocalist Eisuke Shimizu’s voice from the very first intro.

It’s a track you’ll want to listen to in the early hours before sunrise.

Just when you think it’s a calm song, the drums grow more intense toward the end, with the kick thundering.

The whole track tightens up all at once.

See you in my dreamAge Factory

[Age Factory Live Footage] See you in my dream
See you in my dreamAge Factory

Age Factory is a three-piece rock band from Nara Prefecture.

Rooted in alternative, hardcore, and punk, their music—true to their name—evokes the arrival of a new generation, defined by emotional, overwhelming performances.

While radiating an underground aura, they captivate rock fans young and old alike and never let go.

The song in question is included on GOLD, the work that made a splash in Japan’s rock scene.

The title might come off a bit slick, but that contrast—and the fiercely resonant sound they unleash—will make your head spin.

Age Factory’s Best and Most Popular Songs (11–20)

GOLDAge Factory

Age Factory “GOLD” (Official Music Video)
GOLDAge Factory

Age Factory, a young band from Nara Prefecture gaining attention in the rock scene.

With a sense and skill that suggest they’ll lead the next generation of the alternative scene, the fact that their name is Age Factory makes you feel like it’s fate in the music world.

That aside, the impulsive, emotional, underground-tinged vibe of their songs is exactly what alternative rock should be! You’ll get it when you actually see them live—the moment the set starts, the entire venue is instantly filled with their intensity.

With their songwriting, performance, and charisma, they’re a band to watch—there’s no doubt they’ll only keep getting more popular.

Third Block of EscapismAge Factory

You think it’s going to blast off from the intro, but then it suddenly shifts into a solo with guitar arpeggios… an unpredictably structured track with Age Factory’s signature style in full force.

It’s insanely cool.

The guitar, bass, drums, and vocals are all razor-sharp, like beasts, delivering the kind of overwhelming power only a three-piece band can.

This song races by in a flash—fierce like the reckless energy of youth, yet somehow beautiful in its sense of detachment.

It’s included on the 1st mini album “Asahi Motomachi.”

sunflowerAge Factory

Age Factory “Sunflower” (Official Audio)
sunflowerAge Factory

Age Factory is a three-piece rock band whose solid yet tricky playing has earned high acclaim, and whose straightforward live performances have also made them popular.

Released on May 31, 2023, “Himawari” is a track with a floating sensation woven into its sense of speed, issued as the second installment in their series of consecutive new releases.

The lyrics, which evoke a parting with someone precious, capture the bittersweet feeling of summer slipping away.

It’s a sentimental rock tune whose powerful yet wistful ensemble pierces the heart.

First day songAge Factory

Age Factory “First day song” (Official Audio)
First day songAge Factory

Age Factory is a rock band that stands out even among Japan’s young three-piece bands.

Their hallmark is a raw, untamed band sound.

Describing their music as “emotionally bare, destructive, and aggressive,” they deliver a solid, razor-sharp sonic edge.

Above all, they’re just cool—a band that immediately hits you with a palpable heat from the very first impression.