I want to let off some steam! Recommended anger songs and revenge songs
Everyone wants to avoid getting angry and live each day in peace, right?
But life doesn’t work that way—problems and challenges come to us.
When you’re shaking with anger, what would you do?
Before you vent your anger at someone or somewhere, why not try harnessing the power of music?
Rather than just being angry or resenting someone, I’ve put together a selection of anger-themed songs that feel refreshing to listen to.
Give them a listen before your stress explodes.
And may you feel refreshed again starting tomorrow!
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I want to blow off some stress! Recommended anger songs & grudge songs (21–30)
I’ll end up fighting.Gesu no Kiwami Otome.

It’s a thrilling track from Gesu no Kiwami Otome that gives you a push to face everyday frustrations and challenges head-on.
Released in January 2018 as a single and featured in a commercial for the mobile game Clash Royale, it’s marked by an addictive hook and a driving pace that pull listeners straight into the game’s world.
As Enon Kawatani put it, he felt “played by the game,” and the song brilliantly captures the thrill and rush of total immersion.
Arriving as their first single in about two years and three months, it further accelerated the band’s momentum.
When you feel like you’re about to explode from work or relationship stress, this track will leave you feeling refreshed—perfect for a quick mood reset.
Do you want me to beat the crap out of you?Kiyoshi Ryujin

This is a song that holds a power so intense it feels like something pent up deep inside your heart bursts free the moment you hear it.
As the title suggests, it channels the kind of fierce anger and helpless frustration we can’t release in everyday life, sublimated through a theatrical approach that even features the voice cast—this is the work’s central theme.
Produced by Ryujin Kiyoshi, it was included on the experimental album “MUSIC,” released in May 2012.
It was also performed at EMI ROCKS 2012 the same year, and later featured on the best-of compilation “BEST,” released in November 2014.
When you’re seething with uncontainable rage, or just want that cathartic rush, why not experience this powerful knockout blow?
I want to blow off some stress! Recommended anger and grudge songs (31–40)
RewriteASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION

A number by ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION that shakes the listener to the core.
From the opening guitar riff it pulls you in at once, and that momentum never lets up until the very end.
The lyrics portray the inescapable turmoil roiling inside and a struggle that questions one’s own worth.
Masafumi Gotoh’s powerful vocals feel like an explosion of emotion.
Released as a single in August 2004, the song is also included on the album Sol-fa.
It served as the opening theme for the anime Fullmetal Alchemist and has been hugely popular since then.
When you’re seized by anger or frustration you can’t shake, give this track a listen to blow away the haze in your heart and face tomorrow with a clear mind.
ShuraDOSE

Among DOES’s songs, there’s that track that clears your mind and makes your chest feel refreshed the moment you hear it—perfect for when you’re weighed down by daily frustrations or seething, helpless anger.
It brims with energy, as if releasing pent-up passion and helplessness atop a rugged rock sound.
It’s like the soul’s cry of a protagonist boldly facing hardship, piercing straight into the listener’s heart.
Released as a single in May 2007, the piece’s intensity also comes through on the album “SUBTERRANEAN ROMANCE.” Many may know it as the ending theme for the TV anime Gintama, where it reached No.
9 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.
When you feel crushed by stress or are confronting something you absolutely cannot compromise on, this song will surely give you a powerful push forward.
Shakyamuni (the Buddha)RADWIMPS

This song sharply satirizes the arrogance of humans acting as if they were gods, hurling piercing questions at the listener’s heart.
Included on RADWIMPS’s album “Altcolony no Teiri,” released in March 2009, the track has been highly praised since its release for its style in which vocals that weave between singing and rapping race over a sound where programmed beats and live instruments collide intensely.
The depth of its lyrics is another major draw—it even won “BEST LYRIC OF LIFE” at the FM FESTIVAL LIFE MUSIC AWARD in 2009.
If you’re angry at the absurdities you feel in society or everyday life, or burdened by a frustration you can’t shake, listening to this song can feel like a cathartic release, clearing out what’s been pent up deep inside.
It’s a highly recommended track for anyone who wants to feel refreshed.
Give it a listen when you want to charge up your energy for tomorrow!
Nothing I do goes well.meiyo

It’s an addictive song that lays bare the muddled thoughts and days when nothing goes right.
Released by meiyo in January 2022, it unfolds a distinctive sound that deftly weaves together humor and relatability.
Packed with contemporary themes—self-loathing, comparing oneself to others, and the struggle with social media validation—it’s sung in a self-addressing tone that leaves a strong impression.
The music video also portrays everyday “not going well” moments—like failing to split disposable chopsticks cleanly, or finding chopsticks included with a pudding—creating a unique, offbeat world.
It’s a song you’ll want to listen to when you can’t sort out your feelings or when you feel unable to move forward.
fuck youThe Mirraz

A fast-paced track that feels driven by momentum, belting out the world’s overflowing “anger” with a forward-leaning vocal at incredible speed.
The phrasing feels exhilarating, as if it’s shouting out a desperate reality exactly as the emotions come.
It’s the kind of song you want to listen to when you have pent-up stress with nowhere to release it.


