[Anison × Rock] A compilation of anime songs performed by rock bands
In recent years, it’s become the norm for popular rock bands to handle anime theme songs!
High-energy, fast-paced Japanese rock is a perfect fit for hyping up anime.
These days, many bands have gone nationwide thanks to anime tie-ins, and there are plenty of people who got into anime, fell in love with the theme song, and then became fans of the band.
So in this article, we’ll be showcasing a bunch of anime songs created by rock bands!
A must-read for rock band lovers and anime fans alike.
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[Anisong × Rock] A Compilation of Anime Songs Performed by Rock Bands (61–70)
Say My NameHEY-SMITH

Say My Name, released in 2023 by HEY-SMITH, a punk band from Osaka Prefecture, was featured as the ending theme for the Tenjiku Arc of the anime Tokyo Revengers.
It delivers a vibrant rock sound built on passionate punk and melodic hardcore, intertwined with a horn section.
The lyrics, which resonate with the story depicting characters’ emotions as they move between past and future, are also noteworthy.
It’s a fast-paced track that sings of a heroic figure who keeps fighting for their dear friends and for themselves.
Touch offUVERworld

UVERworld, whose name means “to go beyond our own world,” continues to evolve just as their name suggests.
Their 34th single, “Touch off,” chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime The Promised Neverland, features UVERworld’s signature complex song structure and passionate saxophone tones that really elevate the energy.
The heavy, forward-driving beat and memorable choral work not only align with the anime’s worldview but also conjure up the excitement of a live performance.
It’s a loud, expansive rock tune that makes you want to raise your fist and sing along.
brand-newKANA-BOON

The opening theme of the 2019 anime Sarazanmai.
It’s an impressive track with a cool band sound that could be called the essence of KANA-BOON, a band that has worked on many anime songs—one listen and you’ll be hooked.
With practice, you’ll be able to sing it stylishly, so definitely give it a try.
Let’s have everyone join in for the chorus!
give it backCö shu Nie

Since their major debut in 2018, Cö shu Nie has created numerous theme songs for popular anime.
The song featured here is “get it back,” which was used as the ending theme for the second cour of the anime Jujutsu Kaisen.
Vocalist Mirai Nakamura’s voice combines a delicateness that seems as if it might vanish with a resolute strength.
I never get tired of listening to it.
If you’re looking for an artistic band, this is a must-check.
Gradation feat. Yuho KitazawaKANA-BOON

“gradation feat.
Yuho Kitazawa” stands out with a rhythm that makes you want to start dancing.
This track is a collaboration between the rock band KANA-BOON—known for hits like “Silhouette” and “Full Drive”—and female guitarist Yuho Kitazawa.
Chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime Loving Yamada at Lv999!, the song features KANA-BOON’s signature simple melody that matches the anime’s vibe perfectly.
Kitazawa’s cute vocals also give the track a more poppy feel, so be sure to pay attention to the vocal work when you listen.
A future without youDo As Infinity

This is the song “Kimi ga Inai Mirai” by Do As Infinity, a rock band known for its powerful female vocals.
It was used as the opening theme for the anime Inuyasha: The Final Act, based on Rumiko Takahashi’s work.
In addition to this track, there are many other songs by the band featured in the Inuyasha series, such as “Fukai Mori” and “Shinjitsu no Uta,” to the point that Do As Infinity has become closely associated with Inuyasha.
The song is included on the album EIGHT.
GreyFOMARE

FOMARE is a Japanese rock band from Takasaki, Gunma.
The trio consists of vocalist-bassist Shinsuke Amada, guitarist-vocalist Ryoga Kamata, and drummer-vocalist Yuta Ogura.
“Grey” is an original song written as the opening theme for Season 3 of the anime Golden Kamuy, and it also marks their major-label debut.
Its melody carries a sense of aching poignancy amid a driving pace that’s sure to stir your heart.
The song’s mood—where masculine coolness intersects with inner conflict—leaves a strong impression.






