[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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[Anison × Rock] Compilation of Anime Songs Performed by Rock Bands (81–90)
Cherry blossoms in full, resplendent bloomKEYTALK
The rock band KEYTALK performs the theme song “Ouka Ranman” for the anime RIN-NE.
They’ve produced many catchy tracks marked by a danceable beat that makes effective use of four-on-the-floor and sharp guitar riffs.
Another of their strengths is their twin-vocal setup, in which the two members—guitarist Tomomasa Teranaka, known as “the maestro,” and bassist Yoshikatsu Shutō—switch vocal duties depending on the song.
Their ability to show different sides of themselves from track to track is a big part of their appeal!
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.
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.
Nameless BlueKamisama, boku wa kizuite shimatta
“Nameless Blue,” chosen as the ending theme for the anime Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!, is a track by the rock band Kami-sama, Boku wa Kizuite Shimatta.
They perform without revealing their faces or any personal profiles, and that mysterious aura has captivated fans.
Many people may also strongly remember “CQCQ,” which served as the theme song for the drama I Love You Just a Little Bit.
They’re a band that perfectly fits the description of a suddenly appearing powerhouse.
Be sure to keep an eye on these enigmatic artists!
Mephistojou oubachi
Mephisto by the rock band QUEEN BEE, led by Avu-chan, was selected as the ending theme for the TV anime Oshi no Ko.
Focusing on the “lies in the entertainment industry,” Oshi no Ko is a shocking work that portrays show business from a fresh angle.
Avu-chan, who also made waves for producing an audition program, penned lyrics that resonate with those industry lies—be sure to pay attention to them.
Why not immerse yourself in the music video brimming with Avu-chan’s bewitching charm and its beautiful rock sound?
love at first sightBando Harasumento
The ending theme ‘Hitomebore’ for the anime Chihayafuru 3, which centers on competitive karuta, was performed by the rock band Band Harassment.
The four-piece group from Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, appeared at major domestic festivals almost immediately after forming, quickly joining the ranks of popular bands.
Their appeal lies in their diverse musicality, showing a different face with each song—sometimes loud, sometimes stylish.
It’s no exaggeration to say their expressive power is truly one of a kind.
[Anisong × Rock] Compilation of Anime Songs Sung by Rock Bands (91–100)
A third of pure-hearted feelingsSIAM SHADE
This is the ending theme of Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Swordsman Romantic Story, released in November 1997.
It’s a song whose hard rock style contrasted with its purely Japanese lyrics in a way that became irresistibly catchy.
The melody was such a massive hit that everyone could hum along, and SIAM SHADE’s popularity suddenly spread nationwide.
It’s still hugely popular at karaoke today! Be sure to give it a listen!
