Famous and popular songs by BOOM BOOM SATELLITES

MORNING AFTERBOOM BOOM SATELLITES

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES – MORNING AFTER

This track, which shines with a techno-style approach, is included on the 2013 album EMBRACE.

The part where live drums come in over the programmed backing and start laying down a tight groove is so cool—it really gets your heart racing.

After that, when everything goes all-in and the whole band plays together, the sense of sheer power is incredible.

It’s a fantastic song.

DIVE FOR YOUBOOM BOOM SATELLITES

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『DIVE FOR YOU-Full ver.-』

Included on a single released in 2004, this track gained attention as the theme song for the film “APPLESEED.” With an aggressive, high-energy sound, its live performances are especially powerful and highlight its appeal even more.

It’s a solid, hard-hitting rock number.

BLINKBOOM BOOM SATELLITES

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『BLINK-Full ver.-』

This is a track from their third album, PHOTON, released in 2002.

The vocals definitely have that signature BOOM BOOM SATELLITES vibe, but the overall feel is more like mixture rock, the kind of song that naturally makes you want to nod along to the beat.

DUB ME CRAZY (Ver.02)BOOM BOOM SATELLITES

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『DUB ME CRAZY Ｖｅｒ.２-Full ver.-』

This track, with its cool, gently undulating low-end, is the kind of song you could easily mistake for a nu-metal/mixture rock band’s work.

Don’t you think rap would pair perfectly with it? That’s how much groove it has.

ONENESSBOOM BOOM SATELLITES

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『ONENESS-Full ver.-』

This song, with a very strong rock vibe, is included on the first full-length album.

The intense wah-driven guitar solo is striking and really cool.

And the most hype-inducing moment of the track is the break in the middle—more specifically, the sudden cymbal choke that hits right after the steady rhythm section, don’t you think?

ONLY BLOODBOOM BOOM SATELLITES

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『ONLY BLOOD』

This track was featured as the Special Trailer Music for a film released in 2014.

Here too, a sinuous bassline intertwines with tightly paced drums and distorted vocals, creating a psychedelic atmosphere.

PILLBOOM BOOM SATELLITES

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『PILL-Full ver.-』

This song, which was used in a Menard commercial, is included on their fifth album, “ON,” released in 2006.

The drums, with sixteenth-note hi-hat patterns, are striking, but isn’t the mid-song fill the most exhilarating highlight? The impulsive guitar solo in the latter half is also memorable.