Famous and popular songs by BOOM BOOM SATELLITES
Formed in 1990, BOOM BOOM SATELLITES is a Japanese rock unit rooted in big beat.
Michiyuki Kawashima, who sadly passed away in 2016, served as the vocalist and guitarist.
In Europe, they were hailed as the most shocking and acclaimed act since The Prodigy, a legendary artist who masterfully fused techno and rock.
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BOOM BOOM SATELLITES’ Masterpieces and Popular Songs (31–40)
DRAINBOOM BOOM SATELLITES

This song is included on their seventh album, TO THE LOVELESS, released in 2010.
It’s a powerful track with an impressive, dynamic arrangement that skillfully balances intensity and restraint to captivate listeners.
The music video, shot with a single handheld camera, is full of impact and absolutely worth watching.
HELTER SKELTERBOOM BOOM SATELLITES

This is a cover of a Beatles song by BOOM BOOM SATELLITES.
While faithfully recreating a strong UK rock vibe, it also becomes a superb cover imbued with their signature psychedelic atmosphere, evoking a fusion of rock and electro.
SOLILOQUYBOOM BOOM SATELLITES

This song is included on their second album, UMBRA, released in 2001.
The boldly assertive rock feel of the chorus is irresistible—it makes you want to throw your fist in the air.
Starting with a bass-only part, it builds up, then quiets down again…
You’ll be absolutely captivated by those dynamic shifts.


