Masterpieces and popular songs by BRAHMAN

GOIN’ DOWNBRAHMAN

BRAHMAN live / GOIN’DOWN

BRAHMAN is known for their unique style that fuses the intensity of hardcore punk with elements of folk music.

Featured on their 1998 album “A Man Of The World,” this track portrays a sensation of falling and imagery of diving deep.

It’s characterized by its repeated, memorable phrases and lyrics that, while negative, carry emotional depth.

TOSHI-LOW’s powerful vocals, combined with the band’s fierce performance, resonate strongly with listeners.

Themes of despair and chaos are expressed through BRAHMAN’s characteristically forceful musicality.

Listening to this song may stir something within you, as if your inner self is being shaken.

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Tongfarr

In BRAHMAN’s live shows, this staple track—known for its especially strong folk elements—is almost always chosen as the opener.

The transition from the SE is flawless, and the extended drum phrases centered on percussion instantly draw the audience into the band’s world.

It’s an indispensable classic in any BRAHMAN performance.

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Double-Blind Documents

A song by BRAHMAN included on the album “THE MIDDLE WAY.” Released on September 29, 2004.

The first half of the song features English lyrics.

It contains profound lines such as, “Don’t cry anymore; if you cry, tears will make you feel sorrow.” It’s a high-tempo message song whose powerful vocals seem to reinforce its message.

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BRAHMAN “Nami no Utage” MV

BRAHMAN is known for their unique sound that fuses hardcore punk with elements of world and folk music.

This work is a slow-tempo track steeped in melancholy, entrusting its emotions to the waves.

The lyrics, reflecting on time gone by and relationships lost, resonate deeply with listeners.

Released as a single in October 2017, it was also included on the album “Bonbai” released in February the following year.

The song was chosen as the theme for the film “Ikiru Machi,” starring Mari Natsuki.

It’s a track that offers comfort to those standing at a crossroads in life or who have experienced parting with someone dear.

Celebrated among fans, it showcases a new side of BRAHMAN.

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BRAHMAN 『A WHITE DEEP MORNING』

Included on the 3rd full album “THE MIDDLE WAY.” The music video features vocalist TOSHI-LOW and actress Ryo, and it has also been used in a cosmetics commercial.

Composed with both English and Japanese lyrics, it’s a rare song for BRAHMAN that carries a lingering sense of sadness.

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BRAHMAN 『PLASTIC SMILE』

Included on the 2nd full-length album, “A FORLORN HOPE.” The track opens with radio-processed vocals and quietly unfolds with clean-tone guitar chopping.

It intensifies at the chorus, yet remains a hidden gem with a sense of clarity throughout.

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BRAHMAN "Transient Life" MV

Included on their 6th full album, “Transcendence.” This work uses live performance footage straight as the music video.

It begins with the words, “Spilling out and disappearing.” From the band all jumping in together, they attack fiercely and blast through to the very end.

It’s an incredibly cool song that truly embodies BRAHMAN’s way of life.