[BUCK-TICK Masterpieces] Popular Songs by the Legendary Band with an Overwhelming Presence
From Gunma to the world, BUCK-TICK has continued to open the door to original music.
Atsushi Sakurai’s sensual vocals and Hisashi Imai’s woven melodies have built a one-of-a-kind sonic universe that transcends genres—from catchy rock to gothic rock and techno.
In this article, we’re picking up some of BUCK-TICK’s classic tracks! We’ll dive into the魅力 of their music, which has influenced countless artists and led Japan’s music scene as pioneers of visual-kei rock.
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[BUCK-TICK Classics] Popular Songs (61–70) from the Legendary Band with an Overwhelming Presence
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A single marked by a beautiful melody woven from wistful emotion and a fantastical worldview.
The repeatedly invoked phrase “infinite LOOP” symbolically portrays an endless love story.
Released in March 2023, this track was positioned as the second single in a trilogy commemorating BUCK-TICK’s 35th major-label debut anniversary, and it was also selected as the ending theme for NTV’s DayDay.
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The band’s distinctive low-register vocals blend exquisitely with a delicate yet powerful ensemble, captivating listeners with a comfortable rhythm.
It’s recommended not only for those troubled by love, but also for anyone who wants to step away from the everyday and immerse themselves in a dreamlike world.
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Included on the 2007 album “Tenshi no Revolver.” A five-piece band from Gunma Prefecture formed in 1985.
Despite the hard guitar and powerful drums, it’s a song whose pop and catchy melody lingers in your heart, and when the deep, resonant vocals come in, it becomes something that could only be BUCK-TICK—nothing else—and that’s remarkable.
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In the early 2000s, the music industry was undergoing a major turning point.
Amid this, BUCK-TICK released a work distinguished by a fantastical atmosphere infused with elements of gothic rock.
Included on the album “Juusankai wa Gekkou,” released in April 2005, it is known as part of the band’s 14th studio album.
Centered on the themes of “night” and “moonlight,” this piece stands out for its dark and majestic musicality.
The lyrics, depicting the transience and changing of the seasons, are sure to resonate deeply with listeners.
It was performed at a concert at NHK Hall and has been highly praised among fans.
It’s a track best savored on a long autumn night.
BUCK-TICK: The Movie — The Buck-Tick Phenomenon 2BUCK-TICK
BUCK-TICK, known for their wide-ranging musicality and for having a profound influence on Japan’s visual kei rock bands.
The nationally beloved group is featured in “BUCK-TICK Phenomenon 2: The Movie,” which captures their nationwide 25th-anniversary tour held throughout 2011.
In addition to the band’s blazing onstage performances, the film includes behind-the-scenes footage and interactions among the members.
From moments where new songs are born to their concert at Nippon Budokan, this video work is packed with highlights.
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“Megami” (Goddess) is a song included on BUCK-TICK’s 11th original album, “ONE LIFE, ONE DEATH,” released in 2000.
It depicts a ruinous kind of love that feels affection by hurting the beloved.
A goddess who forgives everything.
In a sense, it’s violent, and I think it represents the ultimate form of love.
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The visual kei band Buck-Tick has also released a song expressing their feelings for Tokyo.
Since the band hails from Gunma Prefecture, they must have had special feelings about making it in the big city of Tokyo.
It’s a song that people outside their fanbase should listen to as well.
In conclusion
Throughout their long career, BUCK-TICK has consistently remained a “cool” presence, continuing to win not only their existing fans but also new generations of listeners. They’ve also been reviving and actively releasing past music videos and more, which is a real delight for fans!