Hit and popular songs by BURNOUT SYNDROMES

High Score GirlBURNOUT SYNDROMES

BURNOUT SYNDROMES “High Score Girl” Music Video (Short Version)

Formed in 2005 and hailing from Osaka, BURNOUT SYNDROMES is a three-piece rock band that calls itself a “youth literature rock band.” They have frequently performed theme songs for anime such as Haikyu!! and Gintama., so even if you’re not a music enthusiast, anime fans may have heard their tracks.

Their music features the sharp, jangly guitar sound and straightforward riffs characteristic of guitar rock, paired with the passionate vocals of Kazumi Kumagai, which are highly compelling.

They produce a wide range of songs, from upbeat, high-energy tracks to rock ballads tinged with melancholy.

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

Hane Keisuke

Report a problem

I am a cat.BURNOUT SYNDROMES

BURNOUT SYNDROMES “I Am a Cat” (Collaboration with the cat manga “Kuruneko”) Music Video

This is a song by BURNOUT SYNDROMES, a rock band from Osaka Prefecture.

It’s included on their second album, “Kujaku,” released in 2018.

It’s a gentle track that makes you want to clap along.

The must-see music video is a collaboration with the popular cat manga Kuruneko.

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

Araki Jakkan

Report a problem

FLY HIGH!!BURNOUT SYNDROMES

BURNOUT SYNDROMES “FLY HIGH!!” Music Video TV anime Haikyu!! Second Season Cour 2 Opening Theme

It’s the opening theme song for the TV anime Haikyu!! Second Season and also their major-label debut single.

The lyrics, with their somewhat classical literary word choices, are set to a fresh, transparent sound that evokes summer; while this might seem mismatched at first glance, it blends remarkably well thanks in part to vocalist Kumagai’s sincere and distinctive delivery.

Let there be lightBURNOUT SYNDROMES

BURNOUT SYNDROMES 'Hikari Are' Music Video TV Anime 'Haikyu!! Karasuno High School vs Shiratorizawa Academy' Opening Theme

The opening theme of the TV anime Haikyuu!! Karasuno High School vs Shiratorizawa Academy.

Centered around the phrase “Let there be light,” it’s a catchy yet intricately developed track with distinctive, compelling choral work.

The music video features model and actress Rena Takeda.

Living in KobeBURNOUT SYNDROMES

Kobe Resident – BURNOUT SYNDROMES

A slow-tempo, mellow track.

With its sweet-toned guitar that feels soothing, this is another song best enjoyed while reading the lyrics.

The hurried, tightly packed words typical of their up-tempo songs are largely absent here, resulting in vocals that unfold at a relaxed, storytelling pace.

The scenery of Kobe is depicted in vivid detail, so those from the area will likely find it especially relatable.

LOSTTIMEBURNOUT SYNDROMES

BURNOUT SYNDROMES「LOSTTIME」MV

Wrapped in a wistful sound, the music flows forward without being constrained by existing frameworks like verse, pre-chorus, and chorus, giving the sensation of reading rather than listening to a song.

“With a dancing Marseille turn, the stadium now sways.” Be sure to listen with the vividly immersive, literary-tinged lyric sheet in hand.

Wakakusa Mountain StarmineBURNOUT SYNDROMES

Wakakusa Mountain Starmine

Crafted by BURNOUT SYNDROMES, who champion “youth literature rock,” this song vividly conjures scenes of Nara.

The literary world envisioned by vocalist Kazumi Kumagai meshes perfectly with the majestic landscape of Mount Wakakusa.

From the intro, the festival-like beat and piercing rock sound feel just like a celebration where the mountain burning and fireworks perform together.

Themes such as the warmth of family bonds and the radiance of life are woven in, likely moving many listeners with their imagery.

Listen to this track that dynamically colors the ancient capital’s night sky, and you’ll feel a stirring longing to travel to Nara.