CreepHyp’s greatest and most popular songs

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Negairi / Creephype cover

This is a song included as the B-side to the fourth single, “Neguse” (Bedhead).

It’s a relaxed ballad with strikingly mature lyrics that evokes a bittersweet feeling.

There’s something about it that makes you want to perform it solo with just voice and instrument.

This is a cover video by a woman with an emotive singing voice.

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Creephype “Wasuremono” Music Video

Created as the theme song for the film “Watashitachi no Haa Haa,” this track is a rock tune that feels like reclaiming something forgotten from our youth.

Unlike the more adult songs that are rare for CreepHyp, it’s a coming-of-age anthem that captures the transition from adolescence to adulthood.

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[Mainan] Blame it on the Gray Man (CreepHyp) [Acoustic/solo rendition]

A song written, composed, and even sung by Kaonashi, the bassist.

On each album, there’s one track with Kaonashi on vocals.

The first time I listened, I didn’t notice the vocalist had changed because their voice tone is similar.

It’s a fan favorite.

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Creephyp Radio Acoustic Cover [Tokyo Tyrol]

This is a track from the sixth single, “Hyaku Hachi-en no Koi” (A 108-Yen Love).

Even among CreepHyp’s songs with intense lyrics, this one uses gentler expressions with less bite.

It’s a straightforward song that rides a laid-back sound to convey vocalist Seikaihan Ozaki’s love for radio.

This is a soft, female-cover version.

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These are tracks from the indie album “When I was~.” Apparently, for this recording, the members were different except for Mr.

Ozaki.

Since the lineup was different, the sound has a distinct flavor as well.

The lyrics, where a couple speaks to each other in a quiz-like format, are particularly memorable.

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This is a track from the third album, “If We Can’t Be One, Then Let’s At Least Be Just Two.” The lyrics and composition were done by the bassist, Kaonashi Hasegawa.

It’s a song marked by a loneliness that evokes the feeling of dusk.

This is a lovely male cover video that slips right into your ears.

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CreepHyp “A Matter-of-Fact Fish Tank (Live at Akasaka BLITZ, 2012/6/9)”

Creephyp is a four-piece rock band that has gained popularity with lyrics written from a unique angle and melodies with catchy hooks.

“Mimo Futamo Nai Suisou” (“A Tank With No Body or Lid”), included on their major-label debut album I Thought I’d Be Loved For the Rest of My Life Until I Die, leaves a powerful impression with its memorable guitar riff and poetry reading.

Many listeners will likely relate to the depiction of recalling past anger while trapped in a confined space.

It’s a rock tune with an invigorating, energetic ensemble that gives voice to pent-up, directionless rage.

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