CreepHyp’s greatest and most popular songs

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CreepHyp - “Bookmark” (MUSIC VIDEO)

A song written as the campaign track for “FM802 × TSUTAYA ACCESS!” to cheer on new beginnings through music.

As a collaborative unit with renowned frontmen called “Radio Bestsellers,” it showcases a variety of colors.

Be sure to give this encouraging song a listen.

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I want to take the plunge and tell them how I feel! But I’m also anxious that my feelings might not get through… This song captures those complicated emotions, carried by a refreshing melody.

CreepHyp’s unique worldview beautifully conveys the bittersweetness of young love.

Released in September 2010, this track is packed with everything that makes the band so compelling.

Ozaki Sekai-kan’s piercing high-pitched vocals and the lead guitar’s gorgeous riffs leave a lasting impression.

It’s perfect for anyone with a one-sided crush or struggling with their feelings for someone.

Try listening with friends and let the love talk flow.

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CreepHyp – Hand in Hand

This is a track from the album “I Thought I’d Be Loved for Life Until I Die.” It flows directly into this song from the outro of “Inochi Mijikashi Koi Seyo Otome.” The straightforward lyrics and driving sound stick with you.

It’s a song about someone who got dumped.

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CreepHyp – Social Window

The sharp, innovative lyrics—so quintessentially CreepHyp—are striking.

“That band’s major-label debut single entered the Oricon charts at No.

7; the moment that happened, that band was finished.” “I just can’t stand that voice; they should sing with a more normal one.” They’re mocking themselves.

Impressive, as expected.

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CreepHyp – “Night on the Planet” (MUSIC VIDEO)

This song, chosen as the theme for the film “Just Remembering,” is a work by CreepHyp, a popular rock band known for their distinctive world-building.

It delicately depicts memories of a past romance that resurface in the stillness of the night.

With no bass and a striking keyboard presence, the track exudes a soothing yet faintly bittersweet chill vibe that’s hard to resist.

Included on the December 2021 album “Cling to the Night, Melt in the Morning,” it’s also a piece where music and film are deeply intertwined—the song actually inspired the movie’s creation.

Many listeners will feel the passage of time and a gentle melancholy in the lyrics, which portray a protagonist reminiscing about an old love while now walking a different path as a mother.

It’s the kind of song that, when played on a night you want to be sentimental, will quietly stay by your side.

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CreepHyp “Left Ear”

The lead track from “From the Landing With Love.” Personally, this was my first CreepHyp song.

Back then I thought I couldn’t get used to the voice and that the pitch felt off, but now I’m hooked enough to be writing a review.

By the time you finish reading this, you’re sure to become a fan too.

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Tan, Sansan

It’s the B-side track included on their 10th single “Oni.” The title is a play on their song “Yū, Sansan.” It cleverly uses wordplay—rhymes in places and even sounds like “soda” as a mondegreen—making it fun and thoughtful.

It’s an upbeat song about unpleasant things disappearing like bubbles.