Classic and popular songs by CRYSTAL LAKE

MercuryCrystal Lake

Crystal Lake -Mercury-【Official Video】

The song is titled “Mercury.” It’s super cool.

The beginning makes you think, “This is the Crystal Lake I know!” and then a refreshing guitar phrase kicks off a badass metalcore progression.

The clean guitar part in the middle is irresistible.

Hiro from FACT collaborates on this track.

Black And Blue feat. JESSECrystal Lake

Crystal Lake – Black And Blue feat. JESSE (RIZE/The BONEZ) 【Music VIdeo】

This is a collaborative track with Jesse, the guitarist-vocalist of RIZE and The BONEZ.

Perhaps thanks to the collaboration with Jesse, it’s quite laid-back.

Maybe it’s tailored to match Jesse’s rap style.

Still, it’s a song that practically says, “Crystal Lake can pull this off too.”

Breathe DeepCrystal Lake

Crystal Lake – Breathe Deep (Track Video)

I love the distorted bass at the beginning of the track.

It’s so cool.

Usually, when a song starts with a distorted bass solo, it tends to get intense from there, so I braced myself—but it turned out to be a stylish track instead.

I was surprised.

It’s unusually calm for Crystal Lake.

MatrixCrystal Lake

Crystal Lake -Matrix-【Official Video】

This is a song I personally like a lot.

The drum phrases get me hyped right from the start, and the lyrics are great too.

I can’t get enough of that chugging guitar feel.

I heard it once at Knotfest and it was amazing.

It’s so fun when a hardcore pit breaks out during the death growl parts.

HadesCrystal Lake

Crystal Lake – Hades (Audio)

It’s the kind of track that would make foreigners suddenly start headbanging and going hardcore.

If they played it overseas, it’d probably be a nonstop hardcore storm.

There’d definitely be injuries, too.

It’s an aggressively evil song.

This is exactly what Crystal Lake is all about.

Six Feet UnderCrystal Lake

Crystal Lake – Six Feet Under (Lyric Video)

I pictured an opening circle pit.

At the live show, it’s just a storm of circle pits.

No doubt this track will hype the crowd.

It can go hardcore, too.

The final vocals are so good that you might mistake them for a foreign singer—the quality of the shouts is that high.

Sleep AwakeCrystal Lake

Crystal Lake – Sleep Awake (Audio)

It kicks off with a kind of distorted guitar sound I’ve never heard before.

I was surprised.

Even though it’s the beginning of the song, there’s a sing-along part, which is interesting.

The chorus vocals really suit the heavy sound.

The guitar solo was cool, too.