Disgusting music. A classic of Japanese pop/rock.
If you’ve found your way to this page, you’re probably someone who wants to discover songs that aren’t the universally known classics or current hits.
In this article, we’ll introduce a set of quirky playlists you’re unlikely to come across elsewhere.
These are works you can really immerse yourself in: cult favorites, songs with scary lyrics, and tracks that stoke a sense of unease.
If you can’t resist the thrill of peeking at something frightening, be sure to take a look into this world.
Playlist
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| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | pulseDIR EN GREY | play_arrow | The appeal and characteristics of DIR EN GREY’s song “Myaku” |
| 2east | a May flyRADWIMPS | play_arrow | RADWIMPS’s song portrays human emotions with the theme of the end of love. |
| 3east | Your Dissection Pure Love Song ~Die~aimyon | play_arrow | A fusion of original love and madness in Aimyon’s debut song |
| 4east | mentally unstable personMioyamazaki | play_arrow | MIOYAMAZAKI’s “Menhera” is a masterpiece that portrays love and despair. |
| 5east | Children of SorrowMaison book girl | play_arrow | Poetry reading music by Maison book girl |
| 6east | voiceamano tsuki | play_arrow | Theme song of Tsuki Amano's horror game. Depicts love and loss. |
| 7east | the girl who got beaten/defeatedKojima Mayumi | play_arrow | The appeal of Mayumi Kojima’s jazz-infused music |
| 8east | tattletalejoōbachi | play_arrow | Queen Bee's 'Tsugeguchi' portrays emotions set in a school |
| 9east | remote controllerShiina Ringo | play_arrow | A masterpiece imbued with Shiina Ringo’s deep contemplation |
| 10east | Master Who Covers (or Blinds) the Eyeskaku P-MODEL | play_arrow | Songs from Susumu Hirasawa's solo project |
| 11east | Three Doorsinugami saakasu dan | play_arrow | The Three Doors by Inugami Circus-dan |
| 12east | sliced honeyUchida Atsushi | play_arrow | It's a catchy song, but the lyrics are gory. |
| 13east | Wax MuseumSeikima II | play_arrow | Seikima-II shocks the Japanese music scene with a demon concept |
| 14east | Inugami KozōFunōchō | play_arrow | An urban-legend-like music group of the Impossible Butterfly |
| 15east | nudityCocco | play_arrow | Cocco “Naked” a song that delves into the pain of the heart |
| 16east | erosionL’Arc〜en〜Ciel | play_arrow | A track that made waves as part of a simultaneous three-single release |
| 17east | PropagandaGARGOYLE | play_arrow | Gargoyle’s socially conscious music |
| 18east | Revengesupercell | play_arrow | Supercell’s vengeance is emotion and beauty |
| 19east | Strong FateWagakki Band | play_arrow | Release of a new song fusing traditional Japanese instruments and rock |
| 20east | Hymn in Devotion to the DeityYuzura Yui | play_arrow | A versatile Tokyo-based singer and songwriter |
| 21east | unravelRin to shite Shigure | play_arrow | The rock band Ling tosite sigure |
| 22east | HEARTgroup_inou | play_arrow | A song with a minimal sound and a mysterious vibe |
| 23east | to be exhausted; to run out; to be used upHatsune Eriko | play_arrow | Drakengard Theme Song |
| 24east | e-i-ri-a-nMakishimamu Za Horumon | play_arrow | A Japanese rock band originating from Tokyo |
| 25east | Color from Outer Spaceningen ishi | play_arrow | Rock band formed in 1987. |
| 26east | baby cribCocco | play_arrow | A song of love and hate toward her lover and child by Cocco |
| 27east | Crisis of the LarvaeHikashū | play_arrow | Hikashu established a noisy, unique path of their own. |
| 28east | I am a lolicon.KAWAI | play_arrow | KAWAI is a folk-story duo |
| 29east | chantKawai Kenji | play_arrow | The hybrid Japanese-Western charm of Ghost in the Shell’s theme song |
| 30east | Forever be beautiful, oh violet flowerkuroiro sumire | play_arrow | Gothic music duo by two women track |
| 31east | It might be a train.tama | play_arrow | They made headlines with the band's distinctive music and then disbanded. |
| 32east | winter-barren fireworksaburadako | play_arrow | The avant-garde songs of Aburadako |
| 33east | Aggressive national musichachijuu hakkasho junrei | play_arrow | Guitar rock of the Eighty-Eight Temple Pilgrimage |
| 34east | Fish climb onto the ice and gleamasaki | play_arrow | Kyoto metal song becomes a hot topic |
| 35east | Kago kagomeMamiko Noto | play_arrow | A female voice actress and singer from Ishikawa Prefecture |
| 36east | Mononoke DanceDenki Gurūvu | play_arrow | Suspicious electric track by Denki Groove |
| 37east | Female College Student ’81uchōten | play_arrow | An ecstatic rock band. One of the Big Three in the indie scene. |
| 38east | Tales of the UnusualKuniaki Haishima | play_arrow | A songwriter, composer, and arranger from Saitama Prefecture |
| 39east | Magical Parfaitmaya | play_arrow | MAYA’s ethnically inspired electric track |
| 40east | mope mopeLeaF | play_arrow | A BMS track, a work produced by LeaF and Optie |
| 41east | MushiDIR EN GREY | play_arrow | DIR EN GREY's folk music-style song |
| 42east | Dream SoupTaniyama Hiroko | play_arrow | Hiroko Nakanishi, a singer born in 1956 |
| 43east | It’s romantic to the point of making me sick!!THE STALIN | play_arrow | Punk rock. The appeal is its extreme live shows. |
| 44east | Gallows TreeJ.A shīzā | play_arrow | Experimental composer J. A. Seazer |
| 45east | curseYamazaki Hako | play_arrow | Hatsuko Yasuda, born in 1957, singer and actress |
| 46east | night after nightKurahashi Yoeko | play_arrow | Ear-catching Melodies of Yoeko Kurahashi |
| 47east | Lavender TownMasuda Junichi | play_arrow | Hirokazu Tanaka, the Pokémon composer |
| 48east | I can’t do it well.haino keiji | play_arrow | Keiji Haino’s noise music works |
| 49east | Mississippiuchōten | play_arrow | The unique, eccentric style of Uchoten is captivating. |
| 50east | Lady TamahimeTogawa Jun | play_arrow | A singer-actress with eccentric fashion |
| 51east | Distorted mirrorcali≠gari | play_arrow | A dark rock song by cali≠gari |
| 52east | FlowerASA-CHANG & Junrei | play_arrow | Introduction to the music group ASA-CHANG & Junray |
| 53east | Don’t eat!INU | play_arrow | INU's signature punk rock song 'Don't Eat' |
| 54east | Red BalloonAsada Miyoko | play_arrow | A popular actress and singer idol from the 1970s |
| 55east | Ringtone of DeathEndō Kōji | play_arrow | Koji Endo composed the music for “One Missed Call.” |
| 56east | Parade of identical facesKitsune no yomeiri | play_arrow | A funky song about a fox's wedding |
| 57east | despairMUCC | play_arrow | MUCC’s first MV, a dark song |
| 58east | A woman in a bandKuritorikku Risu | play_arrow | A dirty-joke scam unit by Sugimu alone |
| 59east | Dance with Ghosts and Unza-Unzabakkudoroppu shinderera | play_arrow | A rock song by Backdrop Cinderella |
| 60east | DEATHBABYMETAL | play_arrow | BABYMETAL idol-metal fusion |
| 61east | Potato saladZAZEN BOYS | play_arrow | ZAZEN BOYS rock band introduction |
| 62east | I bear a grudge.Nakajima Miyuki | play_arrow | Miyuki Nakajima’s grudge-filled feelings toward her lover |
| 63east | AkaiyamiThe Back Horn | play_arrow | THE BACK HORN's heavy rock |
| 64east | Abolish the skySyrup16g | play_arrow | Syrup16g, a passionate rock song |
| 65east | Empty worldJakkusu | play_arrow | Jacks' pioneering Japanese rock |
| 66east | being the object of unrequited loveMidorikawa Shobō | play_arrow | Singer Midorikawa Shobou from Hokkaido |
| 67east | 2 a.m.Mikami Hiroshi | play_arrow | A folk singer–actor from Aomori |
| 68east | From the flower of time and self to the true flowerKatsumi Noboru | play_arrow | Introduction of performers who inherit the Noh tradition |
| 69east | Song of the SkeletonOkabayashi Nobuyasu | play_arrow | Anti-war folk singer Nobuyasu Okabayashi |
| 70east | Stalker’s SongAbe Mao | play_arrow | Singer-songwriter from Oita Prefecture, major debut |
| 71east | LUCIFERTsuchiya Anna | play_arrow | A rock singer-actress influenced by Western music |
| 72east | Breakfast of a devoted husbandShiina Ringo | play_arrow | The terrifying side of a wife who realizes her husband's affair |

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