Hysteric Panic’s classic and popular songs
Let me introduce songs by Hysteric Panic, a five-member rock band eager to break through the barriers of nationality, language, and genre.
Active in the loud music scene, they’re an incredibly appealing band whose tracks are heavy and hard, yet irresistibly catchy at the same time.
Another hallmark of their music is the wide variety of vocal tones you can hear in their songs.
They’re a band you should definitely experience live.
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Hysteric Panic’s classic and popular songs (1–10)
Monicohisuterikku panikku
From their final indie single.
The song itself is very short at just 2 minutes and 11 seconds.
The content is simply about making morning wake-up calls over and over, but the music video is hilariously surreal: it’s just the members doing radio calisthenics in a park.
Adrenalinehisuterikku panikku
Like “Signal,” this track is also included on “Noisy Minority.” In this thrilling new piece that gradually accelerates, Hispani’s triple vocals deliver and weave exquisitely crafted melodies.
It’s a song that is quintessentially Hysteric Panic.
Liar.hisuterikku panikku
This song also pairs a very catchy melody with quite impactful lyrics.
As for the line “I hate you, I really hate you,” who is saying it to whom, and what exactly is the “trap”? I’d like you to listen with the premise that this is a band singing about the darkness of modern society.
By the way, the music video is self-censored due to various circumstances.
Hysteric Panic’s Best and Most Popular Songs (11–20)
Cat Hellhisuterikku panikku
From the 1st mini album “Sentimental Circus,” released in 2014.
Although it has no music video and appears only on this recording, it has strong support from fans and is still frequently performed live today.
A song for cat lovers by members who love cats.
Among Hispani’s many tracks, this is one of the relatively cute ones.
Prajna (wisdom)hisuterikku panikku
A streaming-only track.
An unusual collaboration of Buddhist chants × loud music.
Alongside the heavy sound, there’s Tomo’s razor-sharp screams and guttural sewer-level growls…
and then Tackrō’s high tones and a cute, helium-like voice—an eclectic mix that keeps the song engaging from start to finish.