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)
Cinderella syndromehisuterikku panikku
From a single released in April 2016.
The chorus has such an addictive melody that once you hear it, it won’t just stick in your head—you’ll find yourself singing it.
Be sure to learn the cute dance from the music video, and I really hope lots of people will go see them live on their own two feet.
signalhisuterikku panikku
From the album “Noisy Minority,” released on July 20, 2016.
On top of guitarist EIGO taking the lead vocals, it’s a melodic hardcore track that’s simple yet strongly message-driven—one of the most straightforward in Hispani’s catalog.
WiLLhisuterikku panikku
The memorable first demo track.
Tomo, who mainly handles the screams and shouts, wrote the lyrics, and Tackro, known for singing Hispanie’s melodies with his high-tone voice, composed the music.
From here, Hispanie’s sound—pop yet somehow piercing—began to take shape.
TeaRhisuterikku panikku
From their first EP “4U,” released in 2013.
An industry first!? A loud-style breakup song whose charm lies in its contrasts.
A heartbreak track that, thanks to Taku-rou’s soaring high-tone vocals, feels sorrowful yet somehow refreshing.
Rising Sunhisuterikku panikku
The lead track from their first full album after their major debut, “Otona to Omocha.” It’s a summer song, but the concept is supposedly “I don’t have friends, but I love summer!” As the members struggled over its creation, it turned into a fun number perfect for dancing and going wild at summer festivals.
Sorrow & Griefhisuterikku panikku
The standout track from their first mini-album released in 2014.
The music video gets grotesque partway through—viewer discretion advised.
The chorus features a fast-paced vocal melody, but if you look at the lyrics, they express a dislike for various forms of societal ego set to a lively rhythm, which makes it oddly satisfying to listen to.
fucking hothisuterikku panikku
From the soundtrack “EXTRA ISSUE,” released in January 2014 and now out of print.
It’s still performed frequently live.
Since EIGO composed it, you can enjoy a different flavor of Hispani compared to the songs composed by Tackrō.