Masterpieces and popular songs by Nothing’s Carved In Stone
This is a band formed by members from former ELLEGARDEN, STRAIGHTENER, and others.
The defining feature of Nothing’s Carved In Stone is that the instruments are insanely cool, to an outrageous degree!
For those who don’t know them, I’ve gathered lots of tracks I’d love you to listen to at least once!
Nothing’s Carved In Stone’s best and most popular songs (1–10)
Out of ControlNothing’s Carved In Stone
This is a song included on the live album “Circle -ENCORE-,” released in 2015.
Since it’s a live recording, you can really feel the excitement of the venue.
This track was also used as the opening theme for the TV anime PSYCHO-PASS and is extremely popular.
Like a Shooting StarNothing’s Carved In Stone
This is a track included on the 8th album “Existence,” released in 2016.
The music video is unique and visually beautiful.
The imagery perfectly matches the phrase “shooting star,” and it also fits the song’s fast-paced tempo, making it a great piece.
PrideNothing’s Carved In Stone
Released in July 2012 as their second single, this song was used as the opening theme for the NHK BS Premium anime Kingdom.
Its main riff driven by guitar and bass is striking.
While it doesn’t build to a big climax in the chorus, it’s a track that highlights the appeal of vocalist Taku Muramatsu’s voice.
Swallow CrimsonNothing’s Carved In Stone
This is a track included on the 5th single, Tsubame Crimson.
It’s a song with an undeniably punchy intro.
With the myriad effects on the bass and guitar, Muramatsu’s powerful vocals, and Ubukata’s harmonies layered on top, it all comes together as a showcase of Nothing’s full strength.
Spirit InspirationNothing’s Carved In Stone
This is a song included on the 4th album “Silver Sun,” released in August 2012.
It was also released as a single as a re-cut in November of the same year.
The song was used as the first opening theme for the TV anime “Blast of Tempest,” and many people discovered Nothing’s through the anime.
It’s a track that has received high praise from many listeners.
MilestoneNothing’s Carved In Stone
This is a track included on the 7th album, MAZE.
The intricate guitar phrases are really cool, and the bass stands out—especially the slap parts, which are fantastic.
The vocals are great, of course, but I think this is a song where the excellence of the band’s instrumentalists really shines.
Flower of RadianceNothing’s Carved In Stone
This is a track included on their fifth album, REVOLT.
The guitar launches right in with a tricky strumming pattern, while the bass makes full use of slap technique.
It really shows just how skilled Ubukata on guitar and Hinata on bass are.
Despite the technical flair, the song is surprisingly easy to groove to, and you can often see Hinata happily encouraging the audience to clap along.
GravityNothing’s Carved In Stone
This song was released in 2015 as their sixth single.
It blends intensity within a calm tempo, making it a cool track.
While “cool” alone could describe it, I also think it’s stylish and beautiful.
The music video is simple, and their performance is captivating.
IdolsNothing’s Carved In Stone
This is a track included on the single “Gravity.” The video is a live version, and you can clearly see the performers and the audience.
The steady four-on-the-floor drumming gives the whole song a great groove.
It’s a rhythmically solid track that you can easily get into even on your first listen.
November 15thNothing’s Carved In Stone
This is a track included on the first album, PARALLEL LIVES, released in 2009.
The intro melody is emotional and beautiful, and the fast-paced tempo of the chorus is truly moving.
The lyrics frequently evoke the future and hope, perfectly matching the atmosphere of the music—it’s a wonderful song.