Polkadot Stingray’s classic and popular songs

HalcionPorukadotto Sutingurei

This is a track included on the “Boneless EP.” The title “Halcion” is the name of a well-known sleep aid, and both the lyrics and melody are psychedelic and irregular, as if in a dream.

It’s a piece that shows touches of Shiina Ringo’s influence, which she has cited, throughout.

BLUEPorukadotto Sutingurei

Polkadot Stingray “Omniscient and Omnipotent” Trailer

This is a track included on their first album, Omniscience and Omnipotence.

It features a wistful, UK rock-inspired melody and guitar phrases, making for a refreshing tune that captures the “blue” of its title.

While acknowledging an uncooperative reality, it also conveys a determination to break free from it.

MidoriPorukadotto Sutingurei

Polkadot Stingray “Taiseigi” Trailer

This is the track “Midori,” included on the album Taiseigi released in 2017.

While Shizuku’s raw, emotionally charged vocals deserve attention, the gritty bass sound is also a highlight.

The vocals, guitar, bass, and drums are each tight on their own, yet they come together into a single cohesive groove—that’s outstanding, too.

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Itō Yūta

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The orange of dawnPorukadotto Sutingurei

Polkadot Stingray “Orange at Dawn” MV

Orange at Dawn opens with a distinctive guitar sound drenched in flanger.

What makes Polkadot Stingray so cool is how every single sound always comes with a twist or two.

Layered on top are Shizuku’s unique lyrical world and flexible vocals, creating an unmistakably singular atmosphere.

Orange at Dawn is also captivating for its unconventional melodies and sound—definitely give it a listen!

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Polkadot Stingray “Taiseigi” Trailer

This is a piece included on Taiseigi.

It vividly portrays the pain of a girl who’s right in the middle of a love coming to an end—wanting it to be over quickly, yet finding that very wish painful.

The razor-sharp guitar sound that matches the “knife” motif in the lyrics, along with a cool restraint that never tips into excessive emotion, seems to embody Polkadot Stingray.

Polkadot StingrayPorukadotto Sutingurei

This self-titled track is distinctive for its LOVE PSYCHEDELICO-like style, weaving Japanese lyrics into primarily English ones.

At the same time, the vocal delivery has a certain flair reminiscent of Ringo Sheena, and the artist has explicitly stated that she was influenced by her.

Turritopsis dohrnii (immortal jellyfish)Porukadotto Sutingurei

Polkadot Stingray “Taiseigi” Trailer

This is a track included on the first mini-album “Taiseigi.” The vocalist, Shizuku, delivers a scream so expressive it borders on vengeful, showcasing remarkable emotional range.

The melody line, which conveys a dark, directionless feeling, is also outstanding, making this a work that could be called a new frontier for a band known for their pop-leaning sound.