9mm Parabellum Bullet Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Discommunication9mm Parabellum Bullet8rank/position

9mm Parabellum Bullet – Discommunication

9mm Parabellum Bullet’s “Discommunication” is a song defined by its exhilarating, driving riffs, and it’s especially approachable for band beginners.

Although it was released in 2007, it remains hugely popular and is guaranteed to get the crowd going at their shows.

The tempo is relatively moderate compared to their other tracks, making it easier to perform.

Definitely aim to nail it together as a band, with the guitar riff front and center.

Baby, Please Burn Out9mm Parabellum Bullet9rank/position

9mm Parabellum Bullet「Baby, Please Burn Out」MUSIC VIDEO

9mm Parabellum Bullet is a band that could be called veterans of the Japanese rock scene.

They’ve been active for a long time, and their consistent musical style has earned them strong support from many fans and critics in the scene.

Among their songs, the one I especially recommend is Baby, Please Burn Out.

It’s a very rock-heavy track with a cool guitar riff, but the vocal range is narrow and there are no difficult long notes or shouts.

Even those with a rough, raspy voice can sing it comfortably, so consider adding it to your repertoire.

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Ryo

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Cold Edge9mm Parabellum Bullet10rank/position

9mm Parabellum Bullet – Cold Edge

A song by the rock band 9mm Parabellum Bullet, formed in Yokohama in 2004.

It’s a rock number distinguished by passionate vocals and hysterically strummed, intense guitars.

Beyond the high-speed unison phrases heard before the interlude, the performance technique is impressive; the low-end–focused lines are overwhelming, making this an irresistible piece for fans of deep, heavy bass.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Alice in the Glass City9mm Parabellum Bullet11rank/position

9mm Parabellum Bullet – Alice in the Glass City

Speaking of what makes this four-piece guitar rock band so compelling, their technical playing and razor-sharp, polished-metal guitar tone come to mind.

In the intro of this track, you can fully savor both of those strengths.

The first thing that hits your ears is that cutting guitar sound.

The single-note riff, whose sharpness really stands out, is both catchy enough to stick with you after one listen and downright ferocious.

On top of that, there’s a technical drum phrase that exploits double bass and deft hand-foot coordination, followed by a groove-drenched four-on-the-floor beat.

It’s an intro worthy of a true killer tune—one that makes it impossible to sit still while you listen.

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Hane Keisuke

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The light of the candle9mm Parabellum Bullet12rank/position

9mm Parabellum Bullet – Candlelight

This is a track included on 9mm Parabellum Bullet’s third album, Revolutionary, released in 2010.

Set to a jazz-inspired rhythm and layered with their uniquely expressive rock sound, it’s a powerful yet melancholic song.

Robinson9mm Parabellum Bullet13rank/position

9mm Parabellum Bullet – Robinson (Spitz Cover – Sub. Spanish)

A cover by the four-piece rock band 9mm Parabellum Bullet.

While retaining the original’s breezy, floating feel and its distinctive guitar arpeggios, it’s arranged with an intense rock sound.

The result is so polished it makes you feel the song might have been intended for this style from the start, and the straightforward, no-frills arrangement delivers exactly what you’d hope for when going heavier—without betraying expectations.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Waltz of Life9mm Parabellum Bullet14rank/position

9mm Parabellum Bullet – Waltz of Life

The signature roaring twin guitars of 9mm hurl riff after riff with an uncompromisingly heavy sound.

The song’s development, which incorporates a waltz rhythm, meshes superbly with a straight-ahead, classic hard rock sound, creating a unique worldview that only they can deliver.