Age Factory Popular Song Rankings [2026]

HIGH WAY BEACHAge Factory11rank/position

Age Factory “HIGH WAY BEACH” (Official Music Video)

Hailing from Nara Prefecture, Age Factory is striking for their activities that exude an underground, DIY spirit.

Among alternative rock bands of their generation, it’s no exaggeration to say they command the strongest presence, enjoying robust support not only from listeners but also from fellow musicians.

From emotional tracks to dark, brooding songs, their music wraps you in an indescribable, tingling sense of exhilaration.

Their recordings are, of course, excellent, but they’re a band you’ll want to experience live on site to truly feel their power.

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Hane Keisuke

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NOHARAAge Factory12rank/position

Age Factory “NOHARA” (Official Music Video)

This song, “NOHARA,” which also serves as the album’s title track, flows seamlessly after “Ginger” on the album.

Together with “Ginger,” it has the momentum befitting a lead track.

Unlike their previous songs, it carries a pleasantly raw edge.

The raspy, shouting vocals feel great as well.

yellowAge Factory13rank/position

Age Factory “Yellow” (Official Music Video)

This is a track from the first album “LOVE” by Age Factory, a three-piece alternative rock band actively performing across Japan.

With raspy vocals and explosive instrumentation that captivate fans, it’s a song that makes you want to go see them live!

Poolside GirlAge Factory14rank/position

Age Factory “Poolside Girl” (Official Music Video)

Vocalist Eisuke Shimizu’s raspy, husky voice carries a certain fragility.

It’s a track where each part’s technique truly shines.

You’d never guess it’s just a three-piece from the sheer power of the sound.

The female backing vocals add a great touch, too.

The song’s sharp contrasts keep it engaging from start to finish.

If you don’t know Age Factory yet, I’d love for you to start with this track.

sunflowerAge Factory15rank/position

Age Factory “Sunflower” (Official Audio)

Age Factory is a three-piece rock band whose solid yet tricky playing has earned high acclaim, and whose straightforward live performances have also made them popular.

Released on May 31, 2023, “Himawari” is a track with a floating sensation woven into its sense of speed, issued as the second installment in their series of consecutive new releases.

The lyrics, which evoke a parting with someone precious, capture the bittersweet feeling of summer slipping away.

It’s a sentimental rock tune whose powerful yet wistful ensemble pierces the heart.

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Hoshino Takashi

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About yesterdayAge Factory16rank/position

Age Factory "Yesterday's Thing"

The standout bass phrase right from the beginning is stylish and cool! It’s impressive how the guitarist sings while playing that phrase, too.

Both the bass and drums are excellent, with an incredible sense of stability.

And the unexpected twists in the song’s structure make it really interesting.

sprintAge Factory17rank/position

[Age Factory LIVE Footage] Sprint

With vocals that erupt with a harsh, thunderous roar and a bass and drums that charge forward aggressively, this track is brimming with a sense of speed, just as its title suggests.

As seen in this live footage, they instantly fill the venue with their own atmosphere and captivate the audience.

From the vacuumAge Factory18rank/position

Age Factory “From the Vacuum” (Official Music Video)

You can’t help but get drawn into vocalist Eisuke Shimizu’s voice from the very first intro.

It’s a track you’ll want to listen to in the early hours before sunrise.

Just when you think it’s a calm song, the drums grow more intense toward the end, with the kick thundering.

The whole track tightens up all at once.

Third Block of EscapismAge Factory19rank/position

Age Factory – teenAge (album)

You think it’s going to blast off from the intro, but then it suddenly shifts into a solo with guitar arpeggios… an unpredictably structured track with Age Factory’s signature style in full force.

It’s insanely cool.

The guitar, bass, drums, and vocals are all razor-sharp, like beasts, delivering the kind of overwhelming power only a three-piece band can.

This song races by in a flash—fierce like the reckless energy of youth, yet somehow beautiful in its sense of detachment.

It’s included on the 1st mini album “Asahi Motomachi.”