BOOM BOOM SATELLITES Popular Song Rankings [2026]

INTERGALACTICBOOM BOOM SATELLITES11rank/position

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『INTERGALACTIC-Full ver.-』

A popular track included on the sixth album, EXPOSED, released in 2007.

With its synth sounds, four-on-the-floor kick, tightly ticking hi-hats, and effects-laden vocals, it delivers a strong electro feel.

At the same time, the occasional guitar phrases are truly captivating.

LOCK ME OUTBOOM BOOM SATELLITES12rank/position

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『LOCK ME OUT-Full ver.-』

True to its electronic roots, the track continually shifts its expression while revolving around the same loop-like phrase.

Built with a rock-centered structure through this kind of electronic music approach, it’s a cool and intriguing song that’s quintessentially BOOM BOOM SATELLITES.

SHUT UP AND EXPLODEBOOM BOOM SATELLITES13rank/position

Xam'd: Lost Memories OP1 "SHUT UP AND EXPLODE" vo: BOOM BOOM SATELLITES

It’s a rock track packed with the essence of EDM.

Created by the music duo BOOM BOOM SATELLITES, who drew attention for their success overseas, it was included on their sixth album, EXPOSED, released in 2007.

It served as the opening theme for the anime Xam’d: Lost Memories.

The rhythmic beat and surging bass line are incredibly cool—they alone pull you into the world of the song.

The relentlessly repeating melody is addictive as well, making this a highly habit-forming anime tune.

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BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『GIRL-Full ver.-』

This band became a topic of conversation due to the passing of a member, and among their work, this track is especially popular.

It’s an emotional song that conveys a dark worldview while also capturing the unique atmosphere of the scene at the time.

As a direction that combines techno and rock, you could say they were a band that made a significant impact on later generations.

A HUNDRED SUNSBOOM BOOM SATELLITES15rank/position

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES 『A HUNDRED SUNS』

The prominently featured synthesizer sound and the clear, translucent vocals are extremely striking.

Included on their ninth album, “SHINE LIKE A BILLION SUNS,” released in 2015, it’s a grand and powerful track.

BLINKBOOM BOOM SATELLITES16rank/position

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『BLINK-Full ver.-』

This is a track from their third album, PHOTON, released in 2002.

The vocals definitely have that signature BOOM BOOM SATELLITES vibe, but the overall feel is more like mixture rock, the kind of song that naturally makes you want to nod along to the beat.

BROKEN MIRRORBOOM BOOM SATELLITES17rank/position

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『BROKEN MIRROR』

It starts with a dark intro that gradually gears up, leading to a development where the view suddenly opens up—that’s the appeal.

Speaking of BOOM BOOM SATELLITES, the Flying V is iconic, and in this music video the Flying V is illuminated, making it even more striking.

DRAINBOOM BOOM SATELLITES18rank/position

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『DRAIN-Full ver.-』

This song is included on their seventh album, TO THE LOVELESS, released in 2010.

It’s a powerful track with an impressive, dynamic arrangement that skillfully balances intensity and restraint to captivate listeners.

The music video, shot with a single handheld camera, is full of impact and absolutely worth watching.

DUB ME CRAZY (Ver.02)BOOM BOOM SATELLITES19rank/position

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『DUB ME CRAZY Ｖｅｒ.２-Full ver.-』

This track, with its cool, gently undulating low-end, is the kind of song you could easily mistake for a nu-metal/mixture rock band’s work.

Don’t you think rap would pair perfectly with it? That’s how much groove it has.

JOYRIDEBOOM BOOM SATELLITES20rank/position

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『JOYRIDE-Full ver.-』

This track is built around a distinctive phrase with a mysterious timbre, and the drum beat layered over it is incredibly cool.

It’s included on their debut maxi-EP and made big waves in multiple media outlets in Europe, being hailed as the most shocking act since The Prodigy.