BOOM BOOM SATELLITES Popular Song Rankings [2026]

VanishingBOOM BOOM SATELLITES29rank/position

VANISHING

This is a commercial promoting BMW’s clean diesel, highlighting its excellent fuel economy, the feel of its acceleration, and solid power.

Alongside users’ testimonials, the footage of the car speeding along conveys a fresh atmosphere and a strong sense of comfort.

The song that further emphasizes the powerful driving portrayed in the visuals is BOOM BOOM SATELLITES’ “Vanishing.” The vocals, which feel as if they’re reaching far into the distance, are supported by a strong rhythm, evoking a sense of hope moving toward the future.

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WHAT GOES ROUND COMES AROUNDBOOM BOOM SATELLITES30rank/position

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『WHAT GOES ROUND COMES　AROUND-Full ver.-』

This is a track included on the seventh album, EXPOSED, released in 2007.

The powerful, reassuring rhythm of the drums and bass, the strummed guitars, and the vocals with effects are striking.

It’s the kind of song I want to immerse myself in at high volume.

It captures the impulsive energy of punk.

girlBOOM BOOM SATELLITES31rank/position

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.

Plush EjectBOOM BOOM SATELLITES32rank/position

BOOM BOOM SATELLITES　『PUSH EJECT-Full ver.-』

Boom Boom Satellites was formed by guitarist Michiyuki Kawashima and bassist Masayuki Nakano.

Their debut album, Out Loud, is the record that put their name on the global map.

Released on a prestigious Belgian label, it fused rock and jazz onto a big beat framework with such innovation that it was hailed as “the biggest shock since The Prodigy.” The headlong rush of their signature track Push Eject feels like it bypasses reason to shake your instincts directly.

Listen to it on a night drive and the scenery might look different.

Their music has even been featured in films like The Dark Knight, and this surging flood of sound still shines today—let yourself be swept away by it at least once.