BRAHMAN Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Beyond the raging wavesBRAHMAN71rank/position

Dotounokanata

“Bonbai,” BRAHMAN’s seventh album, released on February 7, 2018.

This is the eighth track on the album.

As the title suggests, it’s a storming, relentless song.

The shouted cry of “Dotō!”—as if pouring one’s soul into a single roar—is fantastic! Amid all that intensity, the key melodic lines are delivered with real melodiousness.

fixed starsBRAHMAN72rank/position

KOUSEITEN

This track, included on their seventh album viraha released in February 2025, weaves inventive key changes into the sharpness of hardcore.

Its title is drawn from terms related to the geocentric and heliocentric models, embedding a profound question: even if society’s common sense shifts, can one hold an unshakable conviction within? It’s a work that conveys the journey of a band that has faced disasters and adversity.

The End of the JourneyBRAHMAN73rank/position

Tabijino Hate

A track released as the B-side to the single “Slow Dance,” which came out in September 2021.

It’s a work that deeply reflects thoughts of departed friends and a view of life and death.

In contrast to their hardcore image, its quiet, lingering, prayer-like emotion is deeply moving.

Even as it carries the weight of loss, it weaves a heartfelt question—how do we live beyond it?—in words free of excessive ornamentation.

Please listen while recalling your cherished memories.

A person waiting for springBRAHMAN74rank/position

HARUWOMATSU HITO

A requiem song imbued with prayers for those who never lived to see the warm season, its urgent words and moving melody striking deeply at the heart.

It showcases the profoundly human, songful spirit BRAHMAN has cultivated over many years.

Featured early on the album “viraha,” released in February 2025 to mark the band’s 30th anniversary, this track is quietly illuminated by TOSHI-LOW’s conversational, expressive delivery, bringing to light each listener’s own memories of parting.

A soul-stirring number that gently stays by the side of those who wish to face forward even while carrying sorrow.

Toki-no-Kane (Time Bell)BRAHMAN75rank/position

Tokino Kane

ETERNAL RECURRENCE, BRAHMAN’s fifth album, released on June 10, 2009.

This song is the eleventh track.

The melody played by the guitar and drums seems to seep with the feelings of a clumsy human being.

A song of a person who has been beaten down and sunk in grief.

The Last BoyBRAHMAN76rank/position

SAIGONO SHOUNEN

This track is included on their seventh album, “viraha,” released in February 2025 as they entered their 30th anniversary year.

It expresses the undiminished primal impulse and boyish spirit that remain after years of activity, using straightforward words while maintaining hardcore intensity.

Featuring Hiroaki Motegi of G-FREAK FACTORY on chorus, the song elevates solitary introspection into a communal outcry.

It’s a high-energy number packed with unadorned, candid feelings that resonate all the more because of their seasoned career.

Final ChapterBRAHMAN77rank/position

I tried playing Brahman’s “Final Chapter.”

Chokatsu, BRAHMAN’s fifth album, released on February 20, 2013, made a strong start by debuting at No.

4 on the Oricon charts.

This track is the ninth song on the album.

It’s a compelling piece that blends beautiful melodies with pounding hardcore punk.