BRAHMAN Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Kamuy-PirmaBRAHMAN41rank/position

Kamuy-Pirma

Released on February 6, 2008, ANTINOMY is BRAHMAN’s fourth album.

It had a strong start, debuting at No.

4 on the Oricon charts.

This track is included as the 12th song on the album.

It’s a memorable piece with an exotic, folk-music-like tone—well worth a listen.

NO LIGHT THEORYBRAHMAN42rank/position

BRAHMAN [[SEE OFF, NO LIGHT THEORY..]] Brahman

A song by BRAHMAN included on the album “A MAN OF THE WORLD.” Released on September 1, 1998.

All lyrics are in English.

The lyrics question one’s outlook on life: “What is your duty? What do you find value in?” It’s a high-tempo track with driving, relentless guitar that sounds awesome.

ROOTS OF TREEBRAHMAN43rank/position

BRAHMAN 『ROOTS OF TREE』

Since RONZI on drums sets a tambourine on the hi-hat, the song begins with an intro where the tambourine gently resonates as he steps on the hi-hat, followed by a track whose distinctive phrase—colored by KOHKI the guitarist’s chorus effect—feels pleasantly unique.

In live shows, it’s often slotted in as a calming moment before the final sprint in the latter half.

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Jitte / 'RESULT OF NEXT' BRAHMAN

ETERNAL RECURRENCE, the fifth album by BRAHMAN, released on June 10, 2009.

This track is included as the 14th song.

An intro that seems to foreshadow a major development to come.

A sudden outburst of blasting shouts! The lyrics are entirely in English, and it goes full throttle right from the start!

SHADOW PLAYBRAHMAN45rank/position

BRAHMAN SHADOW PLAY

This is a track included on their second album, “A Forlorn Hope.” The sharp, incisive Japanese lyrics seem to speak directly to our hearts.

It’s a unique depth that English lyrics can’t quite capture.

The moment in the B-melody where the flame flickers as if the candle is about to be blown out helps build up to the chorus.

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Show

Released on September 29, 2004, BRAHMAN’s third album, “THE MIDDLE WAY,” made a strong debut, entering the Oricon chart at No.

3.

This track is the 11th song on the album.

It’s a striking piece that bursts forward with hardcore punk and raw, roaring vocals.

Silent dayBRAHMAN47rank/position

BRAHMAN 『Silent day』

Included on the album “Antinomy,” released in February 2008, this track is a soul-stirring piece from BRAHMAN.

Amid the interplay of stillness and impulse, the lyrics leave a strong impression with their sense of deep silence and introspection.

Touching on lost reunions and forgotten promises, it portrays inner conflict and self-reflection.

TOSHI-LOW’s vocals resonate deeply with listeners.

True to BRAHMAN’s style, it carries a socially conscious message, reminding us of the importance of looking inward amid quiet.

Highly recommended for those who, after listening, feel inspired to make time to face themselves.

Sliding WindowBRAHMAN48rank/position

BRAHMAN Sliding window

A Forlorn Hope, BRAHMAN’s second album, was released on June 27, 2001.

It sold over 800,000 copies and was certified Double Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of Japan.

This track is the seventh on the album—a 1 minute 22 second song with an ultra-cool interplay between guitar and bass.

SpeculationBRAHMAN49rank/position

BRAHMAN 『Speculation』

Included on the 4th album “ANTINOMY.” The music video features a distinctive production centered on white, with geometric patterns and performance unfolding throughout.

The driving, fast-paced cutting is incredibly cool.

At live shows, geometric patterns are projected onto a curtain, recreating a world much like the MV.

Stand AloofBRAHMAN50rank/position

Stand Aloof

Released on February 6, 2008, ANTINOMY is BRAHMAN’s fourth album, which made a strong debut at No.

4 on the Oricon charts.

This track is the fourth song on the album.

A cool piece with lyrics entirely in English, it features an urban, modern guitar accompaniment that sounds incredibly stylish.