BURNOUT SYNDROMES Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

KUNOICHIBURNOUT SYNDROMES × ASCA15rank/position

BURNOUT SYNDROMES × ASCA 『KUNOICHI』 Music Video

This work is a collaboration between the rock band BURNOUT SYNDROMES and ASCA, who is active as an anisong singer.

Released in 2023, the track is characterized by a musical style that fuses EDM with traditional Japanese flair.

The lyrics, which liken an impermissible love—two people who care for each other but cannot be together—to the relationship between a kunoichi and a samurai, are another highlight.

Although the song leans heavily into electronic music, it is unmistakably a band piece.

There’s even slap bass, and it’s performed live.

Let this be your chance to enjoy low-end sounds across a variety of music genres.

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Araki Jakkan

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BLIZZARDBURNOUT SYNDROMES16rank/position

BURNOUT SYNDROMES “BLIZZARD” Music Video (TV anime “Mashiro no Oto” opening theme)

BLIZZARD, performed by BURNOUT SYNDROMES, who describe themselves as a youth literature rock band.

The song was selected as the opening theme for the anime Mashiro no Oto, which centers on a coming-of-age story involving the Tsugaru shamisen.

The lyrics, written in beautiful Japanese that weaves in snowy scenery throughout, are literary and deeply evocative.

The melody, which conveys a sense of “wa” (Japanese aesthetic), and the resonance of traditional instruments—both aligned with the anime’s story—are key elements of this work.

It’s a rock number that lets you savor the essence of winter in Japan.

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Kado(guchi) Shichigatsu

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A Child’s TimeBURNOUT SYNDROMES17rank/position

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Their literary rock ballad is, as expected, anything but straightforward, taking on the profoundly weighty theme of mother and child.

“Childhood is over; I am becoming an adult,” “I passed life on to you—if nothing else, that is what I can be proud of.” Each line in the chorus carries an extraordinary weight.

Love letter.BURNOUT SYNDROMES18rank/position

BURNOUT SYNDROMES ~Love Letter.~

This slightly short, mid-tempo number that unfolds gently is one of their very oldest songs, despite the members being in their early twenties yet boasting nearly a decade-long career.

Apparently, it was their second or third original song after forming the band.

The refrain will no longer soundBURNOUT SYNDROMES19rank/position

BURNOUT SYNDROMES ~The Refrain Will No Longer Sound~ MV

This song opens with a high-tempo yet subdued sound, and despite a seemingly complex structure that even weaves in odd time signatures, its clear, uplifting chorus shines thanks to its skillful arrangement.

After a brief moment of restraint, the chorus hits in a way that will make you want to throw your hands up when you hear it live.

Living in KobeBURNOUT SYNDROMES20rank/position

Kobe Resident – BURNOUT SYNDROMES

A slow-tempo, mellow track.

With its sweet-toned guitar that feels soothing, this is another song best enjoyed while reading the lyrics.

The hurried, tightly packed words typical of their up-tempo songs are largely absent here, resulting in vocals that unfold at a relaxed, storytelling pace.

The scenery of Kobe is depicted in vivid detail, so those from the area will likely find it especially relatable.

Wakakusa Mountain StarmineBURNOUT SYNDROMES21rank/position

Wakakusa Mountain Starmine

Crafted by BURNOUT SYNDROMES, who champion “youth literature rock,” this song vividly conjures scenes of Nara.

The literary world envisioned by vocalist Kazumi Kumagai meshes perfectly with the majestic landscape of Mount Wakakusa.

From the intro, the festival-like beat and piercing rock sound feel just like a celebration where the mountain burning and fireworks perform together.

Themes such as the warmth of family bonds and the radiance of life are woven in, likely moving many listeners with their imagery.

Listen to this track that dynamically colors the ancient capital’s night sky, and you’ll feel a stirring longing to travel to Nara.