An indie rock band formed in 2003 in Gifu Prefecture.
In January 2011, they were selected for iTunes Store’s “Japan Sound of 2011.”
Their exceptional musicianship captivates audiences.
We’ve compiled a ranking of their popular songs.
Be sure to check it out.
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cinema staff Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)
great escapecinema staff1rank/position

This is the song “great scape” by cinema staff, a math rock band from Gifu Prefecture.
It was chosen as the ending theme for the anime Attack on Titan, which gained popularity both in Japan and overseas.
The intense rock sound and emotional vocal delivery are really cool—the word “passion” fits this track perfectly.
It’s included on the album Drums, Bass, 2(to)Guitars.
GATEcinema staff2rank/position

Formed in 2006, cinema staff is a four-piece rock band that captivates fans with a sound that incorporates a variety of genres, including alternative rock, emo, and post-rock.
“GATE,” a track included on their debut single “Suheisen wa Yoru Ugoku,” leaves a lasting impression with its ensemble featuring striking guitar arpeggios.
You can really feel how the irregular meter in the B section, along with the 5/4 time used in the A section, enhances the impact of the straightforward chorus melody.
Despite its complex song structure, it’s a melodic and lyrical number.
theme of uscinema staff3rank/position

The opening track of their second major full album, “Drums, Bass, 2(to) Guitars.” All the members are dressed as security guards while they sing! It’s a fun MV to watch, showing how close they are, paired with a cool, stylish melody.
Sanctions will be imposed on me.cinema staff4rank/position

It starts with a guitar arpeggio, and even after it goes all-in, intertwining guitar phrases continue to deepen the mellow atmosphere.
Riding atop this subdued performance, the raw, emotional vocals are profoundly moving—an evocative track that reaches straight into your heart.
I want to be you.cinema staff5rank/position

A track from the 3rd mini album “Blue, under the imagination.” It’s been a fan favorite since their indie days.
The song features an alternative rhythm, with a beautiful melody and lyrics that truly resonate.
The way it develops dramatically from the interlude into the latter half is quintessential cinema staff.
Rainbow to the west-southwestcinema staff6rank/position

Released simultaneously with “Small Dining Table” as a limited-edition single, this track serves as its counterpart: from the intro it explodes with energy, overwhelming you with a relentless sense of speed—an aggressive yet emotional song.
It also makes you curious about how intense the live performance must be.
borkacinema staff7rank/position

A track produced by Seiji Kameda.
It serves as the lead track from the major second full album, “Drums, Bass, 2(to) Guitars.” The song features an expressive, lyrical bassline, with a dramatic progression and grand melodies that are pleasing to the ear.


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