dustbox Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Here Comes A Miracledustbox11rank/position

dustbox Live MV “Here Comes A Miracle” 2016.03.16

This music video uses footage from a live show at Juso Fandango in Osaka.

It’s not a big venue, but the packed house, the fiery performance, and the sense of unity in the room feel incredible, making it a perfect match for the lyric, “Look, a miracle is happening.” The bright, fast-paced song is also very pleasant to listen to, and its exhilarating melody is addictive.

Imaginedustbox12rank/position

dustbox “Imagine”

It starts with a quiet clean-guitar sound and then flips into a full band, delivering an irresistible rush, while the presence of a section that lets the vocals shine softly highlights their pop sensibility and melodic heart.

Overall, though the song itself is up-tempo, within their catalog it leans a bit toward a ballad.

Jupiterdustbox13rank/position

[PV] dustbox – Jupiter

It’s a track with a pleasant sound and cool guitar phrases.

It’s also a staple at live shows, hyping up the crowd and earning strong support from many fans.

Since the lyrics carry a strong message, you might enjoy it even more if you listen after reading the Japanese translation.

Life Is Beautifuldustbox14rank/position

Dustbox – Life Is Beautiful (Live)

From the 5th album “Blooming Harvest.” While there are some intricate touches—like arrangements that shift into 3/4 time in the intro and mid-song—the core is classic melodic hardcore.

With 8-beat, 2-beat, half-time, and 3/4 all packed into three minutes, it might also be perfect as a drum practice piece.

Lovedustbox15rank/position

Dustbox – Love [LIVE] + Lyrics

It carries a powerful message: “Hurting yourself is the same as hurting someone you love.” Performed entirely as a guitar-and-vocal piece, the song lets you fully savor guitarist-vocalist SUGA’s high-tone voice, making it a track that resonates deeply with the heart.

Morning Glowdustbox16rank/position

Dustbox Morning Glow

A split album by the ultimate trio of bands: locofrank, HAWAIIAN6, and dustbox.

Irresistible.

This is one of the tracks included on it.

The lyrics reach out a hand to people trying to rise from their sorrow.

Next storydustbox17rank/position

Dustbox – Next Story

A track that features some of dustbox’s more emotional vocal phrasing and chord work.

The lyrics carry a straightforward, fiery message—“The next story is waiting for you”—embodying the very essence of classic Japanese melodic core.

Not Overdustbox18rank/position

Dustbox – Not Over

From the 4th full album, “Seeds of Rainbows.” It’s a short track of about two minutes.

While the chorus melody feels like it keeps ascending, the chords beneath it are, in a good way, not the standard fare of punk rock and are highly distinctive.

On the other hand, the fast two-beat paired with lyrics that could be said to embody hope is the very essence of a melodic core band, making this a quintessentially “dustbox-esque” song.

Pieces of my heartdustbox19rank/position

Dustbox – Pieces of my heart (LIVE).flv

This is a track included on the 3rd mini album, Triangle.

After releasing this album, dustbox returned to an indie label, and listening with that in mind makes the song deeply moving.

It feels a bit different from their usual style, yet it still retains dustbox’s essence—a wonderful song.

Promise Youdustbox20rank/position

Dustbox – Promise You (2013)

This is one of their earliest songs, which also served as the title track of their first mini-album.

In 2013, it was re-recorded for their seventh full album after a gap of over ten years.

The song was written by guitarist-vocalist SUGA when he was 19, making it one of the longest-standing pieces in their career.