MUCC Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

FlightMUCC8rank/position

Mook – Flight

Flight, sung by MUCC, a visual kei rock band active worldwide, is their 17th single, released in 2007.

It was later included on the band’s first best-of album, BEST OF MUCC.

It’s a simple, straightforward rock track with unadorned lyrics that’s popular among fans.

The music video features footage from their European tour, so enjoy the live atmosphere while listening to Flight!

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Hamada Takuya

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An empty houseMUCC9rank/position

Mook – An Empty House [Light of a Decayed Tree]

From the songs of a visual kei rock band active since the late ’90s.

Many of their tracks are dark, with gloomy melodies and lyrics throughout.

Is it just me, or do visual kei rock bands tend to write rather morbid music more often than not?

CLASSICMUCC10rank/position

MUCC 『CLASSIC』MUSIC VIDEO

It’s the 32nd single, released in 2016.

It was chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime The Seven Deadly Sins: Signs of Holy War.

The song is very easy to listen to while still sounding cool.

The piano stands out, and the aggressive strings blend with the gentle piano in a well-balanced harmony.

A Painful LetterMUCC11rank/position

Itai Tegami (Album version)-MUCC

MUCC’s “Itai Tegami” is a classic stalker song that gives you chills from the very first moment.

There aren’t any explicitly scary words in the lyrics, but that’s exactly what makes it frightening—the fear creeps up on you.

The dark melody line amplifies that unease.

You can feel the emotion of “because I love you,” but its one-sided, overly straightforward intensity comes off as madness—a quintessential stalker song.

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FuzzMUCC12rank/position

Mook – Fuzz

This is their 17th single, released in 2007.

It’s a track characterized by electronic sounds and a four-on-the-floor beat.

In the music video, green lighting repeatedly shines, which, combined with the electronic tones, creates a near-futuristic atmosphere.

The lyrics depict a couple on the verge of breaking up.

LibraMUCC13rank/position

Mook – Libra

This is their 15th single, released in 2007.

The dynamics are sharply defined, highlighting the darker elements and giving it a menacing edge.

In contrast, the chorus feels extremely open and liberating—truly a perfect embodiment of “angel and devil.”

The real 㒒 that 㒒, unable to endure the true 㒒, createdMUCC14rank/position

The real me I created because I couldn’t bear the real me.

There are plenty of people who keep hiding themselves and never speak their true feelings, but these lyrics aren’t that simple.

They portray something stranger: being unable to endure the fabricated persona they’ve maintained, they go on to create yet another self.

I get the sense that many artistic types are like this, but in the end, it’s all still you.