MUCC Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

risky driveMUCC31rank/position

Risky Drive-MUCC

This is a track included on their seventh album, released in 2006.

From the sharp intro, the repeating phrases are electrifying.

The drums use a clear two-beat, emphasizing the downbeat and making the sound even more powerful and razor-sharp.

When the chorus unfolds, there’s a sense of release that feels like it races through your head.

Our ShadowsMUCC32rank/position

Mook – Our Shadows

This is a song included on the 12th single released in 2006.

It’s about a couple breaking up and the lingering attachment that remains.

The intense vocals seem to convey the strength of that lingering feeling.

If someone confessed such lingering feelings to you, it would make you reconsider breaking up, wouldn’t it?

I hate itMUCC33rank/position

MUCC – DAIKIRAI 2006 live

A popular song often performed live even before their major-label debut, “Daikirai” (I Hate You).

Its intense sound feels cathartic when you’re angry, and the lyrics simply repeat “I hate you” toward someone the singer despises.

The words “anger” or “grudge” don’t appear in the lyrics, but you can feel the buildup of long-simmering rage.

For anyone stressed by having someone they dislike close by, this is a track you can relate to.

If you hate someone but can’t say it out loud, try singing this one at solo karaoke!

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Heart colorMUCC34rank/position

Mucc – Kokoiro

This is a song included on their 14th single released in 2006.

As it was composed by the bassist, YUKKE, the bass line moves in a very cool way.

From the intro, the bass stands out, and you can’t help but be captivated by the technique.

Song of LoveMUCC35rank/position

MUCC 'Love Song' MUSIC VIDEO

This song portrays a mature love story where bittersweet longing and sweetness intertwine.

It features a dark yet catchy sound inspired by the music styles of the ’90s.

The lyrics, depicting both the beauty and the anguish of love, are sure to resonate with listeners.

Released on June 4, 2024, it is positioned as the band’s third major-label debut work.

It’s a track that signals a new musical departure.

Highly recommended for times when you want to look back on memories with someone special or when you’re grappling with complex feelings of love.

It’s a must-listen that showcases a new side of MUCC.

Therefore, the skyscraperMUCC36rank/position

MUCC - 'Therefore, Skyscraper' MUSIC VIDEO (short ver.)

This is the 31st single released in 2014.

It was used as the opening theme for Kindaichi Case Files R.

The song gives a very clear, easy-to-listen impression with a good tempo.

The chorus is energetic and makes it easy to get hyped up.

The Light of DecayMUCC37rank/position

Mucc – 01 kuchiki no tou ( budokan 666 )

It’s the title track from their fourth album, released in 2004.

It begins with a relaxed, dark intro, then swiftly shifts scenes into an intense development that’s incredibly powerful.

In the intense sections, the vocals are passionately delivered—truly like a cry from the soul—leaving a deep impression.

cherry blossomMUCC38rank/position

cherry blossom

This is a beautiful yet fierce rock number by MUCC, included on the album “1997,” released in April 2025.

The world crafted by guitarist Miya, who wrote both the lyrics and music, goes far beyond a simple spring song.

Using words like “rubble” and “gunshots,” it conveys a cycle of destruction and rebirth, life and death, posing deep questions to the listener.

As part of the band’s third major-label debut chapter, this work also stands as an important piece that showcases both their roots and their evolution.

Dense emotions are packed into its short running time; it was performed on the nationwide tour following the release, captivating audiences at each venue.

When you find yourself pausing before a scene in full bloom, why not gaze at the petals falling in the quiet night and feel both the fragility and the strength of life?

vivid; highly saturated; gaudyMUCC39rank/position

Mucc-Gokusai

This is the title track from their seventh album, released in 2006.

It kicks off with an easy-to-ride, groove-heavy rhythm, then hits hard with an aggressive sound that really pierces through.

The chorus explodes with energy, and it’s a song that shines even brighter live, turning up the heat when you hear it in person.

singing voiceMUCC40rank/position

Mook / Utagoe (Singing Voice)

This is MUCC’s 13th single, released in 2006.

It’s a relatively simple track overflowing with a sense of speed.

Rather than a heavy, booming low end, it’s melodic and refreshingly uplifting—the kind of song that makes you feel like breaking into a run.

You can almost imagine listening to it in an open-top car along a summer coastline.