Nothing’s Carved In Stone Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

YOUTH CityNothing’s Carved In Stone11rank/position

Nothing’s Carved In Stone「YOUTH City」Music Video

This song is included on their 7th album, MAZE, released in 2015.

It’s easy to listen to overall and a beautiful track, so I recommend it even to people who aren’t very familiar with Nothing’s.

The music video is also highly recommended—it features a cool, beautiful performance set against a nighttime city backdrop!

AssassinNothing’s Carved In Stone12rank/position

Nothing’s Carved In Stone　『Assassin (MV）』

This is a track included on the 5th album, REVOLT.

As the lead song, it brims with anticipation about how the following tracks will connect to its unique worldview.

The music video’s atmosphere and aesthetic are also distinctive and calm, making it very compelling to watch.

GravityNothing’s Carved In Stone13rank/position

Nothing’s Carved In Stone　『Gravity』

This song was released in 2015 as their sixth single.

It blends intensity within a calm tempo, making it a cool track.

While “cool” alone could describe it, I also think it’s stylish and beautiful.

The music video is simple, and their performance is captivating.

In FutureNothing’s Carved In Stone14rank/position

Nothing’s Carved In Stone「In Future」Music Video

Released as their 7th single in 2016, this song felt like a new side of Nothings.

I was shocked when I saw the music video where Taku, the guitarist-vocalist, was singing without his guitar.

There’s no doubt that changes could be seen—and opinions are divided—but one thing’s for sure: it’s still undeniably cool.

PendulumNothing’s Carved In Stone15rank/position

Nothing’s Carved in Stone – Pendulum

This is a track included on the 2nd album, “Sands of Time.” Within the album, it’s placed toward the latter half, and its production truly suits that placement.

I often get imagery from music, and if I were to describe it, it evokes the image of a traveler walking (though the lyrics don’t necessarily convey that).

TruthNothing’s Carved In Stone16rank/position

Nothing’s Carved In Stone「Truth」(Tour echo)

This is a track included on the 3rd album, “echo.” The intro riff showcased by guitarist Ubukata and the fiercely overdriven slap bass delivered by bassist Hinata pack an incredible punch.

Ubukata’s technique in the guitar solo is also outstanding.

I’m sure this is a song that leaves a definite impression of “pure rock.”

Flower of RadianceNothing’s Carved In Stone17rank/position

Nothing’s Carved In Stone “Kirameki no Hana (Live at STUDIO COAST 2014.01.30)”

This is a track included on their fifth album, REVOLT.

The guitar launches right in with a tricky strumming pattern, while the bass makes full use of slap technique.

It really shows just how skilled Ubukata on guitar and Hinata on bass are.

Despite the technical flair, the song is surprisingly easy to groove to, and you can often see Hinata happily encouraging the audience to clap along.

AdventuresNothing’s Carved In Stone18rank/position

Nothing’s Carved In Stone「Adventures」Music Video

This song was released in November 2016 as the 8th single.

It’s a ballad with a calm tempo, and the soothing vocals are very pleasant.

The nostalgic photos and footage that appear repeatedly in the music video also match the song well, making it very engaging to watch.

BrotherhoodNothing’s Carved In Stone19rank/position

Nothing’s Carved In Stone　『Brotherhood』

It feels refreshing, and in a good way it’s a different kind of Nothing’s song than usual.

It seems crafted for a variety of listeners, so I think it’s a wonderful track that even people who aren’t fans can enjoy.

The guitar phrases are cool.

Cold ReasonNothing’s Carved In Stone20rank/position

Nothing’s Carved In Stone「Cold Reason」Music Video

This is a track included on their second album, Sands of Time.

It’s a song where the rhythm section really stands out, and the lively, moving bassline is super cool.

The music video has a mysterious vibe, and if you watch it all the way to the end, you’ll find out who he really is.