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Orange Spiny Club Popular Song Ranking [2026]
Orange Spiny Club is a four-piece rock band that gained attention on social media when their track “Kinmokusei,” included on the mini-album “Whenever I Get Irritated,” went viral.
In 2024, they launched their first regular flagship program, “Orange Spiny Club’s Best Regards on the Radio!,” and their momentum shows no signs of slowing down.
This time, we’re introducing a ranking of Orange Spiny Club’s most popular songs, so whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the band, be sure to check it out!
Orange Spiny Club Popular Song Ranking [2026]
fragrant oliveorenji supainikurabu1rank/position
The sweet scent of fragrant olive that heralds the arrival of autumn.
Capturing a fluttering first love awakened by that aroma, this song is a youthful love anthem by ORANGE SPINY CLUB.
Written and composed by guitarist Naoto Suzuki, it was included on the mini-album “Irat(s)uku Toki wa Itsudatte,” released in January 2020.
Set against everyday scenes like sloping streets and crossroads, budding feelings of romance are expressed in friendly, conversational words, as if confiding in a friend.
Give it a listen on an autumn night when you want to bask in the sweet-tart glow and bittersweet ache of love, or when you want to revisit the youth of days gone by.
Croporenji supainikurabu2rank/position
Orange Spiny Club is a rock band known for signature songs like “Kinmokusei.” They deliver tracks that capture everyday scenes and stories of love, and in 2023 they released “Crop.” Created by the Suzuki brothers—vocalist Yusuke Suzuki and guitarist Naoto Suzuki—the song centers on the theme of family.
It features a warm sound with lively, rhythmic guitar cutting and expansive piano tones.
It’s a rock number that resonates with a heartfelt message of love for an important person who, even from a distance where you can’t meet often, remains a constant source of support.
pun / joke / witorenji supainikurabu3rank/position
A song I’d like to introduce for its slightly nostalgic vibe is “Share” (Share).
It’s a track released by the four-piece rock band Orange Spiny Club.
The lyrics, told from a male perspective, express straightforward love for a woman.
While the time period isn’t explicitly stated, retro-flavored words are woven into the lyrics, which can evoke memories of one’s youth.
The dry, crisp sound also adds to the nostalgic atmosphere.
Menuorenji supainikurabu4rank/position
It features a warm sound and lyrics that truly resonate.
Released in December 2024, it was performed for the first time at the tour finale that same month.
By likening the live setlist to a menu, it expresses a heartfelt connection with fans.
The down-to-earth feelings really come through and leave you with a cozy, heartwarming feeling.
The relaxed, well-balanced band sound is so true to them—really wonderful.
Give it a listen, and I hope you’ll go see them live.
family nameorenji supainikurabu5rank/position
This is a song by ORANGE SPINY CLUB that gives the impression of pouring out regrets over a love that ended without ever coming to fruition.
Even after learning that the person they cared for has married someone else, they still can’t forget them; the lyrics depict an obsessive attachment that even feels a bit frightening.
Deep down they know it’s over, yet they don’t want to admit it—that feeling really comes through.
The way the sound shifts dramatically in the middle of the track also seems to express a jumble of emotions and a sense of emotional instability.
Nectarorenji supainikurabu6rank/position
Orange Spiny Club is a rock band that delicately portrays the struggles of youth and the small emotions of everyday life, resonating with many listeners.
This track is included on their mini-album “Knife,” released in September 2025.
It was inspired by a dream seen by Naoto Suzuki, who wrote and composed the song, and it uses sweet canned juice as a motif to depict memories with friends and a faint first love.
The sense of urgency and wistful longing for days gone by rides on an emotional band sound that hits you right in the chest.
Try listening to it on your way home from school, and you might find that ordinary scenery starts to look special.