Shonen Knife Popular Song Ranking [2026]

On a rocketShonen Naifu1rank/position

Shonen Knife / Riding on a Rocket

Shonen Knife is a girls’ band formed in 1981 that has earned high acclaim overseas.

They were so popular that Nirvana, a band synonymous with grunge rock, covered their song “Twist Barbie.” Even today, many comments from overseas fans can be seen on the video for this work.

Despite multiple lineup changes, they continue to be active.

Pop TuneShonen Naifu2rank/position

Shonen Knife “Pop Tune” (Official Video)

A girls’ band formed in 1981.

Just like the title suggests, this is an irresistibly bright pop tune that really lifts your spirits! It’s guaranteed to get your body moving.

A track distinguished by its catchy, unforgettable guitar riff.

Gravity zero-gravityShonen Naifu3rank/position

Shonen Knife plays “Anti-Gravity”

This rising, climbing sound has an indescribably pleasant feel.

Shonen Knife, loved by Kurt Cobain of NIRVANA, is a proud girls’ rock band.

It’s simple, yet you can feel their love for pure punk.

It’s a song that makes you sense the refreshing bond of friendship.

Top of The WorldShonen Naifu4rank/position

Top of The World/Shonen Knife

This is a famous Carpenters song covered with a moderately relaxed band sound.

This kind of pleasantly lo-fi sound never tires the ears, no matter how many times you listen.

If you’re worn out by the hi-fi sound of today’s rock bands, I highly recommend giving this a listen.

MiraclesShonen Naifu5rank/position

Shonen Knife-Miracles (Burning Farm)

A three-piece garage band that represents Japan, loved even by Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain.

The opening track of their 1983 album “BURNING FARM” is a powerful song that fully showcases their DIY spirit, embodying the unwavering stance they still hold today!

Muddy Bubbles HellShonen Naifu6rank/position

Shonen Knife: Muddy Bubbles Hell (Live)

Included on the 2008 album “Super Group.” A three-piece rock band from Osaka Prefecture formed in 1981.

It’s a track where powerful, uptempo drums and a slightly heavy, melancholic rock sound provide the backdrop for shouted vocals that give the song a distinctive flavor.