Ling tosite sigure Popular Song Ranking [2026]

The Lone Fox’s AspirationsRin to shite Shigure8rank/position

Rin Toshite Shigure “Talent and Ambition of a Lonely Fox” Music Video (Opening Theme for the Netflix Series ‘Onmyoji’)

Rin Toshite Shigure’s “Kodoku no Saibou,” released digitally on November 8, 2023, captivates with its overwhelming sense of speed born from an aggressive rhythm paired with a 16-beat groove.

It was also selected as the opening theme for the Netflix anime Onmyoji, perfectly syncing with the show’s mysterious atmosphere.

The song’s 16-beat drive powerfully shakes the listener’s heart, leaving an unforgettable impression after just one listen.

Moreover, the band’s refined sound and its superb fusion with the anime offer a new way to experience music.

Beautiful CircusRin to shite Shigure9rank/position

Ling tosite Sigure “Beautiful Circus (short version)”

A track by Ling tosite sigure, a three-piece alternative rock band formed in 2002.

It’s an addictive number featuring intricate phrases where a hysteric guitar sound stands up to the band’s distinctive high-tone vocals.

The guitar solo, though short, makes a strong impression with tapping that incorporates open strings, and its wide pitch range creates lines that match the song’s eccentric atmosphere.

Throughout, it’s a piece that lets you enjoy high-level guitar work.

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

Hoshino Takashi

Report a problem

nakano kill youRin to shite Shigure10rank/position

nakano kill you

It’s full of intricate, dynamic playing, yet the timekeeping is precise.

It’s the kind of performance any drummer would admire.

Ling tosite sigure’s “nakano kill you” appears on their 2007 album Inspiration is DEAD—an ambitious work known for its unpredictable song structures.

And pay attention to the word “nakano” in the title: it bears the name of the drummer, Pierre Nakano.

That’s how prominently Nakano’s drumming is featured in this piece.

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

Araki Jakkan

Report a problem

JPOP XfileRin to shite Shigure11rank/position

Ling Tosite Sigure 'JPOP Xfile'

The lyric “It’s okay to give someone the future I lost yesterday” really stuck with me and I loved it.

Not just the lyrics—the band’s overall polish is incredibly high.

Every instrument sounds so cool, and the level of skill isn’t something you can easily imitate, so watching the music video makes me want to replay it over and over.

24REVERSERin to shite Shigure12rank/position

Ling tosite sigure “24REVERSE” HQ

This song by Ling tosite sigure captivates with its piercing high-tone vocals and exceptional musicianship.

As the word “floating” suggests, it has a calm, gentle tone that gives a sensation of drifting.

The signature soaring vocals are fully present, and the track takes on a ballad-like feel that still conveys the essence of a band.

Released in 2008, the work is striking for its themes of self-discovery and a yearning to return to the past.

The lyrics, depicting a protagonist exploring the darkness of the soul, resonate deeply with listeners.

How about giving it a listen alone on a quiet night?

DISCO FLIGHTRin to shite Shigure13rank/position

Rin Toshite Shigure “DISCO FLIGHT”

This is a signature song by Ling tosite sigure, known for their distinctive musical style.

It opens with an intro marked by a strikingly distorted bass, then delivers an exquisite harmony between TK’s piercing high-tone vocals and 345’s gentle singing.

Included on the album “Inspiration is DEAD,” released in August 2007, this track has become a staple at their live shows.

Through complex rhythms and shape-shifting structures, it expresses a thirst for freedom and a desire for self-realization in modern society.

For anyone feeling constrained by everyday life and struggling to breathe, this is a song that will bring a sense of emotional liberation.

signalRin to shite Shigure14rank/position

TK from Ling tosite sigure 'Signal'

I think it’s a song from an anime that’s popular with younger generations.

The vocals are distinctive and I found them very clear and beautiful.

Both the lyrics and the singing are beautiful, so it’s become one of my favorite songs by Ling tosite sigure.

I’d recommend it to older generations as well.