SiM Popular Song Ranking [2026]

WHO’S NEXTSiM22rank/position

SiM – WHO’S NEXT (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

From the 3rd full album “PANDORA,” released in October 2013.

This is the album’s lead track.

Starting with this song, the guitarist plays keyboards and the drummer incorporates a sampling pad.

While other bands rely on synced backing tracks (so-called “oke”), they deliberately craft the sound live, achieving an impressive fusion and a fully realized piece.

It’s also packed with playful touches, such as weaving in a familiar melody partway through the song.

FUCK iT ALLSiM23rank/position

SiM Yokohama Arena 2016/10/16 [FUCK iT ALL]

The final track from the first mini-album “LIVING IN PAiN,” released in October 2010.

From the intro, the song builds momentum with a high-speed two-beat, blending ska elements with the straight-ahead bounce typical of loud rock, packing various influences into a single track that feels like a textbook of modern loud rock.

The lyrics are also somewhat political and social, sounding an alarm toward the music industry as well, so be sure to check those out too.

PSYCHOSiM24rank/position

SiM – PSYCHO (Audio)

A B-side track from the 6th single “CROWS,” released in October 2015.

It opens with an eerie riff, then brings in what has now become a signature sound effect (SE), before launching into a full-band intro.

The beat naturally gets your body moving, and the guitar riff feels incredibly satisfying.

In contrast, the lyrics offer a striking social critique, making this a memorable song.

“THE SHOW” THANK GOD, THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF WAYS TO KiLL ENEMiESSiM25rank/position

SiM is one of Japan’s leading rock bands.

Known for mixing alternative rock and reggae, they’re highly regarded not only in Japan but also by rock fans overseas.

This release, “THE SHOW” THANK GOD, THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF WAYS TO KiLL ENEMiES, lets you fully experience their live performance.

It showcases their musicality across genres—hardcore, ska, alternative rock, reggae—and conveys both their struggles and determination in the face of the coronavirus.

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Cat RocketMAH（SiM）26rank/position

[Songs Babies Love] Cat Rocket (Vocals: MAH (SiM)) [Video to Make Babies Stop Crying and Smile]

A bright, upbeat pop song from MAH for TV Tokyo’s infant and toddler program “Synapusyu”! Packed with humor and a heartwarming message, the track rhythmically captures the pure feelings of children.

It aired within the program for one month as the “Tsuki-uta” for March 2025, paired with adorable animation that won over children’s hearts.

Embracing the show’s concept of “fun for parents and children,” it’s a tune loved by all ages.

Enjoy a fun musical time together as a family while sharing moments of closeness!

BBTSiM27rank/position

SiM – “BBT” Music Video

They’re an indispensable presence in Japan’s loud rock scene! Formed in 2004, SiM has won popularity with a unique sound that fuses punk, reggae, metal, emo, and more.

They made their major-label debut in 2013 and produced hit songs like “KiLLiNG ME” and “The Rumbling.” In 2015, they successfully headlined a show at Nippon Budokan, and their momentum hasn’t slowed since.

Their blend of fierce band sound and catchy melodies captivates not only loud rock fans but a wide range of listeners.

If you love rock—or just want to discover something new—this is a band you definitely should check out!

BULLYSiM28rank/position

SiM – BULLY(OFFICIAL VIDEO)

In the broad-reaching genre of metalcore, I’d like to introduce SiM as a band that showcases a unique angle and strong individuality.

Their straightforward loud music—featuring elements reminiscent of melodic hardcore and hardcore punk—boldly incorporates reggae, while the chugging guitar riffs, sometimes interlaced with breakdowns, clearly trace the lineage of metalcore.

Favoring melody and headlong momentum over technical showmanship, their sound exerts an overwhelming presence in Japan’s loud music scene.