the band apart Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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the band apart Eric. W（Album version）

the band apart is a band whose bassist, Mr.

Hara—who looks like he’s enjoying playing more than anyone—delivers a heartwarming performance that feels absolutely fantastic.

Of course, his basslines are second to none in their stylishness, creating a wonderfully smooth groove that propels this snappy track.

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the band apart / Pilgrim [Music Video]

This track is included on the seventh album, “Mysterious Open World,” released in 2015.

As a more recent release, it features an accessible four-on-the-floor sound tailored to modern tastes, even within the band apart’s catalog.

It’s a highly recommended song for anyone just getting into the band apart.

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August Green

While it’s a loud, band-driven sound, the song is steeped in a trippy vibe, with comfortable guitar riffs and scenes of lush August greenery flashing before your eyes.

It’s packed with romance, perfect for sinking into memories of summer’s vibrant landscapes during the cold winter.

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the band apart – higher

This is one of the signature songs by the band apart, a group that carved out a unique presence in Japan’s rock scene of the 2000s.

Its melody, where fragility and beauty coexist, and lyrics that poignantly sing of wanting to soar high into the sky to reclaim what’s been lost, leave a lasting impression.

The track is included on the RECOGNIZE ep released in 2005.

The refreshing guitar riffs and groovy bass lines are also captivating, showcasing the band’s musicality to the fullest.

It’s the perfect song for moments when you’ve experienced heartbreak or setbacks and want to lift your spirits.

Be sure to listen closely to the lyrics and melody that will resonate in your heart.

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the band apart/moonlight stepper

This is a song included on the 4th album “Adze of Penguin,” released in 2008.

It begins with an intro featuring an easy-to-listen-to rhythm and a beautiful, distinctive guitar, and from there the flowing, elegant lyrics match perfectly, resulting in a very stylish and cool track.

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the band apart – I love you Wasted Junks & Greens

This is a track whose crisp bass and guitar, riding on The Band Apart’s characteristically light, upbeat rhythm, feel great.

The flowing melody over the tightly locked ensemble is addictive.

In the music video, the final scene where the members playfully mess around is heartwarming.

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the band apart – coral reef

This is a track included on the 2nd album, “quake and brook.” On the split single with Mock Orange, “DANIELS E.P.” released in 2006, you can also hear Mock Orange’s version of “coral reef.” It’s the same song but with a completely different feel—both versions are awesome.