THE ORAL CIGARETTES Popular Song Rankings [2026]

In the sky of the seasons that have passedTHE ORAL CIGARETTES21rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES In the Sky of the Passing Seasons

When spring gets busy and you feel like you’re losing sight of yourself, I recommend listening to THE ORAL CIGARETTES’ “Toorisugita Kisetsu no Sora de” (“Under the Sky of the Passing Season”).

It’s included on their 2016 album FIXION.

When work and everything else piles up and the voices around you come crashing in, your heart gets exhausted and you start to lose yourself.

This song portrays that painful situation, yet it also carries words of encouragement—messages that can help you find your way back to yourself.

When things are so tough that you don’t even have the time to admire the cherry blossoms, why not take a moment to pause and listen to this track?

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SAKI

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DUNK feat.Masato (coldrain)THE ORAL CIGARETTES22rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES「DUNK feat.Masato (coldrain)」Music Video

Bursting with intense energy and a thrilling sense of speed, the track was released in August 2024.

Featuring Masato from coldrain on vocals, the fierce clash between their powerful voices leaves a strong impression.

Centered on the theme of “pursuing what’s real,” its message—packed with the will to overcome adversity—offers listeners courage and inspiration.

The music video captures a charged performance inside a warehouse, letting you fully immerse yourself in the world of the song visually as well.

This is a track that’s guaranteed to ignite live performances.

It’s also blowing up on social media, so be sure to check it out!

Dream In DriveTHE ORAL CIGARETTES23rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES「Dream In Drive」Music Video ＜5th ALBUM『SUCK MY WORLD』2020.4.29 Release＞

A four-piece rock band formed in 2014 that has drawn attention for their overseas activities, including a successful tour across Asia.

While their lyrics are characterized by a dark worldview that explores the shadows of human nature, many of their songs feature straightforward rock sounds and catchy melodies whose addictive quality captivates listeners.

Their paradoxical lyrics—affirming something by acknowledging negative emotions—pierce the heart when paired with guitar-driven arrangements, making them a stylish rock band that is intriguingly unconventional in the best possible way.

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Hoshino Takashi

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ONE’S AGAINTHE ORAL CIGARETTES24rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES「ONE’S AGAIN」Music Video -4th AL「Kisses and Kills」6/13 Release-

With its choppy drum beat and sweet vocals, this track leaves a lasting impression.

It’s a song by THE ORAL CIGARETTES, a four-piece rock band from Nara Prefecture.

Released in 2017 as the single “Tonariau/ONE’S AGAIN,” it’s a rock number that gives you the courage to face your own weaknesses.

Highly recommended for high school students who are feeling troubled.

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Araki Jakkan

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Tonight the silence kills me with your fireTHE ORAL CIGARETTES25rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES「Tonight the silence kills me with your fire」Music Video

The rock band THE ORAL CIGARETTES’ winter 2020 track “Tonight the silence kills me with your fire.” It’s insanely twisted guitar rock, and with the vocals processed into a radio voice, it creates a brilliantly crazy world.

The key to this rock sound is, after all, the simple playing and its intense energy.

When the bass refrain swells and locks into that satisfying groove, it’s the absolute best of the best.

It’s a song you’ll definitely want to go wild to at a live show.

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Murakami Shinpei

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TonariauTHE ORAL CIGARETTES26rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES “Tonariau” Music Video - 4th Album “Kisses and Kills” Release on 6/13 -

An opening that you can’t forget once you’ve heard it.

Vocalist Takuya Yamanaka’s sultry, expressive singing is seriously cool.

If you like fast-paced tracks, this one’s a must.

The tight, synchronized grooves from the rhythm section are another highlight.

Since it’s the ending theme for the TV anime “Sagrada Reset,” some listeners might already find it familiar.

It’s a refreshing rock number, so it’s easy to perform at events like school festivals! Add it to your anisong cover repertoire—it’s a song everyone can get excited about together!

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KEI

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LycorisTHE ORAL CIGARETTES27rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES “Licorice” Music Video

It’s not their usual intense track, but a song with a calm melody.

The bass phrase in the intro is striking and really cool.

The music video is filmed using various techniques.

“Lycoris” means red spider lily, and a red spider lily appears at the end.

N.I.R.A.THE ORAL CIGARETTES28rank/position

N.I.R.A by The Oral Cigarettes bass cover

The reading is “Nira.” Its meaning hasn’t been revealed, but it’s a cool song.

The aggressive lyrics that seem to satirize something are striking.

There’s also the phrase “I can music,” but since “music” is a noun, it normally wouldn’t come after “can.” What exactly is the intended meaning here? Since all the members are highly educated, it feels like there’s something hidden behind it.

OVERNIGHTTHE ORAL CIGARETTES29rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES “OVERNIGHT” Music Video (TV anime “Togen Anki” opening theme)

This is a song by THE ORAL CIGARETTES whose dynamic rock sound stirs a heart that’s come to a standstill! Released in July 2025, it was also chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime “Togen Anki.” The track is packed to the brim with the protagonist’s inner turmoil and resolve.

You can almost hear vocalist Takuya Yamanaka shouting, “Don’t end your life with nothing but regrets!” When you want to change yourself but can’t quite take that final step, this song is sure to give you a push forward.

S-LowTHE ORAL CIGARETTES30rank/position

S-Low – The Oral Cigarettes

As you can tell from the title, this is a relatively slow-tempo song by The Oral Cigarettes.

The vocals have a mature, slightly drifting vibe that really elevates the track.

Partly due to its style, it leans somewhat toward the visual kei side, but it’s a very cool song.