THE ORAL CIGARETTES Popular Song Rankings [2026]

N.I.R.A.THE ORAL CIGARETTES29rank/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 CIGARETTES30rank/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 CIGARETTES31rank/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.

Savior Of My LifeTHE ORAL CIGARETTES32rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES「Savior Of My Life」Music Video

With a BPM of 175, it’s a relatively up-tempo track with a driving feel.

In the first half, the drum parts don’t feature particularly complex phrases, so focus on staying solidly with the tempo and keeping the rhythm tight.

The key section for the drums in this song is the instrumental break after the second chorus.

Here, the double bass drum pattern kicks in to match the chugging, rhythmically tight guitar—while still sounding refreshingly bright, almost like easycore.

If you don’t have a double pedal, this is your chance to show your creativity in how you interpret it: will you reduce the number of bass drum notes, or combine the bass drum with toms to capture the feel? Try the approach you think sounds the coolest.

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Hane Keisuke

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Neighboring flowerTHE ORAL CIGARETTES33rank/position

Neighboring flower

THE ORAL CIGARETTES’ new song delicately portrays the inner conflict of seeking light while depicting life’s darkness and despair.

With symbolic language that weaves in the preciousness of life, the passage of time, and the complexity of human relationships, it powerfully captures emotions swaying between the everyday and the extraordinary.

Released in March 2024, the track is included on the EP “MARBLES,” created during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Its weighty musicality and profound message resonate deeply with listeners.

When you find yourself wanting to explore the meaning of life, give it a listen—it’s sure to be a song that lingers in your heart.

MACHINEGUNTHE ORAL CIGARETTES34rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES「MACHINEGUN」Music Video – Scarlet Nexus Season2 opening theme song

THE ORAL CIGARETTES are a rock band active mainly at live shows and festivals.

Formed in Nara Prefecture in 2010, the lineup consists of members from Nara and Mie.

They initially worked under their independent label, ZIG ZAG RECORDS, releasing songs and organizing their own live events.

They later made their major-label debut with the single “Kishikaisei STORY.” Their sound carries a dark atmosphere, yet it captivates listeners and won’t let go!

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SAKI

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DIKIDANDANTHE ORAL CIGARETTES35rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES「DIKIDANDAN」Music Video

This is a release from THE ORAL CIGARETTES, a four-piece rock band known for their heavy, high-energy sound.

The work embodies a strong resolve to break past values and move toward the future while facing another self.

Akira Akira’s bass drives the songs forward with a simple yet powerful tone that pulls the sense of speed along.

The way the range suddenly opens up in the B-melody is seriously cool, too.

Highly recommended for anyone looking to meet a new version of themselves!