UNISON SQUARE GARDEN Popular Song Ranking [2026]

to the CIDER ROADUNISON SQUARE GARDEN57rank/position

Tried playing bass to “to the CIDER ROAD” [UNISON SQUARE GARDEN]

The intro starts off small and gradually grows, foreshadowing the beginning of a grand story.

It’s a straight-up, no-nonsense anthem that perfectly fulfills its role as the lead track of the album “CIDER ROAD.” While anthems are often seen as songs you listen to when you’re tired and need a push, this track has a slightly different charm: it’s the kind of song that makes you want to say, “You’ve got to recommend this to your tired friend!”

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Snow RebirthUNISON SQUARE GARDEN58rank/position

Snow Reverse - Tried playing the bass [UNISON SQUARE GARDEN]

With its poignant snowy atmosphere and band-specific sound, this is a perfect song for the cold winter.

The overall mood and lyrics are very beautiful, making it a track you’ll want to listen to while waiting for a Christmas meetup.

It’s packed with the essences that USG excels at.

Phantom JokeUNISON SQUARE GARDEN59rank/position

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN “Phantom Joke” short ver.

The opening song of the TV anime Fate/Grand Order – Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia.

It’s an upbeat number with a comfortable tempo packed with words that are so characteristic of UNISON.

They say it’s filled to the brim with the composing trends of its release era, making it sharp, rhythmic, and delightfully intricate.

It’s a track that should please not only Fate fans but also fans of UNISON.

It feels like a glimpse of a new future.

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Silent Libre MirageUNISON SQUARE GARDEN60rank/position

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN「Silent Libre Mirage」LIVE MUSIC VIDEO

This is a song written as the theme for the drama “Dansui!” At first you might think, “Isn’t this rather subdued for UNISON SQUARE GARDEN?” But as you keep listening, that impression of “subdued” turns into “beautiful.” For a band known for many upbeat, instantly “fun” tracks, this song is a rare type in UNISON SQUARE GARDEN’s catalog.

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cody beatsUNISON SQUARE GARDEN61rank/position

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN “cody beats” short ver.

It’s not an easy-to-grasp, hype-inducing track with explosive power.

However, it more than makes up for that in other ways.

While UNISON SQUARE GARDEN often has abstract songs with lyrics that can be a bit hard to interpret, the lyrics of this song are written in a very straightforward way.

The singing and the music aren’t shouty either.

It feels like listening to someone narrate a story—such is this song.

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beautifulUNISON SQUARE GARDEN62rank/position

TV anime “Uruwashi no Yoi no Tsuki” opening sequence | Opening theme song: UNISON SQUARE GARDEN “Uruwashi”

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN is a three-piece band that continues to charge through the rock scene with high-level musicianship and a distinctive pop sensibility.

Released in January 2026 as their 21st single, this much-talked-about work was written as the opening theme for the TV anime Uruwashi no Yoi no Tsuki.

While grounded in the band’s signature sense of speed, the sound also reflects the story’s elegance and clarity, likely sweeping refreshingly through the listener’s heart.

Packaged as a double A-side together with the anime’s ending theme, Azalea no Kaze, the melodies—carefully crafted by lyricist and composer Tomoya Tabuchi as he contemplated how to engage with the narrative—resonate with delicacy and drama.

It’s a dazzling rock tune that ushers in the beginning of a new story.

Azalea WindUNISON SQUARE GARDEN63rank/position

Azalea No Kaze

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN is a three-piece rock band that captivates listeners with high-level musicianship and catchy melodies.

Azalea no Kaze is a pop song where the sharpness of the band sound blends exquisitely with gentle keyboard tones.

It was chosen as the ending theme for the TV anime A Sign of Affection.

Its sound evokes the bittersweetness of youth, and Kosuke Saito’s crystal-clear vocals will make your heart flutter.

It’s a song you’ll want to listen to while thinking of someone you love.