ROTTENGRAFFTY’s classic and popular songs
ROTTENGRAFFTY, formed and based in their hometown of Kyoto, have continued their activities without any member changes since their inception.
They’re a band known for their heavy sound, catchy melodies reminiscent of classic Japanese pop, and lyrics that give you a push forward.
Their lyrics—made even more resonant by the many hardships they’ve overcome—and their intensely passionate live performances are not to be missed.
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ROTTENGRAFFTY’s greatest and most popular songs (1–10)
Silver StarryROTTENGRAFFTY

Primarily driven by a two-beat rhythm, this song has a strong sense of speed.
Thanks to the synergy of all parts—guitars, sequences, and more—it feels fast yet sounds heavy.
The four-on-the-floor rhythm in the chorus lifts the listener even further.
Blind CityROTTENGRAFFTY

This is a track included on their third album, “This World,” released in 2010.
The lyrics are filled with their kindness and carry an uplifting message.
It’s a song that, while showcasing their characteristic heavy sound, still manages to feel refreshing.
Golden GraffitiROTTENGRAFFTY

Rotten Graffty is a five-piece rock band from Kyoto.
This track is an extremely forward-thinking, groundbreaking song that blends powerful, forceful vocals with electro sounds, metal elements, and rap.
ROTTENGRAFFTY’s classic and popular songs (11–20)
Violence is deadROTTENGRAFFTY

This is their first single, released in 2001.
The intro’s refreshing sense of openness feels amazing.
It’s a quintessential ROTTENGRAFFTY track that’s both catchy and heavy, with a touch of crossover flavor.
It’s also included on the best-of album, GOLD, and no matter which part you listen to, it’s a song that moves your heart.
A 70-centimeter square windowsillROTTENGRAFFTY

The ending theme for the Fuji TV anime Dragon Ball Super for the month of October.
It gives the impression of a somewhat new side of ROTTENGRAFFTY.
A track that feels like they’ve shown further evolution.
It’s straightforwardly cool and a beautiful song.
The End of the WorldROTTENGRAFFTY

Released in 2014, “Sekai no Owari” opens with a heavy guitar riff and shouts.
Once it moves into the first verse, the offbeat “cha-cha” guitar rhythm propels the song lightly, and in the chorus, a characteristically Rotten, kayōkyoku-like melody feels pleasing—resulting in a track finished with an exquisite balance.
Wicked Scheme ~ Merry Christmas, Mr. LawreROTTENGRAFFTY

This is ROTTENGRAFFTY’s first major-label single.
The track fuses ROTTENGRAFFTY’s own arrangement of Ryuichi Sakamoto’s “Merry Christmas, Mr.
Lawrence” theme with their original song “Warudakumi,” resulting in a piece that shocked many listeners.
It’s a very cool song.


