Band songs that get the crowd going by genre
There are so many genres of music performed in a band format! Of course, there’s rock and jazz, and plenty of music that has branched out from them as well.
In this article, we’ll introduce popular songs performed by bands, organized by genre.
It might be a chance to discover music that shares various roots and has influenced one another along the way.
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Recommended masterpiece songs of Japanese rock bands (21–30)
GOD OF ROCKROS

This powerful work unleashes a stunning sound that fuses heavy guitar riffs with rap.
The breathtaking music video, built around live footage of ROS, also features cameo appearances by Dragon Ash’s Kj and 10-FEET’s TAKUMA.
Released in September 2017, the track captured fans’ hearts as an important piece that signaled the band’s musical direction.
With a raw yet groovy approach, it fully delivers the unique thrills of mixture rock.
Its explosive, high-energy performance is perfect for when you need a power boost or a change of pace.
Truly a masterpiece born from the fusion of loud rock and hip-hop.
Light In DarkSABANNAMAN

This track captivates with its unique sound, fusing reggae rhythms and emotional melodies.
Paired with dreamy English lyrics, it showcases SABANNAMAN’s identity as a mixture rock band to the fullest.
Included on the September 2016 mini-album “Psychedelic Sox Funk,” the piece is an experimental work that incorporates diverse elements such as funk, rock, and punk.
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in April 2025, it was performed on a blazing-hot stage that whipped the venue into a frenzy.
Seamlessly blending introspective lyrics with an explosive sound, this song is highly recommended for moments when you want to blow away everyday haze or invite a beam of light into your heart.
A, I, E, T, O, HSUPER JUNKY MONKEY

A breathtaking performance where metal, funk, and hardcore sounds unfold at a dizzying pace.
The title track from SUPER JUNKY MONKEY’s mini-album released in April 1995 showcases their distinctive musicality, weaving together a wide range of genres.
The piece drew attention after their performance on TV Tokyo’s “Tamori no Ongaku wa Sekai da,” and the frenzied live show—complete with audience members repeatedly stage-diving—became a defining moment that captured the band’s appeal.
Their powerful sound, which upends expectations for Japanese women’s bands, and their energetic stage presence will seize the hearts of listeners seeking experiences that transcend conventional musical boundaries.
space-time manipulationWRENCH

This WRENCH track unfolds a soundscape that pulls you into another dimension, with a heavyweight rhythm section, airy, floating synthesizers, and guitar tones drenched in effects.
Released on the November 1999 album “WANDERING IN THE EMPTINESS,” it captivates listeners with an innovative approach that fuses multiple genres, including electronica, industrial, dub, and rock.
The unique sonic space—crafted through a deft blend of digital and analog—offers a genuinely new musical experience.
Featured in underground and independent film projects, the piece has influenced not only music fans but also filmmakers and artists.
It’s a must-listen for anyone seeking an extraordinary, out-of-the-ordinary sonic journey.
TimerXmas Eileen

A track that fuses electronic elements with rock energy has been born from Xmas Eileen.
The masked members’ exhilarating, fast-paced sound and the twin vocalists’ distinctive voices weave an original performance that stirs the listener’s heart.
Included on their second album “DIS IS LOVE” since September 2017, this song was also chosen as the theme for the “Fading Cosmos” arc of the anime Monster Strike.
Blending a wide range of genres—loud rock, EDM, hip-hop, and reggae—its innovative sound is a must-hear for mix-genre fans.
Recommended for those seeking music that transcends genre boundaries and for anyone who wants to experience powerful live performances.
BLOW BACK [HOUSE OF THE RISING FUNK]YKZ
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YKZ’s fusion rock explodes with shocking power and heat.
A deep, funky bassline intertwines exquisitely with skillful rap work, while a razor-edged guitar sound infused with Latin and funk elements crafts a unique sonic world.
Released in July 2002 by Sony Music Entertainment, this track is included on the album “THE FIRE THAT BURNS WITHIN” and was produced to commemorate the band’s confirmed appearance at that year’s FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL.
With its fierce sound and groovy rhythms, this is a highly recommended track for energetic workouts or whenever you want to elevate your mood.
Bingosukebōkingu

The sound that brilliantly fuses hip-hop’s groovy beats with punk rock’s energy made a striking impact with Skebo King’s debut single released in 1997.
Riding on a deep, heavy bassline and sharp scratching, the flow strikes a perfect balance of humor and cool.
In 2000, the track was included as a remixed version on their major-label debut album “SUPER BEST,” revived with fresh arrangements by Captain Funk.
It’s a standout not only for lighting up party scenes, but also as an exceptional soundtrack for a drive.
Enjoying near-legendary status, this track remains a shining landmark of the Japanese mixture-rock scene.


