Classic and Popular Songs by THE ORAL CIGARETTES
THE ORAL CIGARETTES is a four-piece rock band from Nara Prefecture.They shot to stardom after winning the Grand Prix at MASH A&R.Their secret to popularity lies in their addictive, curveball-packed songs and live performances that captivate every viewer.
THE ORAL CIGARETTES’ Famous and Popular Songs (1–10)
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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.
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A mid-tempo number by THE ORAL CIGARETTES that sings of the resolve to face one’s own weaknesses and move forward—slowly, perhaps, but surely.
Featured as the 15th track on the album “SUCK MY WORLD,” released in April 2020, the song is imbued with a desire to find hope amid the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Its grand, blissful sound, enhanced by a gospel choir, is sure to make you feel the strength to try again.
It also served as the theme song for Nara Television’s high school baseball highlight program “Dramatic Nine.”
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5th single “DIP-BAP.” On the tour following this single’s release, they invited members from bands like go!go!vanillas, Kyuso Nekokami, and ROTTENGRAFFTY, selling out every show.
They are truly cementing their status as a band that will lead the next generation.
In December 2016, they were slated to perform at ROTTENGRAFFTY’s year-end event “Porno Ultra Express,” and were also set to share the stage with bands such as MUCC, DIR EN GREY, and Dragon Ash.
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This song was tied in as the opening theme for season 2 of the anime Noragami, which catapulted it to nationwide recognition in Japan.
It was released after the vocalist’s throat surgery, but I feel their voice gained a richer luster compared to before.
The song’s style and worldview seem to showcase this band’s strengths at a full 100%.
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It’s a very cool song that kicks off with an impactful guitar riff and features sharp, well-placed hits throughout.
The Oral Cigarettes have a distinctive approach to guitar tones, and this track is the kind you’ll get hooked on after just one listen.
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I was so captivated by the rich, masculine vocals—so much so that I thought it was the second coming of Kiyoharu from Kuroyume.
This is my favorite track.
This song became their first single to debut in the top 10 on the Oricon weekly chart.
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Like “Kizuke yo Baby,” it’s included on the second album, FIXION.
Although it’s the ninth track, the chorus is pronounced the same as the album title, with only a different spelling, which makes you wonder if there’s a hidden meaning.
It features up-tempo, driving phrases with call-and-response that matches the song title.
It’s a track that gets the audience involved and really keeps everyone grooving!