Masterpieces and Popular Songs by THE BACK HORN (Za Bakkuhōn)
THE BACK HORN is a band that has secured a solid place at recent rock festivals.
Their popularity shows no signs of stopping, even as they sing songs with quite heavy themes in their lyrics.
It’s also easy to understand because many of their songs have Japanese lyrics, which may be one reason for their popularity.
Here are some of Baku-Hon’s most popular songs.
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Masterpiece and popular songs by THE BACK HORN (41–50)
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Known by the abbreviation “BakuHon,” THE BACK HORN is a four-piece rock band that operates under the theme of delivering music that shakes the listener’s heart.
Their digital single Higanbana, released on February 2, 2022, features a hysteric guitar sound and a driving ensemble that really amps up the tension.
The key is low and the vocal range isn’t wide, but be careful not to fall behind the fast-paced beat.
With an arrangement that alternates between calm and intensity to create dramatic dynamics, it’s a cool rock tune.
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A four-piece alternative rock band, THE BACK HORN, that has been energetically active since their formation in 1998 under the conviction of “delivering music that moves the hearts of listeners.” This track opens their 13th album, Anthologia, and is a rock tune whose ensemble—where a thrilling guitar riff intertwines with the bassline—amps up the tension.
The dark bassline, which points in a different vector from the pop-leaning melody, creates a distinctive resonance that grabs the listener’s ear.
The high-speed slap in the interlude also works as a spice, making it a song where the bass’s presence is truly the key.
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A track from the second album ‘Heart Orchestra,’ released in 2002.
It’s a masterpiece whose powerful words and sound will move your heart.
When you’re worn out by the gap between ideals and reality, this song—singing of the same feelings—will surely soothe you.
Take your time and listen with headphones.
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Created remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic by exchanging data, THE BACK HORN’s song “Ruri-iro no Canvas” also came with the backdrop that, just as vocalist Yamada returned after having a polyp removed and the band was ready to move forward, they were forced to suspend activities due to the spread of the coronavirus.
Made under such circumstances, the song conveys a powerful resolve and emotion.
It speaks not only to the bond between musicians and fans; surely, for many others as well, it will bring certain people or memories to mind.
AkaiyamiThe Back Horn
The heavy, weighty sound is striking.
It’s a song by THE BACK HORN, a four-piece rock band formed in 1998.
It’s included on their first album, “Ningen Program,” released in 2001.
It’s a masterpiece packed tightly with their early, raw impulse.
