UNISON SQUARE GARDEN’s famous and popular songs

Life-size EarthUNISON SQUARE GARDEN

Toushindai No Chikyuu

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN is a rock band renowned for their technical performances.

On “Life-Sized Earth,” a track from their self-titled major debut album, you can hear a funky bass solo by Tomoya Tabuchi.

The shift from a band ensemble that climbs stepwise in pitch to bass playing backed only by drums and claps is striking in its contrast of motion and stillness.

Be sure to check out this upper tune that’ll have you naturally moving to the beat!

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Phantom JokeUNISON SQUARE GARDEN

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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kaleido proud fiestaUNISON SQUARE GARDEN

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN「kaleido proud fiesta」MV

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN is a band known for each member’s outstanding musicianship and for catchy songs that stick in your head.

They’ve landed numerous tie-ins so far, so many listeners have probably heard their music before.

Their band name has a pleasing ring that makes you want to say it out loud—and that’s no accident.

They chose it because they wanted a cool-sounding band name.

When the vocalist, Saito, looked up the character for his surname “斉” in the dictionary, he found the phrase “国歌斉唱” (singing the national anthem in unison).

From there, they took “unison” as the foundation and built a cool band name around it.

By the way, “Square Garden” comes from Madison Square Garden in the United States.

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You are my friend.UNISON SQUARE GARDEN

[Karaoke] Kimi wa Tomodachi / UNISON SQUARE GARDEN [Misa]

It was included on CIDER ROAD, released in 2013.

It debuted at No.

9 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart, which helped it gain wider recognition.

The song reflects the unique worldview of Tabuchi, who wrote and composed it, and the more you listen, the more the depth of the lyrics reveals itself.

The attraction is starting.UNISON SQUARE GARDEN

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN “The Attraction Begins (they call it ‘NO.6’)” Short Ver.

This track from the 6th album “Dr.Izzy” feels great to listen to, with its powerful drive after the chorus kicks in and its catchy melody line.

The music video is adorable, too, perfectly matching the pop sound.

crazy birthdayUNISON SQUARE GARDEN

Featured on the album CIDER ROAD, this song showcases Tabuchi’s distinctive worldview.

Thanks to its call-and-response with the audience and upbeat tempo, it has become a live staple.

Even more than five years after its release, it’s still performed as a set closer at concerts.

Serene and sweet autumn evening lyricismUNISON SQUARE GARDEN

[Full Lyrics] Serene Sweet Autumn Dusk Lyricism / UNISON SQUARE GARDEN [Acoustic Chords]

This is a song by UNISON SQUARE GARDEN, a three-piece band from Tokyo.

It’s included on their seventh album, MODE MOOD MODE, released in 2018.

The melody line is lovely, like a clear autumn sky.

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