A compilation of Western songs with titles that start with 'S'
When it comes to songs with titles that start with “S,” do any come to mind?
We don’t usually pay attention to the first letter of a song title, so it might not be easy to think of examples right away.
However, there are plenty of English words that start with “S,” like “Start,” “Shake,” “Season,” and “Save.”
In this article, I’ll introduce many songs with titles beginning with “S,” regardless of era or genre.
You might discover something new by grouping songs in a way you haven’t considered before!
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Compilation of Western songs with titles starting with 'S' (231–240)
Same Ol’The Heavy
Many of you probably remember the commercial series aired from 2014 to 2017 in which Shun Oguri played Momotaro, as it became a major talking point at the time.
With visuals and direction that looked straight out of a Hollywood film, it was so stylish that you might not even have realized it was a Pepsi ad.
The BGM used in the commercial is Same Ol’ by the British rock band The Heavy.
Its powerful, heavy guitar riff leaves a strong impression—just hearing the intro can knock you out.
The “Ol’” in the title is an abbreviation of “Old,” so “Same Old” conveys the idea of repeating the same things.
The lyrics wryly depict unchanging, monotonous days, making it a track that can give you a push when you’re dissatisfied with the status quo or want to take on a challenge.
Stop and PanicCirrus
Cirrus, known as a group representing the American big beat scene, is a unit consisting of Aaron Carter and Stephen James Barry.
Their musical style overflows with quintessential “big beat” energy, fusing blistering breakbeats with razor-sharp electronic textures.
This track combines the sense of urgent tension implied by its title with a ferocious, liberating rush of speed.
Released in May 1999 and reaching No.
11 on the US Dance chart, it was featured in numerous video games, including Need for Speed: High Stakes, heightening their worlds with added thrills.
Its adrenaline-charged progression makes it the perfect number for moments when you want to boost your mood.
A compilation of Western songs with titles starting with “S” (241–250)
Space Cow Initiation Ritual (feat. George Clinton)Dance Gavin Dance
Dance Gavin Dance, acclaimed for their musicianship that deftly navigates genres like jazz fusion and funk atop a post-hardcore foundation, continue to command a devoted following—evidenced by their 2022 album Jackpot Juicer reaching No.
8 on the U.S.
charts.
Their latest track is an unconventional collaboration featuring funk legend George Clinton as a guest.
Released from their forthcoming album Pantheon, due in September 2025, the song fuses the band’s razor-edged sound with funk’s groove to electrifying effect.
Lyrically, it paints a feverish inner landscape—relentless headaches, anxieties about friendship, and more.
It’s a must-hear for anyone seeking experimental sounds that transcend genre boundaries.
Summer SeizuresThe Cribs
The Cribs, a band that has long led UK indie rock.
In 2012, they received the Q Awards’ “Spirit of Independence,” earning high praise for their independent stance.
Their new track is a glittering, sophisticated song that deftly weaves in elements of pop and new wave.
It was inspired by the experience of the Jarman brothers—exhausted by their hectic schedule—stepping away from creating and spending a summer reconnecting.
Themes of love, tragedy, and living in harmony with oneself are expressed through melodies that are wistful yet beautiful.
This piece is taken from the album “Selling A Vibe,” set for release in January 2026, and was pre-released in August 2025.
Recommended for anyone who wants to immerse themselves in an emotional sound that signals the band’s renewal.
Sickle WalkYHWH Nailgun
Yahweh Nailgun is an experimental rock band making waves with a shocking, unforgettable sound that sticks in your head after a single listen.
Formed amid the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, their aggressive style—devouring elements of post-punk and noise—has drawn serious attention.
Their debut album, “45 Pounds,” released in March 2025, earned high scores on review sites and was hailed as “universally acclaimed.” Their TIDAL Rising grant win also speaks to their promising future.
The sound—where machine-like precise drumming that makes full use of rototoms collides with percussive vocals—is truly breathtaking.
Highly recommended for those seeking boundary-defying, cutting-edge music in the vein of This Heat or Battles.
SlatemanGodflesh
Godflesh, the foundation of industrial metal born in England.
This is a masterpiece they unleashed in August 1991, one that deserves to be etched into the genre’s history.
It is also included on releases such as the EP Slavestate.
G.
C.
Green’s bass—often likened to a glacier grinding mountains to dust—the mercilessly repetitive drum machine, and the desolate guitar weave together a truly overwhelming sound.
Riding atop that relentlessly inorganic wall of noise, Justin K.
Broadrick’s vocals resound with a poignancy that borders on pain.
This unique world where mechanical coldness clashes with human fragility promises a profound metal experience that is far more than mere aggression.
SpecterBAD OMENS
This track by the American band Bad Omens starts delicately and expands into something grand, making you feel as if you’re watching a film.
The fragile yet powerful vocals blend beautifully with the electro sound cloaked in a supernatural atmosphere.
With the theme “the beginning of a journey toward the end,” the song follows a character struggling in pursuit of something lost—hearing their story may make many listeners want to confront their own inner emotions.
Following their RIAA Gold-certified masterpiece The Death of Peace of Mind, this standalone release from August 2025 is also expressed visually in a video featuring actor Ryan Hurst, capturing its dark aesthetic.
It’s the perfect track for a night when you want to dive deep into a story.