Popular Songs Ranking of Shinsei Kamattechan [2025]

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Shinsei Kamattechan – The Rock ’n’ Roll Won’t Stop / THE FIRST TAKE

Since they began their activities in the late 2000s, Shinsei Kamattechan have carved out a unique presence within the 2010s Japanese rock scene, and—helped by the outrageous performances of frontman Noko—have built a fervent fan base.

Their cult popularity is evident in the release of a film inspired by their songs, Shinsei Kamattechan: Rock ’n’ Roll Won’t Stop.

The track that lends its title to the film, Rock ’n’ Roll Won’t Stop, is one of their signature songs, and it’s fresh in our memories that they performed it on THE FIRST TAKE in January 2025, generating a lot of buzz.

The bass part is basically root notes; although a more melodic phrase appears in the chorus, it mostly repeats, so once you learn it, even beginner bassists should be able to play it without trouble.

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Shinsei Kamattechan - Besties / Zuttomo

“Zutomo” is a word often used on social media that means “friends forever.” That’s right—I don’t think friendship is limited by gender.

Even if you’re from different countries or don’t share a language, you can still be “Zutomo.” I think this song, which celebrates that kind of genderlessness, is really wonderful.

Even if it’s not entirely accepted, listening to this song makes me feel that at least a little understanding will be granted.

It sings that it’s enough to be honest with your feelings and believe in yourself.

Highly recommended.

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I don’t need friends, die — PV — Shinsei Kamattechan

This song by Shinsei Kamattechan starts with shocking lyrics right from the beginning.

Not only the lyrics but even the title was provocative.

It’s a track from their fifth album, “Tanoshii ne,” released in 2012.

The lyrics include words that might feel a bit over the top, but for those who feel betrayed by friends and weighed down by loneliness, it’s a song that can bring you to tears.

It captures a sense of having your loneliness understood, as if the song speaks for you and helps clear your emotions—one you’ll want to blast at full volume when you’re feeling down.

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Shinsei Kamattechan “Ruru-chan’s Suicide Livestream” Music Video

An internet pop-rock band known on YouTube and Niconico.

Commonly called Kamattē-chan, or SKC.

Despite its poppy melody, this song overflows with extreme lines about jumping in front of trains and livestreaming suicide.

The more you listen, the darker it feels—beyond pitch-black, you might say.

If you get the chance, be sure to watch the terrifying music video as well.

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Shinsei Kamattechan "I Want to Die, Sunflower" Music Video

This song uses metaphor to express the anguish of living.

This work by Shinsei Kamattechan is included on the album “Danchi Thesis,” released in January 2025.

Its unique world blends a sense of collapse with inner screams, leaving a sharp impression.

The chaotic yet nostalgic sound arrangement lingers in your ears and mind.

Recommended for times when you want to face your inner self or let out unpleasant feelings.

It’s a track that lets you fully savor Shinsei Kamattechan’s musicality.

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Shinsei Kamattechan “Summer Vacation at 33” Music Video

This is a song released by Shinsei Kamattechan in 2018 that drew attention for paying homage to their own track “23-sai no Natsuyasumi” (“23-Year-Old’s Summer Vacation”).

It sings about the changes that have come with the passage of ten years, as well as the things that have remained the same.

How about taking this nostalgic season of summer as an opportunity to look back on your own past?

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Shinsei Kamattechan “It’ll Surely Get Better” Music Video Full Ver.

Many college students probably grew up listening to Shinsei Kamattechan during their middle and high school years.

Although they have many songs that express pain and hardship, this track conveys a positive feeling in its lyrics.

Even if you’re not familiar with them, listening when you’re feeling down should make your heart feel a little lighter.