What does Guilty sound like?

Melodic rock anthems intertwine with introspective lyrics, showcasing a blend of emotional depth and catchy hooks. Rooted in rock music. Start with "Red moon & Silver sun ～My Private“Jealousy”".

Is Guilty a good place to start with Glay?

Yes, Guilty is recommended as a starting point for new Glay listeners. Melodic rock anthems intertwine with introspective lyrics, showcasing a blend of emotional depth and catchy hooks. Released in early 2013, Guilty is Glay's first album after their hiatus following the 2008 release of the compilation album, Best of Glay. This period marked a return to the studio for the band, who had been prominent in the Japanese rock scene since the 1990s, and aimed to re-establish their sound in a changing musical landscape.

Guilty works well if you're into steady mid-tempo reflective moments, emotional landscapes for introspection and melodic anthems with depth.

How many songs are on Guilty?

Guilty has 10 tracks, running approximately 50 minutes.

Guilty

Glay · 2013

50 min · 10 tracks · rock music

Melodic rock anthems intertwine with introspective lyrics, showcasing a blend of emotional depth and catchy hooks.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Red moon & Silver sun ～My Private“Jealousy” Start here — establishes the sonic palette early
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everKrack （album ver.） — This track combines infectious melodies with a driving beat, encapsulating the band's signature sound while addressing themes of personal struggle.
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FACTORY — The song stands out with its haunting instrumentation and introspective lyrics, reflecting on the complexities of life and relationships.
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初恋を唄え — This track features a nostalgic tone that resonates with listeners, highlighting Glay's ability to evoke emotion through storytelling.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady mid-tempo reflective moments
emotional landscapes for introspection
melodic anthems with depth
consistent flow for focused listening

Maybe skip if you

seeking instant gratification
prefer standalone tracks only

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Late Career Highlight — Released during a successful phase, showcasing their continued relevance in the rock scene.
Themes: Japanese rock nostalgia· introspective melodies· emotional landscapes
Moods: Introspective· Melancholy
Career context: Released in early 2013, Guilty is Glay's first album after their hiatus following the 2008 release of the compilation album, Best of Glay. This period marked a return to the studio for the band, who had been prominent in the Japanese rock scene since the 1990s, and aimed to re-establish their sound in a changing musical landscape.
Stylistic neighbors: B'z· X Japan· Asian Kung-Fu Generation