What makes Stacked Rubbish by the GazettE notable?

'Stacked Rubbish' debuted at number one on the Oricon charts, marking a significant commercial success for the GazettE. The album also garnered critical acclaim for its bold experimentation, influencing the visual kei movement and establishing the band as key players in alternative metal. Released in 2007, 'Stacked Rubbish' is the GazettE's third studio album, following their breakthrough record 'Nil' from 2006. This album solidified their position in the Japanese music scene, showcasing their evolution from visual kei roots into a more diverse sound palette.

Who is Stacked Rubbish for?

Stacked Rubbish works well if you're into wave-like intensity fluctuations, cathartic moments of chaos and haunting melodies with heavy riffs.

How many songs are on Stacked Rubbish?

Stacked Rubbish has 14 tracks, running approximately 56 minutes.

Stacked Rubbish

the GazettE · 2007

56 min · 14 tracks · punk · alternative metal

A chaotic blend of heavy riffs and haunting melodies, merging alternative metal with punk rock's raw energy.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

wave-like intensity fluctuations
cathartic moments of chaos
haunting melodies with heavy riffs
dynamic journey through emotions
engaging in-order listening experience

Maybe skip if you want

prefer predictable song structures
seek instant gratification tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 2007, 'Stacked Rubbish' is the GazettE's third studio album, following their breakthrough record 'Nil' from 2006. This album solidified their position in the Japanese music scene, showcasing their evolution from visual kei roots into a more diverse sound palette.
Stylistic neighbors: Dir En Grey· Mucc· Alice Nine