Attack On Titan Opening Band Willing To Make A Song For Chainsaw Man Anime
Attack On Titan Season 4 Part 2 opening theme song titled “The Rumbling” is one of the most played songs across all the music streaming services. The song broke through in the Billboard charts as well. And, now the band behind this enthusiastic song is looking forward to working in the anime television series Chainsaw Man.
Recently, the Japanese band “SiM (Silence iz Mine)” gave an exclusive interview to the media website, Anime Corner, where they talked about the inspiration behind the making of “The Rumbling”. The band consists of four members: MAH (Vocalist), SHOW-HATE (Guitarist), SIN (Bassist) and GODRi (Drummer).
During the interview, the band shared their experience behind the creation process of the opening song of AOT. The challenges they went through and the difficulties in writing & composing the song. The band also mentioned their favorite characters from the Attack On Titan series as well.
But, the interesting thing happened when the interviewer asked the band about the anime or manga for which they would like to make a theme song in the future on which the vocalist of SiM, MAH mentioned about the Chainsaw Man anime.
He quoted, “The song “YO HO” on our latest album, which was released in 2020, was inspired by One Piece, so I’d like people to listen to it. I’d also like to create a song for Chainsaw Man. And if it ever gets an anime, I’d like to perform a theme song for Kaiju No. 8, as I read a lot of manga.”
Other members of SiM as well expressed their desire to make a theme song for the most-awaited anime series of 2022, Chainsaw Man. The band is a huge admirer of the manga series & are willing to work for it in the near future.
Maybe, we will get to see them performing the opening song of Chainsaw Man anime as they have once done it before. SiM’s 2020 released song “Devil in Your Heart” perfectly matches the theme of Chainsaw Man and fits right into its dark plot. Check out their song below.
SiM’s “The Rumbling” took the international charts by storm, with many fans praising it as an opening song truly worthy of Attack on Titan anime. The TV size version of the song has been played over 30.8 million times on Spotify and has 36 million views on YouTube. The full version of the song is also officially out on the internet.
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