SiM
17455th
Chartmetric Rank
1.8M
Monthly Listeners
90.8K
Playlist Count
About SiM
SiM, short for Silence iz Mine, is a Japanese alternative metal band formed in 2004 in Shonan, Kanagawa Prefecture. The band is renowned for their unique blend of punk rock, reggae, ska, and metal influences, creating a distinctive sound. They gained significant global attention for their song "The Rumbling," which served as the opening theme for the anime series Attack on Titan: The Final Season Part 2. SiM's energetic live performances and diverse musical style have earned them a strong following both in Japan and internationally. Their music often features heavy guitar riffs, intense vocals, and catchy reggae-infused rhythms.
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Streaming Stats
Spotify
Followers
497.2K
Monthly Listeners
1.8M
Playlist Count
90.8K
Playlist Reach
14.5M
TikTok
Followers
113.5K
Likes
2.5M
Top Video Views
1.6B
YouTube
Subscribers
400K
Total Views
300.2M
Monthly Video Views
5.2M
Daily Video Views
189.1K
Pandora
Monthly Listeners
5K
Streams
2M
Shazam
Shazams
1.5M
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