Anime is known for having fantastically elaborate, memorable opening songs. They’re almost their own independent experience when watching them, like a wonderful bonus on top of each and every show. So, since it’s that time of year, we’re going to dive into the best openings of the best horror anime in existence, ranking them from “worst” (but still great) to best.
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Read MoreIDLES has garnered a cult-like following throughout their twelve years as a band. Upon finally seeing them live, it’s no secret as to why: after all, an IDLES show is a lesson in community and love—soundtracked by some bangers, of course.
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