
Rebellion, We Are
I recently watched a BBC feature marking 50 years of punk. I didn't come away thinking they were saying punk is dead.
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/ The sound
One-off releases, experiments, and songs released under the PFFEJ name. No fixed lineup. No fixed rules.
/ Discography

I recently watched a BBC feature marking 50 years of punk. I didn't come away thinking they were saying punk is dead.
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A sharp protest song aimed at political hypocrisy, flattery, and the spectacle of power without accountability.
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There was a time when the world turned toward human lives, not profit. Moments like Live Aid showed that people could act beyond borders, even without power or wealth.
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This song was written because I can’t stand watching this anymore. A man like Donald Trump openly talks about actions that will lead to massive loss of life, and yet nothing stops it.
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Pope Leo XIV delivers a homily during the Palm Sunday Mass in Saint Peter’s Square at the Vatican, March 29, 2026. At a time when few are willing to speak plainly, his words are clear.
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A response to careless words spoken about the dead, asking what respect and public responsibility should look like.
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This song is a riot against power without mourning. When tragedy happens and no word of sorrow follows, when human lives are treated like numbers, when new violence is spoken of as if it were normal, anger is no longer avoidable.
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A playful genre-crossing track about sharing the same ride while seeing the world from completely different angles.
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This song is not about one country, one party, or one person. It’s about old thinking controlling a future it won’t live in.
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An angry protest track whose full message unfolds through its subtitles, pushing beyond what the lyrics alone could hold.
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Punk in Every Way — No Borders, No Limits — Rock was never meant to stay in one shape, one era, or one instrument. Every generation bends it, breaks it, rebuilds it — and that’s the point.
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In these past few years, both politics and the climate have been nothing short of chaotic. If history is supposed to teach us something, then it’s about time the politicians woke up.
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That's Not When She wanted more time together. Some stories don’t end badly —they just end when they should.
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PUNKS in Dreamland She wanted Dreamland again and again. I liked being there — just not living inside it.
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"A Shy Message(That didn't get across)" A cheerful punk song about a not-so-cheerful situation.
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Speed, noise, heavy guitars, and an uncomplicated declaration of love for punk in all its unruly forms.
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“Tell You About It, PUNKS” A punk-rock track built from a mix of dry sarcasm, real-life frustration, and a crooked half-smile. It’s a song about talking to the next generation without yelling, without preaching — just laying the truth out with a smirk.
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Fast, sarcastic punk rock with an ’80s rock-and-roll edge, answering anyone who thinks loud guitars and attitude have gone out of style.
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A bright, noisy thank-you to the first 10,000 people who joined this independent punk project from Japan.
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A humorous middle-aged punk anthem about getting older, aching more, and refusing to surrender the attitude.
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A story we never finished, and a song that never tries to cry. Two stubborn punks who ran too fast to fall in love, ruined Christmas, kept going, and grew up somewhere along the way.
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Every family’s got one — the quiet first son who obeys, and the second one who just won’t. This song is about that “second son chaos” — the funny, loud, and painfully real love between a mother, her two sons, and a dad who’s just watching it all with a smirk.
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A restrained remix about friendship, presence, and the quiet comfort of being held without needing to explain everything.
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"Shame on You, PUNKS" is a sarcastic punk statement from Punk From Far East Japan, aimed at the hypocrisy of modern diplomacy and political self-praise. The song mixes fast, tight rhythm guitars and dry snare beats with a cynical vocal delivery that sounds like reading global…
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A candid statement about making music with AI: using the tool openly while keeping human taste, intention, and punk spirit at the center.
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This song is not about voices lost through violence — it’s about voices that still remain. Love does not belong to politics, religion, or nations.
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A protest song that questions who justice protects—and who is left outside when power writes the rules.
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Instead of empty nostalgia, it’s a battle cry against the fraud and denial of climate reality. This track takes aim at those so-called leaders who dismiss global warming as a hoax, while people already face unbearable heat, raging wildfires, devastating floods, and sinking…
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"Punks in Sleep Disorder" This song was born as an homage to the raw energy of Metallica’s thrash classics like “Enter Sandman” and “Fuel.” I’ve always admired the way they could turn fear, speed, and heaviness into pure anthems.
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Make Our Planet Great Again 📢 About this song This is not a protest song. This is what happens when world leaders scream over one another, waving flags and grabbing the mic, while the planet quietly burns behind them.
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A loud, funny pop-punk song about flimsy excuses, bad decisions, and raising one more glass with no regrets.
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No choreography and no polish—just middle-aged bodies, loud guitars, and a stubborn demand to keep playing punk.
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A raw, high-speed letter from a father to his sons, delivered here in a motion-graphics version.
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This song captures the pure moment of joy — that instant when you can’t help but shout “Hallelujah!” It’s not about religion, but about the universal feeling of celebration and gratitude.
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This song is a message—loud and quiet at once. Just words that refused to disappear.
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This acoustic ballad gives voice to those living with adjustment disorder — a quiet struggle often hidden behind smiles. With soft piano, and a single phrase repeated like a heartbeat — “I’m still here” — the song captures what it means to endure silently, when just existing…
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Obrigado, My Good Man – An acoustic ballad about quiet, unspoken love, gratitude, and letting go. Told from the perspective of a single mother, the song follows her bittersweet journey—meeting someone who brought warmth back into her life, knowing he belonged to someone else,…
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Song Title: Can’t Read, Can’t Sleep, Still Punk (Middle Age Riot) 🎙️ Artist: Punk From Far East Japan 📀 About the Song: “Can’t Read, Can’t Sleep, Still Punk” is a middle-aged rebellion anthem with humor, grit, and heart. It's a loud, catchy, and very real expression of what…
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A life-without-regret punk song about choosing guitars over savings and facing the end with one last crooked movie quote.
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From the Far East Japan punk scene comes a bittersweet summer punk song — loud, fast, and quietly honest. This is for every “nice guy” who tried too hard, spoke too late, or got stuck being everyone’s friend.
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A restrained song about friendship, presence, and the quiet comfort of being held without needing to explain everything.
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A raw, high-speed letter from a father to his sons about living fully and carrying the noise forward.
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An AI-composed symphonic protest piece that sets destructive power against the quieter possibility of restraint and peace.
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Not against a single country, but against childish leaders who treat war like a game. They press buttons, drop bombs, and hide behind walls—while civilians bleed.
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