List of Madlax albums

Madlax is a 26-episode anime television series produced in 2004 by the Bee Train animation studio. Its original soundtrack was created by the well-known composer Yuki Kajiura,[1] partly in collaboration with Yuuka Nanri (as part of FictionJunction Yuuka). Two OST albums and two singles were released by Victor Entertainment in the same year.

Madlax OST I

Madlax Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Released2004
GenreAnime soundtrack
Length59:34
LabelGeneon
ProducersKeiichi Nozaki
Yasunori Mori
Yuki Kajiura
FictionJunction Yuuka chronology
Madlax Soundtrack Madlax OST 2

Track listing

  1. Galza (2:55)
  2. Nowhere (3:45)
  3. Limelda (2:12)
  4. Calm Days (3:15)
  5. Midnight (2:01)
  6. A Pursuit (2:01)
  7. Elenore (4:20)
  8. The Story Begins (2:59)
  9. Vanessa (2:01)
  10. To Find Your Flower (2:22)
  11. No Man's Land (3:02)
  12. The Day, Too Far (2:16)
  13. Calm Violence (2:40)
  14. Cradle (1:51)
  15. Battlefield (2:48)
  16. Quanzitta (1:59)
  17. Enfant (2:08)
  18. In a Foreign Town (3:14)
  19. Flame (2:32)
  20. Dawnlight (2:02)
  21. Peace in Your Mind (1:59)
  22. Margaret (3:14)
  23. Hitomi no Kakera (4:16)

Madlax OST II

Madlax Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Released2004
GenreAnime soundtrack
LabelGeneon
ProducersKeiichi Nozaki
Yasunori Mori
Yuki Kajiura
FictionJunction Yuuka chronology
Madlax OST 1 Madlax Soundtrack

Track listing

  1. We Are One (2:02)
  2. Your Place (2:22)
  3. Open Your Box (2:44)
  4. Fall on You (2:12)
  5. Lost Command (2:51)
  6. Saints (3:52)
  7. A Plot (2:41)
  8. People Are People (2:54)
  9. Complicated (2:03)
  10. Cannabinoids (3:33)
  11. Friday (3:03)
  12. If I Die (2:22)
  13. Gazth-Sonika (3:02)
  14. Places of the Holy (3:32)
  15. A Tropical Night (2:17)
  16. Hearts (2:49)
  17. Cold (1:59)
  18. We're Gonna Groove (3:46)
  19. Street Corner (2:15)
  20. She's Gotta Go (3:01)
  21. Bank on Me (2:20)
  22. I Defend You (1:59)
  23. Madlax (3:14)
  24. Inside Your Heart (3:45)

References

  1. ↑ Clements, Jonathan; McCarthy, Helen (2006). The Anime Encyclopedia: A Guide to Japanese Animation Since 1917. Stone Bridge Press. Retrieved July 18, 2026.