Structural Reform

"Kōzō Kaikaku (Structural Reform)" marks the long- awaited second album - the first in ten years - from the legendary underground psychedelic alternative political punk rock band BEER LOVERS PARTY TOKYO. Now performing as a four-piece, BLPT pushes their sound in a more pop-leaning direction while keeping their trademark freedom intact, weaving together elements of straight-ahead rock, funk, punk, and alternative music into a distinctly BLPT sonic landscape.
The album features five tracks that capture the full spectrum of the band's identity:
"Theme of BLPT", a definitive statement piece distilling the essence of BLPT in both lyrics and composition
"All Free", a catchy lead single with a bright pop sensibility
"The Farthest Place In The World From Your Home", a mellow new direction showcasing the band's emotional range
"Mouse Song", a live-favorite punk anthem
"fever", a ballad written back in 2005, shortly after the band first formed
Together, these songs encapsulate BLPT's twenty-year history while boldly carving out a new stylistic frontier. As a political collective as well as a band, this album stands as proof that their activism is entering its next phase - a work that truly embodies the spirit of structural reform.