[Machine Translation] YAPOOL has released their long-awaited second album! It s a concept album that s unheard of these days. What do they want to smash to pieces? The album begins with the track Smash It," which declares, Smash the Tokyo Tower, and smash everything." They say there are three things they want to smash right now. The first is old music, and the second is trendy music. The third is YAPOOL as they ve been up until now, and the fourth is this city of Tokyo. Destruction (Destoroy) has long been a symbolic, primal impulse in rock and especially in punk. Several years have passed since they moved to Tokyo and started the band, and the album conveys a message that they want to tear down and rebuild the things that haven t changed at all, the things that have become distorted, and the things that are just boring. While the album includes some mid-tempo tracks amidst the intense numbers, the members say these were just coincidental and weren t intentionally included to create a balance. The album even includes YAPOOL s first-ever love song, giving it a different feel from the straightforward, one-dimensional vibe of their debut album. The album closes with Tokyo Scrap and Build," whose lyrics are sprinkled with titles from YAPOOL s past works, as the band sings about wanting to smash them all to pieces. a track that shatters those very references. It s a concept album that seems impossible in this day and age, yet is the freshest one out there please give it a listen.