RADWIMPS Release New Album Anew on October 8

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Japanese rock band Radwimps will release their new studio album Anew on October 8, 2025. The record marks the group’s first studio release in four years and coincides with their 20th major debut anniversary. Anew Album Details Anew features 12 tracks, including 10 brand new recordings alongside “Tamamono,” theme for NHK’s drama Anpan, and “Meidai,” created for NTV’s news zero. The release blends the band’s signature alternative rock style with anniversary-themed reflections. A limited 20th Anniversary Special Box is also being offered, which includes behind-the-scenes material, a recording of their June studio performance, interviews, rare footage from their first Yokohama Arena show in 2007, and songs from their Fuji Rock Festival 2025 appearance. Radwimps Anniversary Tour To celebrate the album and milestone year, Radwimps are embarking on a 17-show arena tour across nine cities in Japan. Their hometown performances in Yokohama will feature guest appearances by BUMP OF CHICKEN, Vaundy, and YOASOBI. Band Background Formed in 2001 and signed to a major label in 2005, Radwimps have released nine studio albums and toured extensively across Asia, Europe, North America, and Latin America. International recognition grew significantly through their collaborations with filmmaker Makoto Shinkai, providing scores for Your Name, Weathering with […]
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Radwimps release Anew, their 1st studio album in 4 years, on October 8. The 20th anniversary album includes 12 tracks & a special edition box.

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[Pelicant]

RADWIMPS have been part of my playlist since high school, and it makes me emotional to think that their debut was twenty years ago. They were already good storytellers before working with Makoto Shinkai, but those movie projects pushed them to another level. I am curious if Anew will include a cinematic touch like their soundtrack work. The limited edition looks like something collectors would love. I wish they would also release it internationally so fans outside Japan can enjoy it.

 

[Tear Here]

It is amazing that RADWIMPS are still active after two decades. Many bands fade after ten years, but they keep evolving. I think Anew will be meaningful because it sounds like a reflection of their journey. The inclusion of “Meidai” and “Tamamono” connects their music to real Japanese television culture. I also like how they mix soft emotional songs with more experimental tracks. Their tour lineup looks strong, and having BUMP OF CHICKEN appear is like a dream collaboration for old fans.

 

[Arrowneck]

I am excited for the Anew release but also curious about how they will sound now. Their earlier albums had a youthful energy, but now that they are celebrating twenty years, maybe their themes will be more mature. I like when artists grow and show new perspectives instead of repeating the same formula. I hope RADWIMPS will share more behind-the-scenes interviews online, especially for international fans who cannot attend the tour.

 

[Kai]

I appreciate that the band is offering a special edition for their 20th year. It shows respect for their fans. Many western artists no longer do that, but Japanese musicians often value physical releases. RADWIMPS always had deep lyrics, and I think Anew might focus on themes of time and change. I hope it will have songs that make listeners think about how much life has changed in twenty years.

 

[WeepingMemories3000]

I think RADWIMPS’ collaboration with Makoto Shinkai helped them gain international fans, but albums like Anew remind people that they are more than just soundtrack artists. They are a serious rock band with their own voice. I like that this album celebrates both their past and present. The 12 tracks sound promising, and I expect a balance of soft melodies and energetic songs.

 

[IllustriousSyntax3]

I have been following Radwimps since their Your Name soundtrack, and I am happy to see them return with a full studio album after four years. The title Anew feels symbolic because the band has always been good at mixing emotions and reflection. I think including songs like “Tamamono” and “Meidai” gives balance to the tracklist since those songs already connect with fans from TV and drama audiences. The Special Box edition sounds meaningful for longtime supporters. I like that they are giving us a piece of their history through live footage and interviews. Their anniversary tour lineup looks strong too, especially with YOASOBI and BUMP OF CHICKEN joining.

 

[Michelle73A]

I admire Radwimps for staying consistent all these years. Four years is a long time between albums, but the break probably helped them recharge. I plan to listen to Anew the moment it drops. I’m also glad they are sharing old concert footage. Many younger fans, including me, never saw their 2007 performances. Their collaboration with other artists on the Yokohama shows makes it even more special.