[Machine Translation] This is the first album by Namida Logic, an adolescent progressive rock band formed in 2011. This is the band's first album after distributing three singles on the Internet, and their first nationally distributed album. The album includes re-recorded popular songs from the past as well as newly written songs for the album, making it the best album at this point in time. The album features a realistic and honest assertion of youth, blended with a sense of sadness and positivity, which evokes images of the not-too-distant afterglow of the past, the recapture of a bygone era, and second coming of age, all riding on a progressive performance that incorporates a good balance of irregular time signatures and polyrhythms. The floating A melody, the tension building bridge, and the chorus that seems to release everything into the starry sky at once are all worth listening to. The speedy syncopated development and the technical instrumental part that completely ignores the four-beat rhythm are also noteworthy. <profile>The band was formed in the fall of 2011 by Yoshinori Yamazaki and Musashi Shikanai (Olympus 16 Toushin), members of the Japanese punk band "Barbed Wire," which disbanded in the spring of the same year. In 2013, Kosuke Asai and Toru Matsuoka (Skeletons) joined the band to form the current lineup. The band name "Tears + Logic" comes from their desire to "logically unravel the irregular emotional system. The band's music is based on forward-looking and impulsive punk and rock music, and is infused with the essence of progressive rock music, including irregular time signatures and polyrhythms. The band is active mainly in Tokyo as a flagship band of "youth progressive music" that sings about a modern nostalgic world. The band's catchy melodies, positive and negative messages, and vocalist Nakajima's cute yet solid voice have gained a strong following, especially among junior high and high school students.