Acid Black Cherry has announced the re-release of all 11 of their albums across various music platforms, a heartfelt gesture coinciding with vocalist yasu’s birthday. This marks the first time in six years that yasu has shared a personal message with fans.

The re-released albums, including Black List, Q.E.D., 2012, L -エル-, and cover albums Recreation 1 and Recreation 2, feature updated mixes and remastering. Fans can also look forward to newly recorded versions of tracks previously included on tribute albums, adding a fresh twist to these beloved works.

This initiative also introduces Acid Black Cherry as the inaugural artist under the newly established LtOVES label, founded by the band’s long-time producer Shintaro Kikuchi. The label aims to breathe new life into Acid Black Cherry’s legacy, presenting their music in innovative ways that connect deeply with their audience.

In a message shared on January 27, yasu expressed profound gratitude for the unwavering support he has received during his extended hiatus. Reflecting on his journey of recovery, he shared the challenges of managing health issues that have delayed his return to performing. While the road has been slow and difficult, he remains steadfast in his efforts to heal, holding onto the hope of reuniting with fans someday.

He also underscored the importance of LtOVES as a bridge between Acid Black Cherry and their audience, describing how Kikuchi will take the lead in unveiling untold stories and unseen facets of the band through this new chapter.

With a renewed sense of appreciation, yasu thanked fans for their enduring love and encouraged them to stay healthy and happy until the day they can meet again.

This announcement not only invites fans to rediscover Acid Black Cherry’s catalog but also provides a glimpse into the exciting future collaborations between the band and LtOVES. The revitalized music is now available on streaming platforms.  You can stream it by clicking here.