Soon after, on September 19, 2007, Buck-Tick released their fifteenth studio album, Tenshi no Revolver . Though they continued using a few gothic elements, they discarded the use of synth and digital elements for this album, the concept for which was a “straight band sound”. The band held a long 34-date national tour to support the album, which lasted until December and included three Day in Question concerts. Coinciding with the stripped back nature on the album’s music, the stage setup for the tour was also much simpler than usual. Also in December, the cellphone company SoftBank released special-edition Buck-Tick mobile phones that had been designed by the band members.
Soon after, on September 19, 2007, Buck-Tick released their fifteenth
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