Japanese indie rock with the kind of quarter-life existential voltage that hums like a Jazzmaster through a half-broken tube amp, Adult family’s 「28歳になったら」 (28-sai ni nattara / When I Turn 28) lands as a sharply self-aware MV about the ghost version of yourself you once expected to become. The song’s premise—sending a message from the failed dreams of 18 to the reality of 28—gives it that deliciously bittersweet seishun-after-the-credits energy, where every guitar line feels like a receipt for lost time.
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