“A masterclass in mood, melody, and modern nostalgia.” — College Radio Charts

Blueprint Tokyo makes emotional, synth-filled indie rock that hits somewhere between memory and momentum. Based in Oklahoma City, the band leans into a mix of cinematic textures, layered guitars, and lyrics that feel personal without being precious. There’s a pulse to everything they do — something urgent, nostalgic, and quietly hopeful.

They’ve been compared to bands like The War on Drugs, Bleachers, Coldplay, and Two Door Cinema Club — acts that balance big hooks with real feeling. With influences rooted in post-punk, alt-pop, and a bit of art-rock atmosphere, Blueprint Tokyo doesn’t chase trends. They build soundscapes that connect — music for late drives, early mornings, and everything in between.

Their debut full-length, Neon Circuits and the Mission of Hope, has been praised for its emotional weight and sonic ambition:

“A bold, beautiful record that leaves a lasting impact on the music scene.” — Mystic Sons

“Pulses with dark beauty and fearless light.” — Illustrate Magazine

“A flickering, heartfelt transmission from somewhere between the analog past and the digital future.” — College Radio Charts

They’re not a band chasing the next playlist placement — they’re songwriters chasing connection, experimenting, evolving, and doing it all with intention.

For fans of: The War on Drugs, Foals, Bleachers, White Lies, Sam Fender, M83, The Killers, CHVRCHES, Silversun Pickups, and Nothing But Thieves.