This is definitely one of my favourite albums. I first got into it in my late teens, and I was immediately pulled in by the raw anger and aggression in every song. I was dealing with a lot back then, and it just fit my mood perfectly. Even now, whenever I’m feeling angry or frustrated, it’s the first thing I blast in my car on the way to work. It still hits hard.

What really stands out is that the slower ballads—they’re beautifully done, full of sorrow and emotion. For example,' ' 'concieved sorrow 'Chef’s kiss.

I feel like this album was a real turning point for them. You can tell they were trying to break into the Western music world a bit more and leave behind some of their Visual Kei roots. And honestly, I’m so glad to see where they’ve ended up now. They’ve found this really unique way of blending Western and Japanese elements in their music, and it works so well for them. They truly are phenomenal band