[Machine Translation] The songs are mainly documentations of the experiences of people who were affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake, as written by Morita, a member of the group who had been supporting the victims of the disaster. For example, the songs include a record of the struggles of a fire brigade leader in Rikuzentakata, an image song about flying out from the disaster area in search of a light of hope, and a tribute to "Fukushima". The coincidence of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake and the Great East Japan Earthquake is the time of occurrence, 5:46 and 14:46. The time of the 9.11 earthquake is oddly at 8:46 am. We took this as a revelation with some meaning, and decided to use " :46" as the title of the album. This is Quaser's sixth CD album. The music of Quaser can be described as "sharp and heavy symphonic rock," but the guitars have a metal flavor, and the sound can be described as prog-metal. Braves" is a documentary about brave people fighting against a catastrophe, and "Born in chaos" is about the birth of a politician who represents anger and hatred in the chaos of today's society, where neoliberalism, banging and dragging each other down are rampant. The film depicts the birth of a politician who represents anger and hatred out of chaos. <profile>A veteran progressive rock band active since the 1970s. Reunited in 1994 in Kobe, Japan, the band continues to provide a unique world view based on the progressive rock of the 1970s in Europe and the U.S., while incorporating rock techniques appropriate to the times. The band is characterized by catchy melodies with polyphonic harmonic arrangements, galloping metallic guitars, and a heavy rhythm section, and has been described as having a "subtle yet dynamic sound. Members: Takuya Morita (K,Vo), Kazuo Katayama (Ds), Masami Katsuura (G), Hiroaki Fujii (B) / Released works: 1994 "Out from Quaser", 1999 "REMERGENCE", 2003 "Phase Transition", 2011 "DELTA FLUX", "Essence