[Machine Translation] Minagoroshiraku ..... Killing, butchering, crazy people. A theme park full of absurdity. The concept of Minagororindo is based on the bizarre image of a bondage ward, a noise unit that creates a destructive soundscape that strikes the nerves. This is their first new album in about two years, more extreme than their previous first album "Namatakai Slaughter", which expressed a lyrical and dark world like film music. Although they call themselves a noise unit, their dark sound is still the same, but it is combined with frontier percussion that reminds us of a magic ritual, industrial beats, morbidly distorted ambient harsh electronics, heavy keys that appear from time to time, and newly introduced metallic guitars, which are incorporated with a strange techno feel. This is an album that inherits the musicality of the psychedelic progressive noise work "Don't Kill Me", which was only available on CD-R in 2013 and has evolved into a solid, tight, and too bad album. The artwork, which embodies the chaotic image of the author MERRYSUN, is by MEDAMADO, who has worked as a bookbinder for Gothic culture magazines and Seppuku Contribution magazines, as he did for the previous album. The sound is deviant, cold, and hard, which is common to rock, new wave, post-punk, and noisecore lovers. Anyway, it is scary. ( Mr. F.L ) An industrial album that defines the musicality of the current unit. A backstage masterpiece. ( Mr. S.Y ) <profile> The noise unit "Ties to the Ward" creates nerve-racking and destructive soundscapes based on the concept of "bizarre images".