"The full-length album from BUTTHEAD SUNGLASS, Tokyo's chaotic crusty tribal collective — rooted in hardcore/punk, baptized in dance/rave culture, and pursuing a sound whose direction is anyone's guess, standing out brilliantly within a borderless underground scene. Equipped with lift-off functionality, indecipherable, headed for an even more opaque, wide-open world! The long-awaited 4th album from Tokyo crusty tribal orchestra BUTTHEAD SUNGLASS. Alongside comrades like STRUGGLE FOR PRIDE and ABRAHAM CROSS, they symbolized the 2000s Tokyo underground scene — headlined by appearances at the now-legendary party Raw Life — and through cross-breeding collaborative live sets and releases with artists who are the faces of their respective scenes, they have demolished and rebuilt the barriers between club culture, the live-house scene, and genre itself. This new work is a sprawling 2-CD, roughly 80-minute nature-amphetamine mix, running from hardcore punk through noise to techno, rendered with their own idiosyncratic interpretation and an acid-drenched approach."
"The full-length album from BUTTHEAD SUNGLASS, Tokyo's chaotic crusty tribal collective — rooted in hardcore/punk, baptized in dance/rave culture, and pursuing a sound whose direction is anyone's guess, standing out brilliantly within a borderless underground scene. Equipped with lift-off functionality, indecipherable, headed for an even more opaque, wide-open world! The long-awaited 4th album from Tokyo crusty tribal orchestra BUTTHEAD SUNGLASS. Alongside comrades like STRUGGLE FOR PRIDE and ABRAHAM CROSS, they symbolized the 2000s Tokyo underground scene — headlined by appearances at the now-legendary party Raw Life — and through cross-breeding collaborative live sets and releases with artists who are the faces of their respective scenes, they have demolished and rebuilt the barriers between club culture, the live-house scene, and genre itself. This new work is a sprawling 2-CD, roughly 80-minute nature-amphetamine mix, running from hardcore punk through noise to techno, rendered with their own idiosyncratic interpretation and an acid-drenched approach."