A magazine that only Mograg garage could make, introducing artists who would never be shown in an ordinary gallery, yet who register on the antennae of underground music lovers! "This issue's theme is 'Horror.' ""Terrified of something lurking in the shadows — it's scary! But I want to see what it is, I don't want to see it! But I want to! I don't! ...maybe that's the real thrill of horror. Entertainment built on the theme of ""fear"" — horror manga, horror movies, horror novels — is frightening beyond endurance, yet it breeds the utterly contradictory feeling that you can't move forward without knowing what comes next. The more strongly you think, I don't want to look!, the more the rebound of curiosity makes you want to look after all. It would be a waste to brush that curiosity aside! The ""fear"" painted in your mind's eye when you close your eyes holds a power greater than the word itself, transforming into anger, into tears, and at times even into laughter. Picturing in your head things that don't exist in reality as if they did is the finest amusement there is. That imagination might just let you envision a spectacular ""leap"" beyond your own ideas."
A magazine that only Mograg garage could make, introducing artists who would never be shown in an ordinary gallery, yet who register on the antennae of underground music lovers! "This issue's theme is 'Horror.' ""Terrified of something lurking in the shadows — it's scary! But I want to see what it is, I don't want to see it! But I want to! I don't! ...maybe that's the real thrill of horror. Entertainment built on the theme of ""fear"" — horror manga, horror movies, horror novels — is frightening beyond endurance, yet it breeds the utterly contradictory feeling that you can't move forward without knowing what comes next. The more strongly you think, I don't want to look!, the more the rebound of curiosity makes you want to look after all. It would be a waste to brush that curiosity aside! The ""fear"" painted in your mind's eye when you close your eyes holds a power greater than the word itself, transforming into anger, into tears, and at times even into laughter. Picturing in your head things that don't exist in reality as if they did is the finest amusement there is. That imagination might just let you envision a spectacular ""leap"" beyond your own ideas."