[Machine Translation] Solitary Circus, the front line of jazz, punk, and improvisation, rewritten by a heretical trio that has reached "perfection" in the two years since its formation. Circus". After only two years since their formation, they have already completed their second full-length album, which can be described as their "achievement point". This album is more than just an instrumental work. The album presents a variety of expressions that transcend the boundaries between words and sounds, including "Under the Big Top," a song featuring Enjo Yamazaki, a poet and frontman of F.I.B JOURNAL. The Lounge Lizards' "Stompin' at the Corona" and The Chemical Brothers' "Block Rockin' Beats" are also boldly arranged to destroy and reconstruct their original forms. The album is a sublimation of the sound that traverses the contexts of jazz, punk, and club music. The album begins with a drum solo by Takao Ito. From the very first beat, he drags the audience into the front row of the live performance. The drums, trumpet, and baritone saxophone - the bare groove and tension that can only be achieved with a stripped-down composition. The band's ability to persuade the audience that "just the three of us can do this much" is evident in this album. With a total of 11 songs, Solitary Circus presents a complete form here, while at the same time stepping into the next realm.