[Machine Translation] This is the third and best work in the series. Compared to the previous two albums, the overall feel of this album is much stronger. The songs are surprisingly pop at times, and the album is full of promise for developing a wide range of fans. The band's "Heavy" is a compilation of their own unique style, with modern elements and pure melodies thrown in, along with a sense of consistency. The powerful, riff-oriented sound of the title track, "Boimahe," is extremely exciting. The contrast between intensity and emotion is deeply and brilliantly fused without ever falling into a stereotypical style. The arrangements are full of vigor, as if they could be performed live, while at the same time using catchy and lively rhythms to create a very wonderful atmosphere. This album directly conveys the band's appeal, and the level of the band itself has increased beyond expectations, and the musical growth of "BULL ZEICHEN 88" can be felt everywhere, neither more nor less than this. This is a work that knows how to appeal to listeners as art, and it has the guts to destroy the existing new school/emo sound. One thing is for sure, these guys are the real deal!