[Machine Translation] Slang has restarted with a strong lineup and has undergone a major member change since the release of their last album. The long-awaited latest single, their first in seven years, has just been released on Japan's three major punk/hardcore labels, HG FACT, MCR COMPANY, and BLOOD SUCKER RECORDS, in an astonishing "simultaneous three-disc domestic release" that has made a huge impact on the hardcore scene. However, their latest album, to be released on June 18, has the most extreme content in the history of slang, and with the unprecedented announcement of "simultaneous release in 11 countries (CD/LP/CS)," it has once again shocked the nation, causing further upheaval. This shock, which went far beyond their hometown of Sapporo, was an extremely powerful announcement that was appropriate for 2008, the 20th anniversary of Slang's formation and a major milestone in the band's history, as if to break through the thick clouds that covered the world. The CD "DEMO 2006", which was distributed free of charge after the new formation, was given away free of charge to everyone who entered the Hawaiian 6 event "1997" in 2007, and was also distributed at the "SET YOU FREE TOUR" held with locofrank, UPPER, and others. A total of 4,000 copies of the DEMO were delivered to listeners in Japan and abroad, and the sound created by the new lineup must have had an impact. A year and a half has passed since then, and now the new SLANG official sound source is ready to be released. Since their last album, they have gone back to their roots in hardcore, punk rock, and rock, and have reexamined their own way of being, and have reexamined/reconstructed their music by themselves. The lyrics are more explicit than ever before. The long-awaited latest work of Slang, which has evolved into a savage and ferocious rock band.