49 Morphines - "Partial Eclipse" (CD)

The album “Partial Eclipse” (2008) by 2000's Screamo, 49 Morphines, from Seoul, Korea, is released on Dog Knights Productions.

This band has not been well known worldwide or in Japan, but their music is intense, beautiful, and delicately intense. The band's sound has a solemnity similar to that of envy, which led this type of sound in Japan in the 2000s, and of course, I have a feeling that they were influenced by it, but I think there are very few bands that have created music with this level of perfection.

It is clearly an envy follower, but it is worth listening to. The way the thin guitar sound burns up violently is truly intense and passionate. The more I listen to this album, the more I think it might be envy, but after listening to the first two songs, I have decided to buy it. After listening to the Itaewon class, I have a mysterious emotional attachment to the album. I am wondering how the listeners around the world will react to this album, which is influenced by Screamo and Emo-Violence.

tracklist:
1. Oblivion Past (Episode) 05:53
2. Running On Empty 03:48
3. God's Betrayal 05:57
4. Few Days Ago 03:27
5. Few Days Later 03:38
6. Broken Fist 04:01
7. The Final Note 02:38
8. And This One 04:11
9. Heart Of Despair 08:47
10. The Moonlight Dance 10:47
11. On The Edge Of Chaos 04:45