Unlucky Morpheus-The Black Death Mansion Murders. Old man with coffee ☕ reaction. HERE WE GO!

Expect for a 5 second segment of this video, I really enjoyed this. I really thought the singer and drummer stood out in this song.

[@nanakadog]

Musically, Shiren (Leader) says this song is neoclassical metal with more complex progressive elements, which is not typical of UM (Unlucky Morpheus). Shiren has stated that this song was composed in connection with the previous track on the album, an instrumental piece about "Faust, Part One", and this song was composed in relation to that.
Also, this song is believed to be based on a Japanese mystery novel called "黒死館殺人事件"(kokushikan satsujinn jikenn; = The Black Death Mansion Murders Case), which is about Faust and considered one of the three great bizarre books in the history of Japanese mystery novels.

[@maximushaughton2404]

The song is based on a book written in the 1940 by Mushitarō Oguri, called Black Death Hall Murders (Kokushikan Satsujinjiken, 黒死館殺人事件) which is a book that is hard for the Japanese to stomach, due to the graphical nature of the murders and suicide.

[@HereWeGo-Philly]

Wasn't easy for me either!

[@ths_mk]

I don't listen to Unlucky Morpheus too much, but when I do, I always think I should listen to them more often. Fuki has a unique style of singing, there is Jill with the violin, which is unusual, and the other instrumentalists are all virtuosos in their own right, but the big point for me are their composition skills to fit it all together into interesting, artful pieces. Oh, and I like the classical elements in their music.

[@Kaesemuchacho]

One of the best Band in the world 🫶
U should try "Angreifer" (german for Attacker) live version 🤘
Or Black Pantagramm
Another good suggestions:
Passcode - freely / groundswell / taking you out
Broken by the Scream - sayonara Birthday/ all other songs 🤣🤘
Shingeki- inferno
Maze - idol riot
Keep rocking old dude 😁🤘