The contents are in good condition, but there are stains on the outside. This is a used item, so please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned. It will be shipped via Yu-Packet Post. I'm not fine, thank you. And you? STEVE ALBINI BOB WESTON Five years after the previous work, "true men of non-doing," 54-71 has finally completed their long-awaited original album! The sound, which is raw and painfully intense, is filled with a miraculous groove even in the gaps between the sounds, and the incredible content maintains a constant sense of tension. Recorded by STEVE ALBINI at ELECTRICAL AUDIO STUDIO Mastered by BOB WESTON "They're the only band in the current scene I can relate to." (BATTLES) "If I were going to a deserted island, I'd definitely take a 54-71 work!" (DEERHOOF) The band, forced to operate as a trio due to a member's departure, has reformed with four members. From overwhelming heaviness numbers to chaotic ballads that can be seen as a new frontier for 54-71, where complex developments and delicate melodies coexist, and even masterpieces reborn with new arrangements and lyrics, this is truly a fitting start for the new 54-71. After the release of this work, they will have a domestic tour, and in the fall, the European release of this work will also be decided, along with a UK-Europe tour. Furthermore, the release in the United States is currently in progress, and with this work, 54-71 is truly taking flight to the world. For the engineer (producer), they have enlisted Steve Albini, a scene veteran who has worked with Nirvana, Pixies, Jimmy Page & Robert Plant, and Cheap Trick, and is also known for his activities in his own band, Shellac. The recording was conducted at his Electrical Audio Studio in Chicago. Also, for mastering, they have appointed Bob Weston, the producer of the previous and the previous-to-previous works, and also a member of Shellac. This work, completed by the Shellac ironclad combination, is undoubtedly the best masterpiece in 54-71's history.