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Black fairy tale

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Release Date: 2026/08/02

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"Black Fairy Tale" is not a horror to threaten someone.

This album depicts jealousy, superiority, self-justification, curiosity, and the weakness of turning a blind eye that everyone has a little deep in the human heart. It depicts that emotion as a "dark fantasy" where demons and mysterious beings quietly stare at it.

In contrast to the cute and memorable melody, the lyrics gently question human nature. The devil doesn't seduce, he just stares with a smile. It is always human beings themselves who give the answer.

The delicate harmony and cinematic sound woven by the five unique vocals unique to DG5 invite you to a world that is as beautiful as a fairy tale and yet somewhat disturbing.

At the end of the story, one song at a time as if turning the page, what appears at the end may not be the figure of the devil, but myself.