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Globus hystericus

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Release Date: 2025/10/14

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When I try to speak, my throat burns.
There are things I want to say, but I cant.

INKOKYU, the second chapter of Kusoyakutatazu, portrays the blockage of the heart that keeps swallowing words.
Medically known as Globus Hystericus, this feeling of tightness in the throat is used here as a metaphor for suppressed emotion.

Following SUKI SUKI AGGRESSION!, which depicted a controlling and suffocating parental love,
this song tells the story of regaining ones own voice from within that invisible cage.
Between pain and calm, tenderness and madness,
an unspoken scream quietly begins to take shape.

The music was created using the AI music generation tool Suno.
While the voice and sound were generated by AI, the lyrics, structure, editing, and final production are entirely original and directed by the artist.

The cover visual, produced with Sora, shows a boy sitting on a tatami floor with his throat glowing red a striking image symbolizing both the pain of living with a voice trapped inside and the will to express it anyway.

Born in Prologue, bound by love in SUKI SUKI AGGRESSION!,
and now, in INKOKYU, he takes his first breath.
It is the beginning of a voice that cannot yet be spoken.