DEAD END HOLY LAND

This is the first album by Shota Watai's solo project Varrentia, and the first physical release in a year and a half since his last album "FRACTAL". The lyrical world of this album reflects Watai's view of life and death, expressed in the profound title meaning "a holy country that comes to an end through death," but in fact it contains many lighthearted songs influenced by J-ROCK and foreign alternative pop that have shaped Watai's life up until now.

The album includes live standard songs such as "Ordinaries" written in the year 2022, a time of war, assassinations, and other dark news, "Alter" for a friend who has left the music world, and "Pale Blue Dot," which was released only at the concert, as well as "Paradise Lost" about two people living in a decadent town, The album includes eight songs, including "Paradise Lost," a song about two people living in a decadent town, and "Bouquet of Ambroid," a story about an old man thinking about his deceased loved one.