- This album is a great leap for The Protagonist's discography,
as it demonstrated the new style of deterioration of memories
in audio form. The previous era was about my own memories, but
now it evolved into depicting failing memory and mental illnesses.

- The album cover was made by my friend who doesn't want credit
anymore. He also made some other artwork for future releases.

- The songs sampled in this album are from the post war era,
most notably the 1940's and 1950's because many of these
songs have appeared in fallout games and I have some
personal memories attached to them. They also do a
great job at setting the mood of what the repeating
modern albums by The Protagonist sound like.

- This album was made in just two weeks, and I've doubted
myself when I said "I don't have any ideas for this yet, so you
better wait a long time for it." I made the audio, and my friend
made the artwork. If it wasn't for him, then this album would've
came out six months later and wouldn't be as good as it is now.

- This album was meant to be pressed on Vinyl, but it
failed because of Kunaki's faulty servers. Fortunately,
they fixed the issue and a vinyl release was made.