Kjwan (album)

Kjwan is the self-titled debut studio album by the South Korean rock band Kjwan. Released in 2004, the album established the band's signature sound, blending elements of hard rock, punk rock, and alternative rock. The album's lyrics often addressed social and political issues prevalent in South Korea at the time, contributing to the band's reputation for their outspoken and rebellious nature. The album features a raw and energetic sound, reflecting the band's live performances. While commercially successful within their niche audience, the album didn't achieve widespread mainstream popularity. It solidified Kjwan's presence in the Korean independent music scene and is considered a cornerstone of their discography, often cited by critics and fans alike as a defining moment in Korean rock music. Specific track listings and charting information would require further research. The lasting impact of the album is seen in the continued influence it has on subsequent generations of Korean rock artists.