There are multiple artists that have performed under the name Beast:
Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists that have performed under the name Beast:

1. BEAST were a South Korean boy band, formed in 2009 by Cube Entertainment. The band consists of five members: Yoon Doo-joon, Yong Jun-hyung, Yang Yo-seob, Lee Gi-kwang and Son Dong-woon. Jang Hyun-seung officially departed from the group on April 19, 2016. They are now known as Highlight.

2. A Goa Trance project by Simon Posford (Hallucinogen) & Sean Williams (Process).

3. "BEAST" is a drum/noise project from Portland OR. Active since 2005. Daniel Menche being the core member for recordings with an open door of guest noise makers.

4. A Canadian indie, electronic music duo based out of Montreal, Quebec. Beast’s members include vocalist and lyricist Betty Bonifassi and composer/producer Jean-Phi Goncalves.

5. A psychedelic rock band from Colorado, that charted its self-titled debut LP in 1969.

6. A psychological rock and roll 4-piece from Cape Town, South Africa, featuring Lark’s Inge Beckmann (vocals), Taxi Violence’s Rian Zietsman and Louis Nel (both on bass) and The Plastics’ Sasha Righini (drums).

7. Hardcore/Punk band from Stockholm, Sweden.

8. A Japanese rock band that got their start on Extasy International, a record label in Japan run by Yoshiki of X-JAPAN. They released one album called “Imagination-lens”.

9. A Hardcore band from Salinas and Santa Cruz, CA featuring members of The Wrath and No Truce.

10. Beast (Singen, DE) was a German heavy metal band from the 1980s who released five albums.

11. A band formed in the early 1980’s by Bryan Gregory (ex-guitar of The Cramps) and singer Andrella. This band released 3 singles before evolving into the band “The Veil”

12. Beast is an up and coming deathcore act based out of Upstate New York.

13. BEAST is a new project by composer Koen Holtkamp, known for his sweeping, maximalist work with Mountains, as well as his labyrinthian solo recordings. While taking some time away from music to focus on working with light and color his approach shifted, opening himself up to new working methods which led to the creation of a virtual ensemble of sorts. The process of refocusing on music found Holtkamp gravitating towards pieces centered on simple rhythmic patterns which, when built upon one another, create elaborately intertwining castles of sound. On Ens, Holtkamp reins in his sprawling sound with new resolve, crafting tightly constructed pieces of engaging and ecstatic beauty.

14. "BEAST” is a voice of and for the wilderness that combines poetry, theatrical masks, ancient rhythms, traditional and modern dance forms, with a heavy side of the blues. Beauty and mystery get woven into music and song that call your mind, body and soul back to the re-enchantment of the wild. Ecstatic prophecy mixed with theological insurrection dredged up from the swamp of souls and cooked over a slow burning midnight fire in the outback campsites of many resistance movements across time. BEAST listens to the elements, eats their messages and regurgitates it back to those listening through a sonic portal of lament, ancestral awakening, and defiance. https://beast11.bandcamp.com/releases

15. Beast (Düsseldorf, DE), along with a band called Snakebite was a precursor to Warlock. They released one demo tape in 1981 that has since been bootlegged a few times.

16. Beast (Hamburg, DE), was a Black/Thrash Metal band from Germany. They released some demos around 2008/9.

Mun I Dad Hi Myeon
Beast Lyrics

Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴

Majimak insal naege geonnegi jeoneaju jamkkanman meomchwoseo nal bomyeo useojwo
Jamsinama naege bicheul jun negekkeuchirado nunmul ttawin boigi sirheoseo na∼

(Neoege useum jieumyeo) Gomapdago haengbokhan chueok naege mandeureojwoseo
(Eosaekhan misoreul bichumyeo) Neol ireoke bonaejiman

I muni dachimyeon ne moseubi sarajimyeonharureul nunmullo salgetjiman neowaui chueokttaemune
honja nama haengbogeul deo baralge

Na jigeum i soneul nochimyeonije tto useul il eopgetjiman dareun saramui pumeseo
utgo isseul neol bomyeo na useo bolge

Geu saramgwaui gildeon inyeonui kkeuteseoseo gidarigo itdeon naran geol arajwo
Jamsirado geu saram saenggagi nal ttaegeuttaeboda utge hal neol yaksokhaebojiman neo∼

(Naege nunmul boimyeo) Himdeuldago geu saram gyeote ibyeolman namgyeojwoseo
(Meonghani ne son jabeumyeo) Neol ireoke butjapjiman

I muni dachimyeon ne moseubi sarajimyeonharureul nunmullo salgetjiman neowaui chueokttaemune
honja nama haengbogeul deo baralge

Na jigeum i soneul nochimyeonije tto useul il eopgetjiman dareun saramui pumeseo
utgo isseul neol bomyeo na useo bolge

Maeumi yakhaejyeoseo
Dasi neol japgi jeone
Nunmul heullil nal boji anke doraboji malgoga
I muni dachimyeon ne moseubi sarajimyeonharureul nunmullo salgetjiman neowaui chueokttaemune
honja nama haengbogeul deo baralge
Na jigeum i soneul nochimyeonije tto useul il eopgetjiman dareun saramui pumeseo

utgo isseul neol bomyeo na useo bolge
i muni dachimyeon

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Beast's song "Mun I Dad Hi Myeon" speak to the pain of missing someone who has left, and the struggle to move on in their absence. The opening verses describe how the singer is holding onto a memory of the other person, needing just a moment longer to see their smile before they depart. Even though the other person gave them a light in the darkness, the singer doesn't want to cry in front of them.

The chorus repeats the sentiment of holding onto memories, thanking the other person for happy moments shared together. The second verse delves further into the struggle to move on, feeling like even if their tears could melt the world away, they would still be left alone with their memories. The bridge explores the idea of finding closure by considering the other person's perspective and whether they still think of the singer, even though they are no longer together. The song ends with the singer resolving to try their best to move forward while still holding onto cherished memories.

Overall, "Mun I Dad Hi Myeon" is a heartfelt song about the pain of loss and the struggle to move on, while still finding solace in memories of happier times shared with someone who has left.

Contributed by Colin P. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

To comment on or correct specific content, highlight it

TRACKS