Vocaloid-adjacent vocals crashing into hard rock and electronic production. This is a collab album between KAMITSUBAKI STUDIO and Monark, the JRPG on PS4/PS5 and Switch, and it sounds like nothing else in the game soundtrack space.
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Nihil opens with this aggressive vocal delivery that sets the tone immediately. Gunpowder layers distorted guitars under soaring Japanese vocals in a way that feels chaotic but totally intentional. Kono Yume ni Tomurai wo pulls back into something more emotional, almost ballad-like before the instrumentation swells again.
The whole album sits somewhere between anime opening energy and actual art-pop. Very KAMITSUBAKI. If you want to hear what happens when a JRPG soundtrack collides with a virtual artist collective, start here.