Late 80s synth-pop fizz with that unmistakable anime OVA sheen. BE-BOY Club dropped in 1988 with nine tracks that sound like neon lights and shoulder pads translated into music. "MIDNIGHT Deja-vu" opens with moody city-pop energy, all reverb and longing.
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"Speedy Typhoon" flips to uptempo new wave that sounds like it should score a motorcycle chase. And "216-byou no Idol" has this breathy, idol-pop sparkle that's so specifically late-Showa it hurts. The whole thing runs on drum machines, FM synths, and vocal performances dripping with era.
If you dig through 80s anime soundtracks looking for forgotten pop bangers, this one's been sitting here waiting.