Early 2000s eroge fandisc energy distilled into a vocal collection, featuring KOTOKO before she became one of the biggest names in anime and game music. "Time rolls on" with her vocals is the centerpiece here, a polished J-pop performance that showcases why I've Sound would build entire projects around her voice.
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SHIHO takes on "FORTRESS" with the D.F style arrangement, giving it a different texture entirely. The disc is methodical about letting you hear every layer. Both songs get full vocal versions, karaoke versions, and instrumental versions, which for 2002 was a generous breakdown.
The FISH TONE mix of "Time rolls on" with YUCCO on vocals reimagines the track with enough changes to justify its own slot. If you're the type who likes peeling back vocal tracks to hear the composition underneath, this disc was made for you.
"Road to Lordship" and "Rambling Heart" anchor the BGM side with the kind of fantasy RPG-adjacent scoring that defined the era's visual novel soundtracks. "In the End of Despair" does exactly what the title promises. A niche release from a niche era, but the vocal performances alone make it worth tracking down.