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The title translates to something like "I Who Cannot, Repeat" -- and that loop structure bleeds into every layer of this soundtrack. "Re -Call" opens things with an obvious nod to repetition and memory, and track names like "Kawaru Ashita wo Sagashite" (Searching for a Changing Tomorrow) followed by "Soshite Kawaranu Kyou ga Owaru" (And So the Unchanging Today Ends) spell out the time-loop thematic tension in plain text.
"Heart=Sick=Hurt" uses that mathematical-equals formatting that Japanese indie games love, turning an emotional state into an equation. "RE∞∃Я" is visually striking even as a track title -- infinity symbols and reversed letters suggesting endless recursion.
And "Ai no Ashioto" (Footsteps of Love) alongside "Utsukushiki Hizumi" (Beautiful Distortion) create this push-pull between tenderness and something fundamentally broken. The quieter pieces are where this soundtrack really lives.
"Komorebi no you ni" (Like Sunlight Through Leaves), "Itsumademo, itsumademo" (Forever, Forever), and "Dakishimete" (Hold Me) form an emotional core that's achingly sincere. "Mite wa ikenai mono" (Things You Shouldn't See) adds a thread of dread, and the whole collection paints a portrait of someone trapped in repetition, searching for the version of events where things finally go right.