Dark, jazzy synths creeping through neon-lit corridors. EAT-MAN '98 is a late-90s anime soundtrack and it sounds exactly like that era at its most atmospheric. "Megalopolis no yuu'utsu" drips with moody urban tension, all restrained percussion and brooding basslines that feel like walking through a city that does not want you there.
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"Burning blue" kicks into something more aggressive, layering electric guitar over electronic pulses. And "bolt no thema" keeps coming back across the album in variations, like a character you keep running into in different parts of town.
The production has that distinct late-90s anime quality where everything sounds slightly dangerous and impossibly cool at the same time. Tracks like "requiem" and "trauma" commit fully to the darker side. For anyone who wants their playlist to sound like a cyberpunk noir that never got old.