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Dreamy synths and Touhou-adjacent energy bursting through the speakers. Himitsu Mitsu Fuusen is a 2013 doujin release, and it packs a lot into just eight tracks. Crush opens with this driving, layered sound that grabs you immediately.
Then the second track pushes into this ethereal zone that feels like drifting between dimensions. The vocal tracks each get their own instrumental version on the back half, so you can hear the compositions stripped down to their bones.
Multidimensional Iridescence is wild, just layers of color in sound form. And Eternal Falling Flowers has this bittersweet quality that lingers. It is a short album but it never feels thin. Every track earns its spot. If you dig vocal-driven doujin music with enough production polish to rival full studio releases, give Crush a spin first.