Choral voices slamming into distorted rock. The Revolutionary Girl Utena movie soundtrack is unhinged in the best way, and this 1999 score leans all the way into theatrical absurdity. Zettai Unmei Mokushiroku hits like a declaration of war against normalcy, and Rondo-revolution feels like driving off a cliff on purpose.
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Bara no Kokuin has this haunted waltz quality that shifts into something almost operatic. The whole album swings between gothic grandeur and raw punk energy without warning. J.A. Seazer's compositions do not follow rules.
They layer chanting, classical instrumentation, and sheer aggression into something that should not work but absolutely does. Barely controlled chaos throughout. If you have ever wanted a soundtrack that sounds like a cathedral collapsing in slow motion, this is the one.