A demented little strategy game about running the Devil's household, and the soundtrack matches that absurd energy beat for beat. "Carnival☆Love" opens with this sparkly, upbeat pop bounce that has no business being in a game about demons, "Morning for a Deadman" leans into creepy-cute territory with playful minor key melodies, and "Every Day Killing" treats daily violence like just another chore on the to-do list.
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The tonal whiplash is the whole point. "Three Little Witches" has a mischievous storybook quality, like a fairy tale narrated by someone you probably shouldn't trust. "Sky Hike" opens things up into something almost serene before "Battle !"
snaps you back into frantic arcade energy. The contrast between domestic calm and combat chaos gives the soundtrack real personality. "Satan's Day" is the showstopper, dripping with theatrical menace and a wink. And then "Koi no RRoD" closes things out with a love song named after the Red Ring of Death, because of course it does.
Nine tracks, zero filler, pure character from front to back.