Orchestral devastation that makes your speakers feel like they're about to crack open. Shiro Sagisu scored Evangelion 1.0 and rebuilt his original TV compositions into something cinematic and towering. "L'Attaque des Anges" drops you straight into battle with brass and pounding percussion, "Cruel Dilemme" evolves across four variations that track Shinji's spiral perfectly, and "Strategie 'Yashima'" builds unbearable tension during the Operation Yashima sequence.
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The French titles aren't pretension, they're Sagisu's signature. "Rei-Opus IV" and "Rei-Opus V" carry that fragile, glacial beauty he writes for Ayanami, while "The Longest Day" stretches across three parts like a war that won't end.
The demo tracks at the end feel like peering into the composer's workshop. Still rough, still powerful. If the original Eva soundtrack shaped your taste in music, this is where Sagisu proved he could do it all over again at an even larger scale.