Late-era PS2 visual novel music that knows exactly how to make a seaside town feel nostalgic before you even have memories of it. "Tale of a Seaside Town" paints golden-hour warmth with acoustic guitar and light synth pads, and the dual-version character themes are a smart touch.
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Nanaka's "Black" and "White" themes carry genuinely different emotional weight, one tender and one unsettling. "Suppressed Desire" pushes into darker territory with tense, restrained strings that hint at the story's heavier turns.
"Heart of Sunset" near the end is just... achingly pretty. The whole score lives in that bittersweet space between childhood and whatever comes after. If you're into semicolon-series atmosphere and PS2 nostalgia, this hits exactly right.