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Five tracks and every single one feels like it exists in its own world. Ougonrin Sanyo from 1994 is deeply obscure, and the tracklist reads like an art project more than a traditional game OST. "Ave Maria" opens with reverent, classical tones, and "The Nightingale" shifts into something more delicate and naturalistic.
"Kletnex" and "Diambloo" have these abstract, almost experimental names that match compositions leaning away from conventional melody. The title track "Ougonrin Sanyo" closes things out with what feels like the thesis statement for the whole set.
Mid-90s production gives everything this raw, slightly lo-fi texture. Just five pieces but they linger. If you hunt for obscure 90s soundtrack oddities that feel more like ambient art than game music, start here.