Four tracks. That's it. And somehow they all land. "Senkou" opens with this aggressive, pounding energy that screams Sengoku-era warfare filtered through arcade bombast. "Le Grand Bleu" completely shifts gears into something smooth and almost cinematic, like credits rolling over an ocean.
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"Solar Eclipse" goes dark and dramatic, building tension with heavy percussion and minor key strings. Then "Namida no Aru Basho" closes it out with genuine emotion, a slower piece that actually makes you feel something sitting in front of a pachinko machine.
The whole thing is absurdly polished for what it is. Worth the fifteen minutes if you like Warriors-style compositions condensed into pure adrenaline hits.