Masahiro Ikumi's score crawls under your skin and stays there. "Virtua Mima" floats in this disorienting electronic haze that mirrors the film's fractured reality perfectly. "Mima's Theme" carries this fragile, almost naive quality that becomes deeply unsettling in context.
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The KAMINARI VERSION of "Nightmare" strips away subtlety and just goes full industrial tension. Only ten tracks but every single one earns its place. "Alone yet Calm" does this beautiful contradiction where the melody says peace but the arrangement whispers something wrong.
"SEASON" closes things out and finally lets you breathe. If Satoshi Kon's film rewired your brain, the soundtrack deserves a solo revisit.