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Soft, airy vocal pop layered over early-2000s visual novel synths. "White distance" opens with the kind of breathy J-pop vocal that makes you forget you're listening to game music, all delicate piano and wistful pacing. The BGM tracks lean into mood archetypes ("Malice" gets tense strings, "Quiet day" does exactly what you'd expect) but "uneasy" has this slow-burn dissonance that actually lands.
The karaoke version of the opener is a nice touch for anyone who wants to pretend they're in a dimly lit booth in Shibuya. If you dig mid-era bishoujo soundtracks with vocal bookends and clean emotional signposting, this one delivers without pretending to be more than it is.