Seven tracks, every one of them pulling weight. The MSX2's PSG and FM combo gives this 1987 release a surprisingly warm, textured sound. "Rising Overture" sets the stage with military precision, then "Chinese Clothes Suit You Well" (yes, that's the actual subtitle) drops into something melodically playful for the android character.
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"Symbol of Ill Will" goes full villain mode with minor-key aggression. "Psychic Battle" keeps the combat tense without overplaying its hand. "Sleep Quietly" is genuinely somber, a proper requiem on limited hardware. "A New Premonition" closes with just enough hope to feel earned.
Seven tracks, zero filler. If you appreciate composers who could say everything they needed in under fifteen minutes of chip music, this is that.