Bright J-pop vocals over polished electronic production, exactly what you'd expect from a Madosoft visual novel and exactly what the genre does best when it commits. Shota Horie composed the title track "raspberry cube" with an infectious hook that plants itself in your head after one listen.
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Each route ending theme brings a different vocalist and emotional angle, from the playful energy of "Please Please Eat me" to the more wistful "growing love!" that closes things out. The instrumental versions on the back half let you appreciate how detailed the arrangements actually are underneath those vocals.
Five songs, five instrumentals, zero filler. If you dig anime-adjacent pop with real compositional backbone, this delivers without pretension.