Early 90s anime orchestration meets CLAMP's mythological drama, and Nick Wood's score absolutely commits to the grandeur. The RG Veda OVA soundtrack pulls from Hindu and Buddhist mythology with compositions that feel ancient and urgent at the same time.
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"Rokusei gun Arashi" opens with sweeping strings and percussion that establish the warring heavens immediately. The drama tracks weave spoken performance with the music in a way that was bold for 1991 OVA production. "Koori Tsuki Sange" carries an icy, crystalline quality that matches the frozen imagery perfectly.
Everything sounds expensive for the era, full orchestral arrangements supporting what was essentially a two-episode release. If you want to hear what 90s anime ambition sounded like before digital production took over, this captures that analog warmth.