A single sustained note dissolving into reverb before the melody even arrives. This second Soul of Sovereignty Prelude OST brings Alex Rosetti into the fold alongside GGDG and Toby Fox, and the palette expands. "Hall of the Manmade God" carries this weight to it, grand but somehow hollow, like walking through ruins that still remember being sacred.
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"Windswept Girls" is lighter, almost breezy. Then "Divine Wrath" just erupts. The contrast between tracks like "Meditation" and "Bright-Eyed Beast" gives the whole album this push and pull between stillness and violence.
"It's Full of Fish" is... exactly the kind of title you'd expect from this team. More emotionally complex than the first volume, and that's saying something.