Twelve tracks bouncing between J-rock battle intensity and soft atmospheric pieces like it can't decide what mood it's in. Tokyo Clanpool on Vita has this mini soundtrack that covers a surprising amount of ground. Cosmic World opens big and energetic with layered synths and driving guitar-style leads.
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Distructive Commando goes full aggressive with heavy percussion and urgent melodic lines that scream boss encounter. Then Toaru Hi no Ryokuyoku completely shifts gears into this peaceful, almost pastoral piece. The contrast is jarring but it works.
Kuro no Kyoushikyoku closes things out dark and dramatic with minor key strings. If you collect Vita games and actually care about their soundtracks, this mini CD packs more variety than most full OSTs.