Polished, sparkly, and dripping with that high-society ojousama energy from the first note. Tsuki ni Yorisou Otome no Sahou's full OST by Navel is the kind of VN soundtrack that sounds expensive. "Ohisama no Uta" opens warm and bright, but "Houkago Catwalk" is where the personality really kicks in with this strutting, fashion-show rhythm that's absurdly fun.
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"Lunatic People" takes a sharp left into something darker and more intense, which catches you off guard after all the elegance. "Gray Moon" keeps that heavier mood going with a brooding atmosphere. Track names like "Shibuya-ku Dougenzaka Koi toka Yume toka Atsumaru Tokoro" are basically sentences.
Nineteen tracks covering comedy, drama, and romance without a weak spot. If you enjoy VNs where the soundtrack matches the aesthetic ambition of the art, this one's dressed to impress.