Seven vocal tracks from a 2009 doujin game and Flare of Hell absolutely rips with this intense J-rock energy that feels way too polished for a Windows indie title. Valkyrie Complex's vocal album runs through styles fast.
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I Will Go has an earnest pop-rock drive to it, then Helado shifts into something cooler and more textured. Conspire pulls things darker with layered vocals that build into something genuinely unsettling. Towa no Kotoba lands as the emotional anchor, even in its short version.
Only seven tracks so it's over quick. But Oneness closes it out with enough conviction that the whole thing feels complete rather than cut short. If you dig doujin game vocal albums from that late 2000s PC scene, this one delivers.