Tap the case to open it. Drag to turn it.
Jangly lo-fi pop that sounds like it was recorded in someone's bedroom and accidentally became iconic. Vib-Ribbon from NanaOn-Sha is the PS1 rhythm game where a wireframe rabbit runs across your own CDs, and its built-in tracks are pure late-90s Japanese indie charm.
"Oops!" bounces along with this playful vocal hook that worms into your brain permanently, and "Trip Out!" lives up to its name with warped guitar and off-kilter rhythms. "Going On" has this sweet, slightly melancholy vibe that sneaks up on you.
The whole album just radiating this scrappy handmade warmth. If you ever fell in love with a game just from hearing its menu music, you already understand what Vib-Ribbon does.