When I reached the last song, I started sobbing.

Favorite songs:
Disc 1 - Momoiro no Kagi / The Peachy Key
Disc 2 - Netsu Ijou / Heat Abnormal

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Every song was masterfully crafted. Iyowa's unique style of music truly shines in this album. Every song is packed full of emotions, with vocals provided by many different vocal synthesis programs and characters.

I distinctly remember exactly how I listened to the album once the CD had finished ripping. I closed Discord and my browser, set my phone to mute, and just sat at my desk and fully took in the music.

The album consists of two discs. Each song has a counterpart song on the other disc. Some songs are related to their counterpart directly, while some are much more vague in their connection. It creates a unique sense of seeing different perspectives of a story.

When the package containing the CD had arrived, I immediately opened it and rushed up to my room and turned on my computer. I remember eagerly waiting for the CD to finish ripping, staring at the EAC user interface. Of course, I had listened to most of these songs before, but only in isolation.

"Films, Sunny Spots, Graduations" came out during a very important period of my life. I had just graduated from high school, and was a bit unsure of what came next for me.

have you seen or heard any italian brainrot yet

(well, technically it was ebiyaki [shrimp] since octopus was a bit too expensive to do for the whole class, but it’s relatively the same…)

NO I AM NOT BOT-TAN

let’s touch boss