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Temporal Tower
Close in the Distance
K'Sante, the Pride of Nazumah

Koi Yume sounds just as good as what I expect from Utawaremono at this point. Very nice strings, good vocals, all of it comes together in what feels like a final credits song. Kinda reminds me of Reset in particular, actually.

PMD has a historically good set of songs in its repertoire, and Temporal Tower is definitely one of them. The sense of mysticism and tension is here, as a final dungeon should be, and the Dialga motif is such a good foreshadowing for what's to come. It's a very satisfying way to build you up for the final challenge, such a good song!

My (small) personal library for FFXIV grows by one with Close in the Distance. I love ballads like this, where they don't go overboard on the emotional factor but are still impactful with its subtlety and its softer use of vocals and instruments. God, this song is dripping with an ethereal vibe, that honestly elevates it so much for me.

It never ceases to amaze me that Splatoon can have both songs like Anarchy Rainbow/Into the Light and songs like Toxic Anoxic and #4 dunno where it's just completely unhinged and goes wherever it damn wants to in order to invoke that feeling of panic/madness. I kinda admire it, but I always prefer songs like this to have something resembling a stronger melody so it sticks out more in my head.

Now we have another soft ballad with Everything's Alright, and Laura Shigihara's voice is just a delight and combines very well with the piano. I do want to play this game eventually even if it means I won't survive it emotionally, I need to know when in game this plays and just drown in the emotion it's inspiring here.

K'Sante is just really cool with its African chanting and its mix of orchestra, tribal percussion and hard distorted techno beats all wrapped into one. Just a really fun theme for a warrior character, always happy to hear a League song that's just as great as this one is.