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Got tired too early last night, so this gets to be a morning post instead.

Civilizations: Really cool song. The bass and percussion are the real standouts here. Some really interesting rhythms and the vocals are cool as well. I enjoyed this one a lot.

Un Deux Trois: This one's really sweet. Cute vocals and the piano does a lot of work to carry the instrumental. Impressively complex rhythms are used here and the mixing is really well done. It does end sooner than I'd like it to, so that makes the difference in voting for this match, but both songs are fantastic.

God-Shattering Star: Here's my favorite song from Three Houses by quite a long shot. Incredible tenor vocals by presumably Takashi Baba, the strings and piano both do a lot of work with the triplet rhythm runs. Everything works together so well to create a memorable final stage theme. The mixing is well done as well, which is pretty difficult for a song as busy as this one. Definitely my favorite song of the day.

LONG TALL EYELASH: The percussion samples on this one are pretty interesting, as well as the synths. Pretty cool song, but it's no God-Shattering Star.

Song of Mourning: The Eternal Wind: Valeria Rodriguez does a really good job on the vocals here. The chords in the instrumental breaks are very cool, and the overall melody is well-made. A lot of unique composition techniques are used, making this better than the average vocal ballad. Great song.

Wecgas fore tham Cynge, Searu fore tham Ethle: This one's extra cool. Interesting combo to mix the heavy synths with the organ and strings like that, but it surprisingly works here. The dubstep elements are my favorite parts (with the highlight of the track being 2:38), which is pretty unsurprising. Another close match, but dubstep wins for me.

Actually a really good day. Nothing I didn't like or thought was mediocre.

Votes reiterated:
Civilizations
God-Shattering Star
Wecgas fore tham Cynge, Searu fore tham Ethle