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There is something about this that felt nostalgic. Anything that reminds me of any of my favorite video game's music sends me back to that time of when I first discovered THAT game.

There are some unique things in here that I enjoyed. The different tone colors between our singers voice here was a big selling point here as well as the bass player's abilities to ornament the musical lines. It may be simple, but there are some cool things to listen to in here!

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Zelbinian

Yeah this group is full of mostly straightahead pop rock songs that nonetheless just have a little bit of magic. I can't explain why I'm so fond of them, but I really am. I keep trying to figure out what the various players did next but so far no luck.

ferretarmy

the singer is in a band called Siraska now. The bassist was in Velka and 362 which disbanded and now is doing support work for a bunch of different bands I think one of them was called Wi Wick.

Jonas

3:09 small note: Kowai doesn't mean cute, it means scary lol, cute is kawaii, the difference is scary starts with "koh" sound and cute starts with the "kah" sound and the "i" sound at the end is longer. People with the American accent tend to pronounce them the same sometimes and it can lead to some funny misunderstandings if you mean to compliment someone but call them scary instead lol but generally japanese people will understand what you mean from the context

Chris Bergsten

The trick, if you have an atrocious American accent, is to make "kawaii" rhyme with "Hawaii". You'll still have an atrocious American accent because the stress is all wrong, but at least people will know which word you mean.