To anybody wondering the original image seems to be a nameless piece made by Dan McPharlin, posted on July 25, 2008

this song is the imbodiment of

Does anyone else find this track incredibly...calming? I don’t know what it is about it, but I really feel as if the static crackles and pops really add to the beauty of the music.

“I never got to tell how much I love her”

This is actually one of my favorite songs from the album. Not because it really does groundbreaking stuff to the concept as a whole, but I really think it's one of the most strangely unsettling but comforting songs I have ever heard.

The original sample is "Say It Isn't So" by Layton and Johnstone

I absolutely love how you can feel that this is just a couple seconds of music being looped over and over if you listen to the melody and the very small pause that comes after it ends only for it to play again

"Say that everything is still okay, that's all I wanna know~"

This perfectly captures the feeling of leaving a friend’s house after a sleepover, the hours you spent surrounded by friends and joy now in the past as you return home to your normal responsibilities

I find this track incredibly haunting and melancholic. The melody repeats notes almost like a funeral march, and the harmony is very melancholy as well. The E diminished chord as a passing chord to the tonic reminds me as a bad part of a good memory. And the way everything stops and hangs on the C# before resolving gives me absolute goosebumps every time

"it's time to go."

Listen to this, and then “A place in the world fades away” to know just how hard this album hits.

This makes me miss something I cannot have the ability to describe

Eternal vaporwave for cosmic reflection into dementia.