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I'm going to start off by saying that this CD is not for the faint of heart, so be careful when listening. If you are able to handle it though, it's amazing.
I wasn't expecting the story to have such a huge bearing on the entire work, but it does, so the mood of the entire work is affected. There's a scary vibe through the whole thing and it's only intensified by the knowledge that even if someone knew what was going on, they wouldn't help the listener and that she was completely on her own.
It was much sicker than I expected it to be, so horror fans are going to like it. Especially if you're into atmospheric horror.
Seiji was scary. That's it. He was interesting to listen to because he was fully convinced that he loved the listener despite what he was doing, and the context of it all. Kawamura did a fantastic job of striking fear into my heart lol. His voice was always nice to listen to, but some of the mouth sounds were a bit odd, even by r18 CD standards.
Overall an enjoyable work. And even if the premise is not to your liking, Kawamura's voice is very pleasant, so I would've been able to listen without the translation and been happy. In fact, the reason I bought this work even though I was hesitant about the plot is because I liked the samples so much.
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