To enter the world / wishful thinking

"To enter the world"

It begins with a serious, heartrending chord progression. The line about being "To enter the world" leaves a strong impression, but what it expresses isn't a phenomenon on the scale of all life-it's more like the emotions dwelling within an individual's will. The song's progression, as if rising from the depths of the sea, is depicted through a tight soundscape punctuated with deliberate silences. Influences from 2010s Japanese alternative rock bands-rooted in the members' origins-strongly permeate the sonic character.

"Wishful thinking"

A solid 8-beat rhythm underpins this driving track with a powerful sense of motion. From the demo stage, it was built around just four chords, but the overlapping guitar phrases shift the tone as the song progresses. During the breaks, the rhythm section features dancing bass riffs that lodge in your mind, giving the illusion of wandering through the rain. Though it's placed on the B-side of the single, it possesses enough strength to be considered a second A-side.