Boundary Music (Original Creator Edition)

There was a person who didn't want their name known. However, perhaps due to their extraordinary composing talent, people wouldn't leave them alone, and eventually, the mentally broken musician declared retirement. That's why this person is usually not called by their real name. Since they disliked their name (nickname) being mentioned, they are called by other names instead, much like the taboo of naming in the Joseon Dynasty. However, even after disappearing, there were people who wanted their music, and it soon came to be called a genre, which is referred to as "Boundary Music" (the original Japanese term is "Keigaikyoku"). Today, we will cover the music of this "original creator." They composed various songs, but few remain today, and only 4 have been permitted for distribution. The titles are <Jellyfish>, <Sardines Emerge from the Ground>, <Bluefin Tuna Flies In>, and <Seven-Star Hole>. The chiptune-like accompaniment, lyrics sung by a voice synthesis engine, unique dot graphics, and the inherent complexity within them. These characteristics are also common elements in "Boundary Music"-style songs composed by others.