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Made In Abyss | Old Stories | Extended | by @Kevin Penkin

I know this isn't a game soundtrack, but this one's for me. Kevin Penkin is an incredible artist and his soundtracks never miss.

Full disclosure: Made In Abyss has an incredible soundtrack and beautiful visuals but it's not for everyone. The story gets *very* disturbing and messed up to the point where it's a struggle to watch at times, and I don't agree with many of the writing choices, especially in the second season.

If you're just getting into anime, don't watch it. If you're ready to feel sick to your stomach, then go right ahead.

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📜 “Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast / To soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak,” wrote English playwright William Congreve. If you pick a nice, slow tune that doesn’t rev you up emotionally, music may help you get a good night’s sleep.

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🧠 Our brains are wired to respond to music. And since our brain sends signals to every part of our body, music can affect us in a variety of ways. On a physiological level, our breathing and heart rate will mirror the beat of a song.

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🤓 Listening to music activates both sides our brain, the left, and the right. Engaging both sides of your brain simultaneously boosts your ability to solve problems because you’re using the creative left side of your brain at the same time as the logical right side.

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Anime:
Made In Abyss Season 2: The City of the Scorching Sun

Composed and Arranged by:
Kevin Penkin

Published by:
KADOKAWA

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