When I first listened to this piece, the question that kept coming up in my mind was whether or not the repetition worked in this piece's favour or not. Having listened to it multiple times, I found that this piece actually grew on me in spite of its cyclic form.

I think the composition and sound design are just pleasant enough that it creates an atmosphere that works with those same beats. It felt kind of like something I would hear in An Untitled Story, especially with the little organ that pops up in the last two beats of that eight-bar phrase. The melody is also pretty good, and there's enough moving parts that the repetition allows for focusing on the different parts of the composition as it moves at its steady pace.

Overall, I think the composition and sound design do go along with the style of the art, though I think I may have to be in a very specific mood to listen to this, and it's definitely not an easy form of music to pull off repeatedly.

A bit funky, but I think it's cool.

I like the quirky synths at the beginning. The low string-like instrument and percussion sound a bit clunky together, but it grows on me as the piece goes on. I think my biggest problem with it is that it doesn't really change much over time - in terms of energy, harmonic pattern, or otherwise. The structure is really easy to figure out after listening to it just once (it's the same minute-long section played three times in a row), which is a telltale sign in my book that it could be more dynamic. Still, the sound design and cutesy mood of the piece are nice, and I like the syncopations and harmonies too. Keep at it, man! ^^

Not bad. It really does seem to go with the picture. Good Luck.