Not at all. I see why my comment could’ve assumed that also.
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I’m actually going to have to disagree here that Meteor isn’t typical Kanata, it isn’t core sound line like Stardust Crystal, Orpheus, and Aurora but it isn’t unusual in any way. Moon and Back is much more off-base. Meteor has a lot of similarities to parts of Clear Gray, Colors, and Absolute Egoism just with a different varnish, which is likely Cazqui’s influence. There’s definitely a lot more Kanata in this song than Cazqui, I wasn’t even surprised to learn he was sole composer because there are so many hallmarks of his composition style.
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Thanks for sharing 
I think I get what you mean by “Meteor has a lot of similarities to parts of Clear Gray,” as dissonance is used in both songs but with a different varnish, like you commented.
Do you mind sharing the similarities between METEOR and Colors and those between METEOR and Absolute Egoism?
The different varnish is just sooo different that it makes me feel like we may never really know what is typical KANATA lol
Yumishiro-san is pretty versatile in my opinion 
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Turns out that I was right; they do include “TINTA ROJA” in the upcoming EP! Looking forward to the band version!
BTW Yumishiro-san revealed extra info about the new songs during this month’s fan meeting livestream. “GGGB” stands for “Good Girl Gone Bad.” As for “LUNA ROJA,” it serves as a surprise in a certain sense 
(I’m not sure how much info I can share, so I decided to put it this way.)
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Pre-order has begun!
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