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Wolfdads
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A Feeling More Inspired
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Tight Pants Dance Party
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Strenuous Encounter
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Atomic Playboy
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Late Night Tale
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Lunar Lander
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Detective Hooch
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Skyropes
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Sage Advice
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B / I / R / T / H / D / A / Y Oakland, California
B/I/R/T/H/D/A/Y is a Progressive Synthwave trio from Oakland, CA, seamlessly meshing the sounds of the past, present, and future into an original take on nostalgia-fueled music.
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Exceptional Goblins
by Ian Cowell
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This whole album is solid VGM gold from start to finish, but the Mario Land track is especially fun and the Chrono Trigger track gives me chills every time. Worth the price for just those alone.
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The World Warriors Volume I - Fists of Victory
by Ian Cowell
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What a great celebration of arcade memories. Spirited electronic arrangements mixed with shredding guitar!
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Bat Out of HAL
by Kirby's Dream Band
supported by 15 fans who also own “Wolfdads”
The songs are fantastic and fun - it's so easy for me to listen to this album on repeat. And the album cover is so great. The pun on the title just makes me chuckle every time I look at it. I really wish I could buy a physical copy of your other albums as well!
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In The Dark
by Glass Apple Bonzai
Synthpop that channels the more melancholic side of Italo and the dystopian visions of present-day synthwave.
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It's All In Your Head
by The Undercover Dream Lovers
This L.A. group writes lithe, synth-heavy funk-pop, heavy on dreamlike atmosphere.
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Cardiff band Red Telephone can't disguise the pure pop sensibility in their blistering alt-rock songs.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Wolfdads”
What can I say: I hate midlife crisis sports, but I'd probably finish a triathlon listening to "Metropolis" and "The Crossing" on repeat...
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