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Kantarelle
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Smuggeldans 3000
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Freon
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Lukas och lianen
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Fingersving
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Djiraffe
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Superduperkomputer
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Mustaschvapnet
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Ultramumie
03:19
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Alfa, Beta, Gunnar
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Let's Golv
02:46
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Rymdkraft Sweden
Rymdkraft = crazy-happy, upbeat chiptunes/blipblop/bitpop since way back. Influenced by everything from demoscene music to classic c64/atari/amiga games. BloOp!
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supported by 16 fans who also own “Kantarelle EP Deluxe”
This album is a rare gem! A collection of dynamic tunes with uplifting rhythms and driving beats. Too much energy to pass on this one.
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supported by 16 fans who also own “Kantarelle EP Deluxe”
God, what a great chiptunes album. Hack the Mainframe has a great combination of catchiness with the undernote of sadness. "Infinity" is great at threading the needle chiptunes does at it's best; creating music that is somehow catchy, has a sense of emotional tone, and has a sense of progression at the same time, while still working in "beeps'n'boops."
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Kantarelle EP Deluxe”
Overall amazing album and damn that cover art always drags me into its magic
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The bright, fizzy songs on “Dedication 2” were written and played using the Commodore 64, capturing the vintage computer’s feel.
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Impostor Nostalgia
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 5, 2013
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 5, 2013
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Kantarelle EP Deluxe”
I've been listening to this album since i was a junior in highschool. it felt a little fresher then, i listened to it almost every day for a few months, but it's still a classic in my book that i go back to every now and then.
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