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Wake up, Mr. Roboto
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Corvegubbe
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Cake Blaster
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Modem Talking
02:54
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A Mole Odyssey Theme
02:26
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Kesobomb
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Cloudstomper
04:11
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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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One of your most iconic albums imo, that I'm honored to have the vinyl for! Also "Super Human" kills it at the Chiptune parties!
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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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The final installment of the latest sci-fi synth trilogy from the Triobelisk universe on limited edition cassette.
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When Niklas Åkerblad isn't crafting ace illustrations for the BC Weekly, he makes atmospheric instrumentals.
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Overall amazing album and damn that cover art always drags me into its magic
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