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My King
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Symphonica
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EchoKrunch
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Trimensional Battle
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Glarpedge
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Emoticondria
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Polyannagon
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Time Winder
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Restival
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Progassaurus
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Victory over Urgency
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Fruitful Vision
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So12 Ithaca, New York
From the mind of ANIMUSIC founder, Wayne Lytle, comes a musical journey into the new.
ANIMUSIC produces music-driven computer animation (on DVDs and Blu-ray, etc). We are an independent animation studio based in Ithaca NY.
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Though I have just as much nostalgia with Volume Alpha, I think this one is a little more nostalgic for me. I was primarily a creative mode player cause I sucked at survival mode for a while and I played the console versions a lot. It was not until quarantine came around that I played survival mode often. I own the CD and I pre-ordered the vinyl cause I love this album.
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DELTARUNE Chapter 1 OST
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Big, churning, industrial-tinged post-rock full of grinding guitars and a palpable sense of menace.
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Grief, struggle, and hope radiate through these majestic experimental pieces by multimedia group Requiem.
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Back in my high school days, my friend asked me "If you could only listen to one album for the rest of your life, which album would you choose?" My answer at the time had been one by C418. That probably doesn't remain true today, but it would certainly be a great starting point. Rosenfeld imbues each track with a distinct poignant loneliness which consistently aids my mind in isolating itself from the world and focusing on the task at hand.
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