copyright is a joke and so am I

carved from an unfinished set I might revisit at some point but who am I really kidding

what even is the cores, habibi?

REGENERATED [99%]
EVA-00
I often fight squared angels
         [9y0n9mi]
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pils'n'maatjes fotmok 
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.:0ntstopper croe=
no mastering
yo Chaussette 
1-7 do brazil~/samouraï~
f*ck melon pan, donarudo en bart yo 
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timestretch your kick/bass [µtonism] and become a wizard/witch
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mixing weirdo and audio process enthusiast
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#not a dj
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jersey rythms makes me ohio since 2014
amen breaker lvl. 1 
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Gabbaret records [NL]
Magical Hackerz [Germany]
Bolkov Records [Belgium]
Monkey Business [Belgium]

1992年設立。2003年にフィジカルからデジタル配信へ移行し現在に至る。http://archive.org Netlabels Collectionに参画する日本最古のネットレーベル

Founder: Haruo Ishihara
Contact: info@lostfrog.net

In a forgotten corner of television history, there exists a program that almost no one has heard of. Its name, whispered only in fragments, barely registers in the collective memory. Yet, those who know of it, those who have stumbled upon its remnants, cannot help but feel a chill down their spine. The show was called "Momo’s Fantastic Show."

No one truly knows when or where it was produced. There are no official records—no television archives, no newspaper clippings, no mentions in databases or libraries. The only trace of its existence is a set of audio tapes, purportedly the soundtrack of the show, recovered by an anonymous investigator and shared in the dark recesses of the internet.

The show, according to the few who have heard of it, was strange and erratic in nature.The main character was a sun—an enormous, smiling sun in a mascot costume—who appeared in every episode. However, this was not a warm, welcoming sun; it was one that seemed to hide something dark behind its frozen smile.

The set and the recordings have disappeared, along with everyone involved in the production. According to rumors, all the crew members who worked on the show vanished without a trace, overnight. The studio was left deserted, equipment abandoned mid-production. Even the sun, the central character of the show, simply vanished as if it had never existed.

The only thing left behind, the only testament to what "Momo’s Fantastic Show" was, is its soundtrack.

I have tried to reconstruct these tapes with a seemingly joyful sound.

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memstopbeingsogoddamnpetty <--- discord
https://on.soundcloud.com/AC3KZ <--- noise acc

What's next, really?

ignore the cool ahh banner

oh yeah gimme your project files!!!

what even is the cores, habibi?

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