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might want to fix the mixing for this one, new version will be uploaded on bandcamp

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Angry Video Game Knight

Submitted for the CRUNCHTIME 02 OST Jam: A small, 16-bit, Cyberpunk inspired album called MEGA NETRUNNER DRIVE! (Made in 48 hours, FL Studio 12)

As well as Cyberpunk, it takes a lot of inspiration from late 90's techno and Sega Mega Drive / Genesis VGM. There's a loose narrative of what it means to be a Netrunner in this neon-90s-Cyberpunk universe, with some high octane and funky tracks to boot!

5 songs, about 8 minutes in total. Enjoy the songs and donate/buy the album if you wanna!​

CLASSIFIED CORPO ESPIONAGE

Set with my good friend @ChickenSuitGamer from DRIPCAMP
Heboyi - fallcore
Heboyi - funnycore
ChickenSuitGuy - no more nuzzlecore
ChickenSuitGuy - It's Corn (Version Cumbia)
Heboyi - well thats mask

HEBOYI & CHICKENSUITGUY @ DRIPCAMP 2022

There's something strange in the neighborhood...

All composed, arranged, produced, and performed/programmed by me.

Holograph Drive

Songs Used:
The Living Tombstone - Goodbye Moonmen
Dream - Mask

Goodbye Maskmen

Arrangement: https://soundcloud.com/s4ok
Renders: Moonior, https://soundcloud.com/laybox

Source List:
Turn The Lights Off - Tally Hall (Surreal media)
Wii Shop Channel Theme - Wii (Wii)

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#9: Azumangakas (All the main girls from Azumanga Daioh)
Leaked from: Temporary Flight Attendant

OH MY GAH! The whole class is in session yet again, and this time we will learn all about otaku culture and aughts anime with six extravagant girls of Class 3: the child prodigy Chiyo, the shy Sakaki, the restless Tomo, the intelligent Yomi, the athletic Kagura, and peculiar Osaka. Together they are an unstoppable force, that always finds their way in a misadventure or two, no matter if it's recess hours or lesson time, so you better get this all together - because school times were never this fun before!

Sources:
- Songs from shows by J.C Staff and Genco, as well as Comedy or Slice of Life anime (Songs from The Disastrous Life of Saiki K., Golden Time and Lucky Star)
- Songs in the J-core, happy hardcore, and kawaii bass genres (Songs by S3RL, Snail's House and YUC'e)
- Songs from surreal and absurdist media, related to otaku culture, or it's associates (Songs by Jack Stauber, songs from OFF, Caramelldansen by Caramella Girls)
- Songs related to education, school-related media, and friendship (Songs from High School Musical and School of Rock, Fifteen by Taylor Swift, Count on Me by Bruno Mars)

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#08: Eteled (from Wii Deleted You)
Leaked from: Miitournia

Ever wonder what happens to deleted avatars? Why don't you ask Eteled? This poor spirit's gone through the cycle as many times as one Mii could bare and then some. He considers himself lucky to just be here -- and his opponents may differ. Don't worry! He's not just some psychopathic axe killer, he's a nice guy! Just don't delete him from bracket, and things will be fine. Please.

[] Songs from Wii exclusives and games featuring Miis
(Wii Sports, Super Mario Galaxy, Miitopia)
[] Songs from non-VGM or fan-made Nintendo media and web horror
(Walk the Dinosaur, Starbomb, lacey)
[] Songs in the industrial or IDM genres and their subgenres
(Madame Macabre, Nine Inch Nails, Aphex Twin)
[] Songs related to spirits, death, corruption, and glitches
(Stay Calm, Hawaii: Part II, So Open)

TURN THE WII OFF

I'm pretty sure I'm not alone on doing this, though. Obviously, any files that are work-related are named seriously, more than anything so that I can find them more easily. Collaborators hate it when you don't organize your files in a way that makes sense, especially if there are a lot of files they might have to sort through retrospectively. But I have a file in my downloads full of random images I pull from online as references for my drawings, or because I find them particularly funny, and those have names that are all over the place.

For those curious, the folder pictured in the thumbnail is where I put reference images for "Doki Doki Literature Club!" characters. And, no, there is no smut in there, it's mostly in-game character sprites and cutscenes.

Also, this is a filler post. Been a while since I actively paid attention to VSauce, but looking for the music Michael used for his videos was quite nostalgic. Perhaps I should be worried that I'm getting nostalgic about things that are just barely a decade old as of writing...but, then again, the fact that those videos are a decade old by now is also worrying. Man, I'm not getting any younger.

Also, don't be surprised if I end up deleting some of these filler tracks in the future. I've got 25% of my free uploads left, and I intend to squeeze as much value out of my minutes as I can.

SOURCES:
Once in a Lifetime - Talking Heads
Dream Sequence - Jake Chudnow
Moon Men - Jake Chudnow

Take care!

Sometimes I name my files funny things

The artwork is from here: https://www.wikiart.org/en/katsushika-hokusai/kappa

kappa catnap

All composed, arranged, produced, and performed/programmed by me.

Fairy Hunting

On Siivagunner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBA-p0YC2Io

One of my favorite songs ever made mashed with a fantastic vgm tune.

Sources:
BTSTU by Jai Paul
Fairy Fountain (Pause) by DannyBStyle
Great Fairy's Fountain by DannyBStyle

BTSTFF (Back To Save The Fairy Fountain)

TTGD ripper, Siiva contributor/ripper, music maker/mashuper, adhd headass, super cool and not stupid.

don't call me onpp. wait....

BTSTFF (Back To Save The Fairy Fountain)

OnBP [2]: The Squeakquel