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Just letting y'all know, I'll only post things that I can't find on Soundcloud, given the fact that I've either received permission or it doesn't break any rules. If there are none stated then I'll just do my thing, if you see any tracks that I've posted that are yours and you don't feel comfortable with it being there then do please message a complaint and I'll take it down the next time I log into Soundcloud. Also, just for clarification, I'm not making money off of anyone's songs that aren't mine, not that I'll ever make any music that actually enjoyable.

Lobotomy Corporation is hell on a bicycle, I for some reason accidentally got two plague doctors on day 40-something and when one turned into the Jesus Fetus, I had to suppress two of them. Fun
I am absolutely in love with the Touhou series, I generally like the idea of Danmaku at its core. The most beautiful pattern wins, because the more beautiful the pattern, the more bullets you have to dodge. You must deliberately put in openings here and there to keep things fair and balanced. This is a rule to even the playing ground for both those that are weak and those that are strong, it's a system that also rewards you on skill. So just as long as you have a form of a projectile that you can fire, so long as you're able to dodge successfully and consecutively, you'll probably come out on top. Makes you wonder if Reimu's either a person that just acts on impulse or if she's just a really big brain person. I'm willing to bet on the former
I typically like rhythm games, otherwise roguelikes and rpgs will be #1
Library of Ruina awesome
SEQUEL + BLACK SOULS is fucking awesome, wish I could play them for the first time all over again

UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH II Sys:Celes, the latest in the series with music by Raito, is now available.
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Raito is a Japanese composer and producer.

Influenced by his machine-loving father, he bought an 8-bit computer when he was in elementary school. He played with programming sounds and modifying games.

Started a doujinshi circle "NEXT" with friends he met at university. At first, he wrote coterie magazines, but when a programmer joined the group, he started creating games.

The first game, a side-scrolling STG "Wizards Star," was sold in Tokyo, and this game caught the attention of the staff of the dojin circle Watanabe Seisakusho (now French-Bread), and they began interacting with each other.

Raito then became in charge of music for French-Bread, and wrote music for "Melty Blood," "Ragnarok Battle Offline," and other titles.

His activities gradually expanded to include character songs for the anime "Lucky Star," drama music, and commercial music.

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