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Castle Funk (1980's Mix) - Deltarune

Re-Arrangement of It's TV Time from Detlarune

It's TV Time! (BW2 Arrangement)

These songs line up too well to not combine

Dark Sanctuary + From Now On -Deltarune Chapter 4- (Remix)

Wayne- And Now For Today's Sponsors from Deltarune in the style of Masayoshi Takanaka

The V. R. Missions: Vol. 4

It's Tv Time! (From "Deltarune")

original by toby fox, cover by aeiouko/sunhatgirl 
https://youtu.be/Uil-yM7l2DI

DELTARUNE Chapter 3 - Ruder Buster (Cover)

Track not by me. Please check out Wayne's channel!
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Black Knife from Deltarune in the style of Masayoshi Takanaka

Analog (part 7)

Tarah V-Roots in Air

Instrumental Era marks a turning point for Obscyron — a cinematic transition from lyrical synthpop to a world where melodies and textures carry the emotion.

Across four interconnected tracks, the EP explores the evolution of transmission and silence: the awakening pulse of Instrumental Era, the haunting glow of Dark Radiance, the reflective drift of Slow Transmission, and the conclusive farewell of The Final Signal.

Fusing synthwave, chillwave, and ambient electronic elements, Obscyron captures nostalgia and introspection through analog warmth and evolving soundscapes. While this era focuses on instrumental storytelling, songs with lyrics will still appear occasionally — especially through collaborations that bridge voice and atmosphere within Obscyron’s evolving sonic universe.


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Dark Radiance

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Black Knife from Deltarune in the style of Masayoshi Takanaka

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