Chiller Thriller
by Broken Satellite
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Obi Wan Shinobi
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Lazy Daze Vibes
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Always Into It
02:57
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Night Blasters
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about
Chiller Thriller is the first release from Houston-based chiptune muscian, Broken Satellite, which was created with 2 Gameboys running LSDJ. It is a set of 7 melodic pulse waves, super bass triangle/saw waves, and super catchy dance hooks....a very feel good album.
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released May 16, 2014
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Lazybit Collective Houston, Texas
We are an independent / DIY, retro-electronic netlabel based out of Houston, TX with a focus on chiptune, synthwave, and ambient LO-MIDfi.
est. MMXIII // Matthew Rivas + Jeremy Buzek.
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