FLASHDRIVE
by Broken Satellite
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Deconstruct And Resonate
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Lingering Holograms
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Dont Ever Change
05:08
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about
This little collection of songs is from Broken Satellite's first year of making chiptunes in 2010. I found these four tracks on an old flash drive I had. Its very simple, fun, and broken.
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released July 15, 2014
Music by Broken Satellite
Album Art by Ten Pixels Tall
Music by Broken Satellite
Album Art by Ten Pixels Tall
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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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