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Miyamoto Musashi
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Miyamoto Musashi
Miyamoto Miyamoto
Miyamoto Musashi
MUSASHI MUSASHI!!!
One sword each hand
stay away from this man
clear a path for Takezo
he cuts em down with his wooden swords
a wild eyed swordsman
he beats the schools in all Japan
even Takuan his old friend
could not control him
Not even an an army of demons could stop him in his tracks
but a young girl named Otsu stole his heart and contained his wrath
but Takuan said MUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!
Miyamoto Musashi
Miyamoto Miyamoto
Miyamoto Musashi
MUSASHI MUSASHI!!!
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Sugar Rush
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Can I Take You Home?
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Freak Accident
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She's a Killer
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Jaguardini Harrisonburg, Virginia
Jaguardini treats music like a science project, combining the sounds of old video games and synthesizers to create a live blend of lofi synthpop and energetic dark wave. Christo manipulates a gameboy, a vocoder, synths, and an electric guitar with a CRT TV set on his head. Influenced by Crystal Castles, Pink Floyd, The Cure, Ghostland Observatory, Beethoven, Ladytron, MGMT, and Disasterpeace. ... more
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hard-hitting 80s influenced synthwave
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Holy shit. This is the best synth album of 2019. I can tell a TON of thought and passion went into this record. synths and vocals play together like the gators and hippos from fantasia. perfect 11/10
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