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Monosynthz Not Dead Brooklyn, New York
Influenced by the great composers of the 80's in Japan, MND was inspired to create music for old video games. The first self titled release in 2013 did that, and broke hearts with such hits as "Horseboy". With the release of "Let Them Be Right" in 2016, new sounds outside of the realm and limitations of 8-bit tech were introduced. Thank you to Alan Lee, Alf, Superman and mxlplx. ... more
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