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Great News for people who like Old News -- finally putting my old (2006) EP Information Chase up on Bandcamp in a slightly expanded edition (with a few bonus tracks). Recommended if you like: saccharine melody, unsophisticated music, mileage being squeezed out of things long out of date, modern bitrates, Morbid Angel.
1. Chase Init_
2. Activation Theme
3. Hexadecimal Genome
4. Particle Charge
5. Reformat The Planet
6. The Information Chase
7. Time Machine Go
8. ???
9. ?????
downloading when I get home 
all the classic jams
yeah man!
2006 was a great year in this community. in my mind its my go-to "good year of chip". with 2008 a close second.
such a classic.
im really considering to buy this one (normally i rather download from youtube and other platforms instead of paying something). the first version of your album was my first real chiptune album i had. good memories
Last edited by Bamboori (Jul 18, 2013 5:09 pm)
I was having severe panic attacks and suffering from a nasty bout of night terrors in 2006. I can now relive all of those fantastic memories to this wonderful soundtrack in 2013.
THANKS.
I bought it, now everyone else oughta do the same!
Wow, haha. This is awesome. I've been listening to Information Chase at least twice a day for the past 3 weeks 
WHATS THE PROBLEM WITH THIS PICTURE?
FIX IT INTERNET.
Last edited by BR1GHT PR1MATE (Jul 18, 2013 9:47 pm)
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Last edited by godinpants (May 14, 2020 11:06 pm)
Fucking hell, thanks everyone for the support and the nice words.
Next I'm going to release something even older.
Fucking hell, thanks everyone for the support and the nice words.
Next I'm going to release something even older.
i can't wait for the "My1stLSDj" 7"
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