Alex Reed from SEEMING jumpscare?!
well I guess it wouldn't be the first song Alex wrote because of dream instructions
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in reply to @nys's post:
if you liked Alex Reed's take on hit 'em you should definitely check out his duo project Seeming, all their discography is great but their second album SOL: A Self-Banishment Ritual is a wall-to-wall no-skips masterpiece about coping with our current climate crisis https://seeming.bandcamp.com/album/sol-a-self-banishment-ritual
in reply to @matthewseiji's post:
This entire dreamgenre sounds like Oneohtrix Point Never or Femtanyl or somebody got called in to do an Earthbound bossfight track, yeah
I'm on the phone with the World Music Council and they're saying they're going to officially recognize hit 'em based on this track. Yeah. "A bop," they said
this fucking whips. Idk if this is accurate but I hear a Machine Girl specific style in this
This sounds like it could belong in Umurangi Generation! (and I mean that as high praise)
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