Celestial NES Goddess
from The Neglects and Rejects by Wolfblur
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This is an 8-bit version of Celestial Sun Goddess from the Bloodline Calling album. I was really curious to see how the original sound would sound like if it came from a Gameboy or something, so when I tried, it was amazing, >D.
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from The Neglects and Rejects,
released January 1, 2000
Cody Tucker
Cody Tucker
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Wolfblur Seattle, Washington
Game influenced composer trying to make things sound as rad as humanly possible
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