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I'm coda and this is an archive of my songs. Most of them are made in about 60 minutes.
If you're looking for a game musician check out my portfolio page, otherwise enjoy the music!
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- RT @Lazerbeat: 3 hours of ＃famicommadnes archived on Ustream bit.ly/KzJ3V3 w/ @chibitech / @codatrigger / @xaimus / @hallyvorc etc 4 days ago
- RT @kabakism: hey, #FamicomMADNES flyer coming up :) kabakism.tumblr.com/post/232898431… 2 weeks ago
- RT @notacon: Other great events now that Notacon is on hiatus until 2013. notacon.org/1337/other-gre… 2 weeks ago
- RT @bostondemoscene: Next Wednesday - Art of the Algorithms at Artisans' Asylum facebook.com/events/1915540… 2 weeks ago
- going to japan this friday. playing two shows in tokyo. whoa 2 weeks ago
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- Comment on slashies by AnonymousReally like this one! :) The beat is uplifting but there's something slightly dreamy about it too! Getting on my Mp3 player! Just wish it was a tad longer!
- Comment on dining with a vampire by NenengBob, it's very simple.In this world you can make a chcioe.You can stay honest or commit a crime, rob a bank for example.There is no neutral position possible.The same goes for the CAGW subject and even more important for the policies based on the CAGW subject.The CAGW doctrine is based on lies, These lies are needed to commit legal crimes.As for WUWT, i […]
- Comment on dining with a vampire by Ayat(Edit)David Falkner said:“During the Arctic winter, the vtioaarin in temperature is significantly more than during the Arcitc summer, implying that there is a greater sensitivity value during the winter time. This means an inverse relationship to forcing. Less forcing, more sensitive. Then look at the summers. (And look at all the years folks.) The summers a […]
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