Black Oil Virus
from Sounds Hosted by Mr. House
This is my new free EP "Kepler 22-b." I'm really proud of this thing as an album because I accomplished a lot of improvements in my mixing and mastering process and it spans a few different subgenres while staying cohesive as a singular release. If you like, love, or hate it, just leave it in the comments and I'll get back to you, thanks for the support!
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