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Genesis Chiptunes: Jokermusic’s Sonic the Hedgehog Inspired (STAGE 2) Lava Lake

  • October 21, 2013
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jokermusic - (STAGE 1) Green Brook Zone

Joker’s renditions of Sega Genesis inspired tracks continues with Stage 2 – Lava Lake, drawing inspiration from Sonic the Hedgehog and fusing it with an industrial sound that makes this track stand out.

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