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Japanese Record label.
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Blackmagik Blazing
by かめりあ(Camellia)
supported by 26 fans who also own “No Heroes are Allowed to Enter”
What a creative world and vibe this album has going for it. When I was first listening to Camellia's discography at the beginning of 2022, this was the album that I was most curious about. That curiosity paid off in spades with how jammable practically every song has become with relistens. The drops are so much fun and remain unpredictable in the most exciting ways. It's the perfect entry album for people new to his works and proves how masterful Camellia is with crafting music that feels fresh.
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U.U.F.O.
by かめりあ(Camellia)
supported by 23 fans who also own “No Heroes are Allowed to Enter”
The peak of Camellia's career in my opinion. Many amazing tracks of varying genres all culminated into one beautiful album.
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Tera I/O
by かめりあ(Camellia)
supported by 21 fans who also own “No Heroes are Allowed to Enter”
The songs are FIRE [fueguito] [fueguito] [fueguito]
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Forest of Ruin
by Magic Point
These tracks may have been written in a cabin in Lake Tahoe (for real!) but they sound like they could score a rave at the end of the world.
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Place of Honor
by Computer Nerd
If the Phantom of the Opera wrote video game music, it might sound something like the sweeping, stately songs on “Place of Honor.”
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Alley Ghost
by Kush Arora
Euphoric club instrumentals from the duo of Brooklyn's HMXGOD and San Francisco's Kush Arora, blending dancehall, drill, kuduro, and more.
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MIXPEED ACTION
by Kobaryo
supported by 20 fans who also own “No Heroes are Allowed to Enter”
Probably the greatest speedcore album ever released.
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