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Aw, lovely. This will appeal even to those not into chiptune. Can you say hidden gem?
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by The J. Arthur Keenes Band
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It's an amazing album, with a brilliant 60s Rock feel running through it, although I don't think you can put it in one single genre. The music is very intricate, and I love the little details that you can hear, like Dan's fingers brushing along the strings of his guitar. Little things like that add up to make an amazing sound. Trying Not To Hide is probably my favourite of all of Dan's songs, it is utterly beautiful.
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