Yaga-Shura San Diego, California
Yaga-Shura is an impenetrable fire giant demigod. This project is named after him and consists of fun, catchy music that heavily features synthesizers.
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Failed Journey East
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Under The Forgotten Village
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Another masterful solo release from one of San Diego's finest wizards. The tracks give a bittersweet nostalgia for the 8-Bit days of yore where pixelated dragons darkened the sky and solving a crystal puzzle was your only way to the next level. Great for studying, brainstorming for your next literary work of art or creative endeavor, or for a sipping coffee while witsfully staring out your window. An excellent little solo piece for anyone's Dungeon Synth collection.
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