A 14-track album by Missing Character; an experimental blend of electronica, prog rock/jazz fusion, IDM/braindance, and ambient, exploring themes of nostalgia, cognitive dissonance, altered states, and burnout, with a visual and sonic focus on organic and biological imagery.The album is intended to be experienced as a continuous listen from beginning to end, with most tracks transitioning directly into one another. As with other Missing Character releases, it makes frequent use of unusual and shifting time signatures, polyrhythms, and microtones, but places a greater emphasis on clean, organic-sounding tones as its foundation. Grittier, heavier tracks and passages primarily serve as crescendos within the album rather than defining its core sound.

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A 15-track cover album and eighth full-length release by Spott. It consists of hyperpop and hardcore reimaginings and parodies of songs originally from genres like nu metal, rap, pop, indie, punk, and more.Some songs feature lyrical changes from the originals, ranging from full parody rewrites to minor adjustments that shift the theme, avoid certain epithets, or clean up poorly aged or less tasteful original content.Some of the more prominent changes include:- Mambo No. 5, reimagined as a lesbian, drug-fueled rave orgy.
- Nasty Dog's entire third verse was removed for its objectifying and transphobic content. It was not rewritten in favor of a snappier runtime.
- So What received a near-full lyrical rewrite, as its outlandish, list-style lyrics were ripe with potential for parody, while also replacing one lyric referring to child abuse.
- stupid horse, save for a few lines, was translated into Japanese.
- Fever for the Flava had one lyric in the first verse replaced for coming across as sexually predatory, while the second half of the second verse was removed due to a racially insensitive metaphor.

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A reissue of Missing Character's 27-track eponymous first album, Missing Character, with the intention of making the album more likely to be accepted to streaming services, to generally tidy up the sound, and to offer the previously-CD-only bonus tracks digitally now that the original is no longer available on CD.The original album's 27-track length remains, despite the addition of two bonus tracks. Two of the silent ☮ tracks were removed to make room for the new content. The streaming version of the album does not contain any of the silent tracks, and some track titles needed to be tweaked.The album artwork was tweaked, swapping out the previous photo that was lifted from Google Maps to now feature a photo of a plushie of Spott watching from a window of the Holiday Inn Express London Heathrow Terminal 4 - a building that became an iconic space on the internet for its uncanny liminal atmosphere.The Bandcamp version of the album comes with a handful of wallpapers: all of the wallpapers included with the original release, upscaled, with the wallpaper version of the album artwork changed to match the new artwork.

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A 4-track EP by Daemien, released to package up a sparse collection of singles released between 2018 and 2022. It features two original songs, and two covers, most leaning heavily into a gothic rock/love metal sound, apart from the final track, which veers into much noisier doom/sludge metal/noise rock territory.The EP was released exactly 9 years to the day after Daemien's last album, The Path.

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A 20-track compilation CD by Koa & Friends. A limited-edition run made for HarmonyCon 2026 with remaining copies listed for sale on Bandcamp.

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A 6-track compilation EP ranging from digital hardcore to metal. Most tracks were previously exclusive to CD releases.Since M027, Static Sea, and Hindsight are unlikely be re-released on CD in the near future, the World Gone CD being long overdue, and Bad Moon Rising being a standalone track not intended for any album, it made sense to bring everything together in a single EP.

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A 14-track free compilation album highlighting select tracks by CreatureCore artists, alongside collaborations with friends.

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A 5-track EP that stays mostly in the realm of alternative pop music, with a brief departure into blues rock and drum & bass.Despite its short runtime, the EP encompasses the longest period between its earliest and most recent tracks among all non-compilation CreatureCore releases to date, from February 2018 to October 2025.

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The artwork features a digitized version of a cherry blossom flower, originally graffiti'd on a wall in pen by Koa when she and Mumble first met.

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An 8-track album by Riikira, serving as the original-material successor to the covers EP PAST::LIFE.

Technical difficulties

Around two-thirds of the way through development, the primary project hard drive failed, with no backup made since before work on the album began. This resulted in the album being about 2/3 of its intended length.Unrecoverable content:

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The predecessor EP, PAST::LIFE, was originally released with what is now considered a beta version of its artwork. FUTURE∶∶DEATH was initially set to use a matching design, but both albums ultimately received new, professionally commissioned artwork by ohmi, created as a pair.The beta artworks for both releases were loosely inspired by Metallica’s 1996 album Load and its 1997 follow-up Reload. The new artworks, though less abstract and featuring Riikira, were still designed to reflect that same inspiration.

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An 11-track remix album by Koa & Friends. It reimagines Rainbow Disaster Pop in full, with each song remixed by a different artist, presenting one remix of each track in the same order as the original release. The album celebrates the original's third birthday, releasing exactly three years later.

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A 6 track harsh noise EP by Pupae. It is the first Barrfparty release since 2019's Plugged In, a time span of nearly six years.The EP was created in approximately one hour, during a period of severe technical disruption in Pupae’s nest (and resulting anxiety), resulting in lost access to most of its usual means of sonic output. As a result, the project was composed and assembled using very limited and improvised resources under a state of "compression molt", characterized by its accelerated output under high stress.

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A 7-track concept album and accompanying written story by Goji, featuring laid-back ambient and chillout music that follows the legend of Magmara, the dragon of Io, and the moon’s gradual transformation into a habitable realm.

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Long ago, when the moon of Io still tossed and turned her turbulent pirouette around her father, the world was dead of all but one lonely being.Magmara, born of the moon's molten core, the solitary Dragon of Io.Io loved to dance, but could never quite get the rhythm right. Any time she began to find her footing, her sisters would be there to tug her right off the pulse again. Her surface cracked and bled as she danced too close, too far, too in-between.With new scars every couple of days, she never dared let anybody close. Nobody except Magmara. Io loved Magmara very much. He gave her a sense of purpose. A reason to keep dancing. She kept him warm. She kept him active.But Io just had to get it right, and as she danced and danced through the eons, her surface felt no moment of calm, and neither could the dragon, who knew never of what it is to sleep."Just a thousand years rest is all I ask - a mere blink to the cosmos." he cried out to the tar-black sky. It was then he felt a shift... Not the usual ebb and flow of tectonics under his feet - something much subtler, yet with profound gravitas.For days, Magmara kept his brightest eye on Io's dance with Jupiter, and then weeks, and Jupiter never seemed to draw closer. His majestic presence was no longer too close, too far, but perfectly in-between. She had finally perfected her steps.Magmara knew not of how any of this came to pass. Was it Io herself - or a passing tidewarder - who blessed the moon with the divine cadence of repose?As the moon cooled and calmed, Magmara vowed to slumber for a thousand Jovian years for every thousand he would wake. There were still not many places that looked even remotely comfortable, but now at the very least, he could trust that the quakes would grow gentler and gentler, and anywhere that he called his resting place would not fissure beneath him. And so, he lay his head to rest.After his first millennium asleep, Magmara rose to a calmed and temperate - yet still empty - Io. He knew that after gigaannum of pain and heartache, the moon deserved appreciation, applause, and adoration. And so, he cried out once more - not a plea for help, but an invitation: a draconic hymnal cast into the void.And in time, they came - creatures of all kinds, from curious explorers to hopeful refugees. Magmara struggled at first to convince many to stay; her land was still a harsh desert, but where some saw a desolate wasteland, a few saw potential - and for the first time, she felt her worth. For the first time, she cried. She cried a warm and joyful rain that nourished her body for the next thousand years. Her cracks and magma pits became beautiful streams and bountiful lakes. The arid plains bore grass and thick-leaved rainforest. The punishing vacuum that once surrounded her gave way to a thick atmosphere, a warm incubator for all kinds of life.After a thousand years of growth, renewal, and jovial celebration, it was time once again to sleep. Magmara ventured deep into the moon’s cool underbelly of lush caves, searching for the comfiest, safest, and most beautiful spot to call his chamber for the next millennium. With a wealth of choices behind him, he finally found the perfect place: waterfalls flowing into gentle streams and tiny ponds that glowed a dim nightlight of bioluminescent cyan and gold. The air was thick with the calming scent of wet stone. Massive roots from the rainforests above had pierced through the ceiling over centuries, dangling into the cave, adorned with their own flowers.In the heart of the chamber rose a stone pedestal, smoothed over the years by wind, water, and the gentle tremors of a world in healing. Atop it, carved not by creature but by tectonic artistry and the passage of time, lay a spiral groove - a groove that perfectly traced the dragon’s form, etched into the rock as though the moon itself had made the bed for its weary companion. And so, he lay his head to rest.Many believe the tides of Io’s oceans are the slow, peaceful breathing of the sleeping dragon - each rise and fall a sign that he still rests peacefully below. And once with every passing year, as the dragon's waking draws closer, the creatures of Io gather from all over to celebrate the Festival of Magmara: a time to celebrate the past, a time to solemnly promise that the home they love will be one worth returning to, and honor the moon that finally found her rhythm.

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A remastered version of Riikira's debut album, M027. It features all 11 of the original tracks, with sonic adjustments to bring them into a more consistent and less harsh soundspace. It also features the previously CD-only bonus track Cracked, and a brand new version of the 2022 track Viscera - with adjusted instrumentation and mixing to fit the sound of M027.

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A 15-track free compilation/playlist. It features a handful of notable works from various aliases from 2024 and is the thirteenth release in the Mumble Bundle series of yearly compilations/playlists curated by General Mumble and published by CreatureCore.Despite being the last of the series (later replaced by the CreatureCore-curated CreatureCrate compilations), it is the only Mumble Bundle to not feature a track attributed directly to General Mumble, though they do appear as part of Huge Umbrella and Fiveskin.

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A 4-track EP of cover songs, reimagining the original works in a heavily digitized modern/futuristic metal sound. It is a direct predecessor to the 2025 album of original works, FUTURE::DEATH.

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PAST∶∶LIFE was originally released with what is now considered a beta version of its artwork. Both it and its follow-up, FUTURE∶∶DEATH, were later given new, professionally commissioned artwork by ohmi, created as a matching pair.The beta artworks for both releases were loosely inspired by Metallica’s 1996 album Load and its 1997 follow-up Reload. The new artworks, though less abstract and featuring Riikira, were still designed to reflect that same inspiration.

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A 15-track, compilation CD by Koa and Friends. Originally exclusive to Everfree Northwest 2024, more copies were later made available on Bandcamp - where it can also be streamed - due to high demand.

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A 26-minute megamix by Spott. It features short snippets of tracks from every full-length Spott album as of the date of release (many of which are reworked to fit the vibe and genre of the mix) and 8 brand new short tracks. The mix starts off at 140BPM, maintaining a consistent techno vibe, before veering towards more mixed hardcore music at 180BPM for the latter part.The mix is available as individual tracks and as a single 26-minute track on Bandcamp and streaming services. The full mix also is included as bonus content on the CD version of Dumbass of the Century.The album was given a full-length video, with eclectic and messy visuals to match each song, making it - as of time of release - the longest CreatureCore music video that isn't just a simple visualiser.

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A 9-track album by Goji. It consists of 53 minutes of ambient chillout music, and was released for free on Feb 10 2024 to celebrate the Lunar New Year - the year of the dragon.

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A 13-track free compilation. It features a handful of notable CreatureCore works from 2023 and is the twelfth release in the Mumble Bundle series of yearly compilations/playlists curated by General Mumble and published by CreatureCore.

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A 10-track album with a heavy blend of hardcore, hyperpop, and pop punk, occasionally swinging further in one direction than the other. All the songs on the album are shorter than three minutes, resulting in a relatively snappy total runtime of 24 minutes.The album was released on CD in early 2024, and included the entirety of Music for Spacefaring Lesbians as bonus content on the same disc.

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A 5-track EP by General Mumble & Koa released for Halloween 2023.This EP, like the previous Halloween Release (Audio Only), is a grab bag of pop culture. It contains a cover from My Little Pony: Tell Your Tale, a remix of a song re-popularized by Wednesday fans, and three original songs utilizing samples from G4 and G5 of MLP as well as from Five Nights At Freddy's: Security Breach.The release's title (and animatronic versions of Mumble and Koa on the cover) is a reference to the infamous "The Bite of '83" and "The Bite of '87" incidents from Five Nights at Freddy's.

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The album was released on CD for sale at conventions starting in late 2023, and for online orders in February 2024. The CD comes with a handful of bonus tracks taken from the Audio Only and One Month Later EPs.

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A 46-track compilation album, containing all of the music featured on the first chapter of the 77p Studios 2023 video game 77p egg: Eggwife.The soundtrack features works by General Mumble, ipi, Koa, Daemien, Blueschist, 77p egg, sc.Dave!, Huge Umbrella, and Fiveskin. It is mostly comprised of new, original music, but also showcases a few older works.

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An 11-track album featuring instrumental versions of all tracks from World Gone.

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An 11-track album, and the 4th full-length release by Riikira. It is comprised mostly of electronic metal with digitized vocals.Much of the album is inspired by global events from 2020 through 2023, and their potential worst-case-scenarios, with a few songs being about more personal struggles. The album covers topics such as, but not limited to, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, pollution, deforestation, mass shootings, depression, cancer, capitalism.The album title is a callback to a line in the song Low Pass from the album M027. The same line is sampled in the album's penultimate track, Blue Mother.

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The album leans more towards metal than previous endeavors, with a higher emphasis on realistic-sounding guitars, screamed vocals, and non-synthesized bass. It is the first Riikira album to not make use of text-to-speech vocals, except for "Blue Mother", which samples the vocals from Low Pass, from the album M027. All tracks are in English, except for Dew in the Sun, which has one line in Ukranian.The project file for the first track to be created, Viscera, was used as a template for all other tracks going forward, to maintain a level of consistency throughout the album. All rhythm guitars, main drums, and bass use the same instruments/samples, and processing on every track; all other elements, such as vocals, synthesisers, percussion, breaks, and flourishes are unique to each track. It is the first CreatureCore release to opt for this method.

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A 4-track vaporwave mashup EP by MUM-B1. Aside from track 2, which was made some time in 2018, it was made during a short burst of reignited interest in the vaporwave aesthetic in Spring 2023, and mostly continues the same musical stylings heard in the previous release, DOĞĜE II: Low-Poly, Gluten-Free.

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The artwork is an in-game screenshot from Grand Theft Auto Online, of a modified Imponte Phoenix, parked on a beach at sunset. The car was modified some time in 2018 specifically to adopt a vaporwave-inspired aesthetic, with the intention of being used for vaporwave album artwork some time in the future.

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A 12 track album by Missing Character. It is comprised mostly of warped, dulled, and/or distorted ambient textures and samples of old songs, with more structured moments being relatively uncommon.

Signal transcript

_{"The following audio is the result of a conduition - the channeling of a signal through I from the core of another.
They had this to say:}"an attempt at getting my raw feelings on to paper, so to speak, as my mother battles terminal cancer.i'm releasing this short catalogue of confused emotions before she leaves us, in hopes that i can be left mostly positive from here out, and be a radiant presence for her while i still can. i urge nobody to feel like they need to listen to this, and i wouldn't blame you if you can't, or try to and then stop. this simply needed to exist just to exist. <3""

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A 15-track free compilation. It features a handful of notable CreatureCore works from 2022 and is the eleventh release in the Mumble Bundle series of yearly compilations/playlists curated by General Mumble and published by CreatureCore.

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A 12-track album by General Mumble. It is the first full-length album of My Little Pony-inspired music released since 2012's Songs About The Pink One (and others), paying homage to it via title and visual theming.Tracks span a fairly wide range of genres, including, but not limited to, reggae, rock, house, electro-jazz, and piano ballad. The album features three reworks of previously-released tracks - one from each of Mumble's other full-length pony-inspired albums - with Gator in the Tub '21 and More Than a Chicken '22 being direct revamps of the originals from Spikezilla and Songs About The Pink One (and others) respectively, and Ponys2mp being a new piece taking heavy inspiration from Ponystomp, from CLOP /)³(\.

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The album was released on CD shortly after its digital release, first going on sale at UK PonyCon on October 8th 2022, then via Bandcamp on October 11th.

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A 10-track album by Koa, of which each track is based on an episode of DawnSomewhere's (FKA FIMFlamFilosophy) Rainbow Dash Presents series, and features collaborations with Luck Rock and Francis Vace.The album is mostly adjacent to pop rock and hyperpop, containing fair amounts of AutoTune, high tempos, laughable lyrics, and sampling.The initial idea for the record came up in a conversation between Koa and HyperDash, who at the time had the phrase "No rainbows, pizza party!" as her status on Discord. At this time HyperDash crafted the emoji vector 🚫🌈🍕🎉, and Koa made the realization that the phrase sounded like a hyperpop track title; HyperDash then posed the possibility of an entire album based on Rainbow Dash Presents, and Koa took off with the idea.The entire album was produced between March and August of 2022, setting a record for Koa's fastest-made project so far, and was made with DawnSomewhere's approval.

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The album was released on CD in time for Everfree Northwest 2022, and subsequently online.

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A 7-track remix EP released by Koa and loopyy. It consists of their original collaboration Pull Over (Siren Song), originally made for Ponies at Dawn - Oceansong, and six remixes by various artists. Originally intending to pick three, the remixes were chosen by Koa and loopyy from a pool of submissions.

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A 13-track free compilation. It features a handful of notable CreatureCore works from 2021 and is the tenth release in the Mumble Bundle series of yearly compilations/playlists curated by General Mumble and published by CreatureCore.

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A 12-track album, and the 4th full length album by Spott. It consists of mostly hardcore electronic music, taking cues from pop music, pop rock, and occasionally fully departing into other genres like UK bassline and hyperpop. Compared to previous releases, the album has a much bigger focus on more contemporary songwriting and original vocals - with Spott singing on 9 of the 12 tracks.The cover of More Than a Chicken features a choir of people, recruited via Discord and Twitter, to shout "fuck" for the last couple of choruses: Alumx, AnimeVeteran, Artur 'RTheM' Lurich, Astro (Elysian Tunes), AverkosWolf + StuffEXA, AWal, Bassblitzed, BeaniBirb, Brainiac, Cynifuck, Delta Sierra, General Mittler, Gobiraptor, JMD, Koa, MC-Arch, MelodyBrony, mimifluffy, Nevermourn, Payyn, PegasYs, Phoenix Redtail, Raccoon, Sunny, The Memester, Val, Waffles, Whirly Tail, Yossarian, Zaperox

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The album was released on CD on 23 May 2023 and includes the full lineup of bonus tracks and a cover of CKY's 96 Quite Bitter Beings.

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A 12-track album and Koa's second full-length release.The record wanders stylistically around and adjacent to pop. Like its predecessor, the album features a great deal of collaboration, including appearances by General Mumble, PegasYs, Seventh Element, TCB, and two vocal synthesizers, Kasane Teto and Hatsune Miku. Influences for the record include Giga, Bruno Mars, and Charlie Puth.Each track is told from the perspective of a different character in My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, as noted in the track listing below, giving reason for the album's title.

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CDs of the album were made available for sale beginning at Ciderfest 2021, which coincided with the album's release; remaining copies were made available on Bandcamp on October 31, 2021. The CD comes in a six-panel digipak and includes two bonus tracks (Beyond Her Garden and ホットココア ～徹夜のうた～).

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A 20-minute, 9-track live album by Spott and Spica. The set was performed in Minecraft at The Rat Rave, hosted by Avenue Minecraft Concerts on 22 Jan 2021.The concert was free to attend (streamed via Twitch and Discord) with donations taken to give to the Autistic Self Advocacy Network. The album is name-your-price, with any profits also going to ASAN.

The artwork features two rats (an image used to promote The Rat Rave event) coloured approximately like Spica and Spott, respectively, surrounded by Minecraft particle effects.

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An 11-track album and the third full-length release by Riikira.It is comprised mostly of electronic metal with digital vocals.
Many of the songs on the album are heavily inspired by both global and personal struggles experienced during the year 2020, reflected in the album title, a play on the expression "hindsight is 20/20", and the purposeful end-of-year release date. The album chronicles topics such as COVID-19, police brutality, isolation, and detainment. Other topics covered include capitalism, LGBTQ rights, and despression.The album sees Riikira using a wider range of her larynx's speech banks instead of the British English bank prominently used on the previous two albums. All lyrics are still English.The final track, Driiifter, features a choir of 10 individuals:

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The album was released on CD on Dec 8 2021. Packaged in a 6-panel "digisleeve", it comes with a poster/lyric sheet combo, a sticker, and two bonus tracks.

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A 16-track free compilation. It features a handful of notable CreatureCore works from 2020 and is the ninth release in the Mumble Bundle series of yearly compilations/playlists curated by General Mumble and published by CreatureCore.

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A free 18-track compilation, presented as a single track. All the tracks have been put through various filters (ducking out practically all high frequencies, merging the stereo field, and then given "small room" reverb) to imitate the sound of music coming from another room of the house while you're trying to sleep. It was mostly put together as silly YouTube filler content while other projects came to fruition.

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An 11-track album by Goji. It consists of soft ambient music, and was made in about a week and released for free in response to growing fears and panic around the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Koa's nine-track debut album, released on February 9, 2020 (get it?). It showcases a number of genres and features collaborations with General Mumble, PegasYs, Luck Rock, and ShobieShy.The album has had multiple limited-edition runs of CDs in digipak cases.

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A 15-track free compilation. It features a handful of notable CreatureCore works from 2019 and is the eighth release in the Mumble Bundle series of yearly compilations/playlists curated by General Mumble and published by CreatureCore.

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A 4-track joint Halloween-themed EP by General Mumble & Koa, also featuring a track by Blueschist that makes use of elements from Mumble and Koa's tracks.The title and artwork of the EP is a reference to a scene in FAITH: Chapter II, in which the player finds a series of photographs documenting the progression of a possessed victim. It's also a play on the fact that the EP was released exactly one month after Halloween.

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A 6-track noise/drone album by Pupae. It is one of the longest Pupae albums and features a single 80-minute recording from one synthesizer split up into six tracks. Its overall sound and tone is considerably less varied than previous albums.

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a 6-track EP, and the sixth release by Missing Character.
Musically, it consists of relatively-short sporadically-structured tracks making heavy use of odd time signatures, microtonality, and imperfect mixing; taking cues from idm, hardcore, math rock, and other experimental genres.The goal was to create an EP with tracks that shift between happy, melancholy, and anxious; sometimes with abrupt changes, sometimes simultaneously.It was released at the same time as a sister-EP, tired. by Pupae, which uses the tracks of Happy, to create a harsh noise EP of the same length.The EP was released on CD a few years later, and was among the last to be produced via Amazon's Media On Demand service before it shut down in 2021. It contains 2 CDs in one case, one for Happy, and one for tired..

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A 6-track EP and the seventeenth release by Pupae.
It was released as a sister-EP to Happy, by Missing Character, and uses the tracks from that EP as foundations for new harsh noise tracks of equal length. It also features the same artwork, but with a pink overlay.The EP was released on CD a couple years later, and was among the last to be produced via Amazon's Media On Demand service before it shut down in 2021. It contains 2 CDs in one case, one for Happy, and one for tired..

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A 21-track CD-only compilation by General Mumble & Koa. It was put together exclusively for Whinny City Pony Con 2019. While the album mostly features songs by Mumble and Koa, it also contains various works from Spott and Spica.
Overstock copies of the CD were released on Bandcamp on 9 April 2019, packaged with an overstock Whinny City sticker of Mumble and Koa.

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A 19-track free compilation. It features a handful of notable CreatureCore works from 2018 and is the seventh release in the Mumble Bundle series of yearly compilations/playlists curated by General Mumble and published by CreatureCore.

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A 5-track compilation EP (10 tracks, including instrumentals). It serves as the 2018 installment of Halloween EPs, which until this release were solely produced by General Mumble.
This year, the label opted for more of a showcase of different characters and subject matter. The EP also features a track from the Fiveskin album Fyveskin that contains vocal stems from the Globglogabgalab.The title of the EP is a direct reference to Five Nights at Freddy's, in which one of the security cameras viewed by the player is defunct, instead only displaying text that reads
"--CAMERA DISABLED-- AUDIO ONLY".The cover artwork is heavily inspired by the first Five Nights at Freddy's game: It features Koa, General Mumble, MUM-B1, and Spica drawn as animatronics, viewed through security cameras.The 3D environments were modeled in Unreal Engine by Mumble, while Koa provided the characters' illustration.

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A 17-track compilation album containing music from General Mumble's Halloween EPs between 2012 and 2017.Initially available only as a limited-edition digipak CD, it was later released on streaming platforms, where the original EPs had not been available. The CD was also later made available through Amazon’s Media-on-Demand service in a jewel case format.

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A 6-track collaborative EP by Spott and Spica, and Spica's debut release.

Aside from the intro and outro tracks, it consists of space-themed happy hardcore tracks with elements of speedcore, gabber, eurobeat, and breakcore. "Gimme Space" features KaiKai Kim, an UTAUloid by Kaisukikai.

The EP was remastered in June 2023. Rather than being uploaded as a separate remaster, the original tracks were simply replaced with the new ones; the original masters are still included as bonus tracks when downloading the EP from Bandcamp.

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A 4-track EP by Goji. It consists of slow, layered pieces played on a recorder, slowed down even further with added effects to sound similar to Native American flutes.The title is a reference to Muru, a character in the film Balto II: Wolf Quest.

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An 8-track album, and the fifth full length release by Missing Character.
It is comprised mostly of experimental music, with a heavier-than-usual focus on guitars and other real instruments, leaning the album more towards rock/jazz than electronic.I Hope You Don't Need More than Two. is a re-working of One of One Places, from the album Auria; Fade of Dusk.

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A 13-track album, and the third full length album by Spott. It consists mostly of hardcore electronic music, with style cues from trap and EDM, with a bigger focus on goofy drops and playfulness compared to the previous albums' bigger emphasis on chaos.

The album title is a parody of Rihanna's 2007 album Good Girl Gone Bad.

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A 10-track EP by Genreal Mymbloe. It is the first thing to be released by her in 3 years, although the album consists almost entirely of material made in 2013 or so.The artwork shows Mymbloe swimming amongst approximately 130 different poorly designed OCs, all of which were made by followers of the CreatureCore Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr pages back in 2013.

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An 8 track album, and the second full-length release by Goji.
The album contains 73 minutes of soft music designed primarily for relaxation and meditation, and is comprised mostly of softly played live synth jams, often layered over each other. The last track, however, is 22 minutes of filtered brown noise and binaural beats.The album comes with multiple variants of the artwork and two wallpapers in 1920x1080.It was released on CD via Amazon Media on Demand in October 2018.

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A five-track remix EP featuring songs from the 2014 General Mumble album Synesthesia. Originally included as part of a 2CD edition of the album, it was later released digitally on Bandcamp.

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A 21-track free compilation. It features a handful of notable CreatureCore works from 2017 and is the sixth release in the Mumble Bundle series of yearly compilations/playlists curated by General Mumble and published by CreatureCore.

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A 6-track EP by General Mumble. It is the fifth release in a series of Halloween EPs, and the first since 2015.It was originally not going to exist, but since a Halloween track, Goodbye, Holiday, was finished just prior to Halloween, it was decided that it would be fun to give it a home on an EP, alongside the previous year's Death In The Treetops. The EP also comes with a 20-minute megamix of spooky tracks from previous EPs and albums.The title of the EP is a play on the fact that ideas for pony-inspired music were running low for Mumble, while also fitting the "mildly-spooky and horse-related" title quota.The album artwork is recycled from Headless Monsters and Horse Magic CD with some overlays removed and a recoloured background.

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A 9-track harsh noise album by Pupae.The artwork features a close-up of a Skaarj Pupae being devoured by a Skaarj Scout, rendered in Unreal Engine 1.

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A 15-track album, and the first release by Goji.
The album contains 52 minutes of soft music sculpted primarily for relaxation, and consists of spacious pads, piano pieces, slowed-down and reworked sections of songs previously released by other CreatureCore artists, field recordings, and subtle hints of ear-to-ear ASMR cues.

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An 8-track version of Static Sea with all the vocals removed, exclusive to Patreon and Bandcamp Fan Club.It does not include the intro and interlude tracks Afloat and Driifter as they never contained vocals. It does, however, include an instrumental version of the CD-exclusive track Maybe Not.

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A 9-track album, and the second release by Blueschist. It consists of musique concrete, lowercase, ambient music made using recordings of rock impacts and field recordings.The artwork shows a crop of Blueshist's right thigh and groin, lit in blue by the two shards of Tarydium on her lower abdomen. It clearly shows the stony texture of her "flesh", and, as with the cover of Tarydium Mantra, fails to show her face.The artwork was rendered in Unreal Engine 4.

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A 9-track album, and the second full-length release by Riikira. It is comprised mainly of digital hardcore with metal and punk-ish vibes, driven by text-to-speech vocals.The album is heavily inspired by the divisive politics and events seen throughout 2016 and early 2017, using sea/air and the black/white of static as metaphors for divided social groups. Other topics include cyber security, addiction, and copyright laws.Later that year, the album received a limited-edition CD release that included a small poster and guitar pick, followed in June 2019 by an on-demand CD release through Amazon's Media on Demand service featuring a multi-page booklet; both editions included the bonus track Maybe Not.

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An 11-track album by Daemien. It contains works from 2013 through to 2017. It is the first album by Daemien to include anything other than dark ambient music since 2013's Lilith In Exscintion, with a bigger focus on metal, though still includes a few ambient and noise-oriented tracks.The album touches on Daemien and Lux' trials and tribulations in the underworld, covering various depressing topics such as remorse, being stuck in a life you don't want, empathy, the self-extinction of mankind, and loss of loved ones.

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A 10-track album by MUM-B1. It is a follow-up to 2015's ◭PEGA§II ± DOĞĜE AM◭.Most of the content is vaporwave-based, though this album takes inspiration from other sub-genres of vaporwave, such as vaportrap, and contains more original content (almost all of the bass lines are synthesizers, for example) than the first.The artwork was made using Unreal Engine 4, and features a bowl of low-polycount dog food in a bowl bearing MUM-B1's name next to a bag of said food. The bag features the same stone bust of MUM-B1 that featured on 2015's ◭PEGA§II ± DOĞĜE AM◭. The garden scene is loosely inspired by the yard from the 1994 children's story PC game "Shelley Duvall's Tales of Digby The Dog".

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Tracks are listed alongside any heavily utilised source works, recalled to the best of our ability. Some details have been lost to time, as well as to the inability to reopen certain project files.

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A digitized 2-track version of the 9-track cassette tape release of ◭PEGA§II ± DOĞĜE AM◭ by MUM-B1, formatted as Side A and Side B. It is only available to Patrons and Bandcamp Fan Club members.

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A 21-track free compilation. It features a handful of notable CreatureCore works from 2016 and is the fifth release in the Mumble Bundle series of yearly compilations/playlists curated by General Mumble and published by CreatureCore.

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A 7-track EP by General Mumble. It contains a handful of summery, upbeat tracks made over the summer of 2016, during and/or inspired by a 3-month vacation, except "Check The Beat (make sure it's doin ok)", which was made earlier that year in April.The EP makes use of lots of field recordings from the vacation, especially in the final track, "Lotus Position".The EP was released on CD via Createspace on April 26, 2017.

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A 5-track EP by Pupae, consisting of a handful of harsh noise tracks created between May and August 2016.

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A 48-track (not including two tracks used as disc numerators) compilation album released by CreatureCore and Barrfparty to celebrate 5 years of music.
The compilation features tracks from all creatures on CreatureCore and Barrfparty as of August 2016, dating back to 2011, and spans 2 and a half hours.The tracks selected are a mixture of fan requests and "important" pieces, such as those that mark some sort of growth, are particlularly personal to their creators, or ones that are just particularly favoured. None of the tracks were chosen based solely on their popularity.The artwork features illustrations of all CreatureCore and Barrfparty creatures - aside from Daemien and Missing Character - as neither bear a defined physical appearance. Guest artists featured in the compilation are also not depicted in the artwork.The album was originally planned as a double CD release, but ultimately never came to fruition.

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A 14-track album by Pupae. It mostly contains works from early 2016, with a few unreleased tracks from 2014 and 2015.
The tracks were made using a combination of hardware and software, including Android apps, VSTs, guitar pedals, light sensors, and lasers. The track "Hors9" is a direct recording of a Youtube video uploaded to the CreatureCore Youtube channel, titled "im a musician".

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