Get all 8 Karl Mohr Audio-Yo releases available on Bandcamp and save 15%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Standard Deviation, The Heck 2017 Edition, Transgalactic, Galaxy Overmind, Skyfire Sessions, Strange Tides, Psychocinematic, and Into The Doomhole.
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A Figure Floating At Sea
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Heart Of The Nebula
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The Masked Ritual
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Ghost Ships Of Oceania
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Karl Mohr Audio-Yo Los Angeles, California
From 1988-1998 Karl Mohr Audio-Yo released a staggering recorded output - 35 cassette releases plus additional albums on CDs and vinyl - Tape Life Records has curated this period into a definitive 8-volume archive.
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OST for a documentary that explores the subculture of indie games and the folks who create them.
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