This is an actual instructional video from the Duke University Library system on their takeout procedures, and it's... actually a great song too? My husband showed me this after seeing it on...
This is an actual instructional video from the Duke University Library system on their takeout procedures, and it's... actually a great song too?
My husband showed me this after seeing it on reddit, and while we both got a good chuckle, we also acknowledged that we, genuinely and unironically, like the song itself and the style of music: the bumpin' synths, the odd layered vocals, the rhythmic delivery of lines, the soaring pitch bends as they introduce each step.
If anyone has recommendations for other music in line with this style, we'd love to know!
The style reminds me of Coin, which according to a youtube description is "chipcore." I'm not sure what that means. Anyway, I could only find their albums on youtube since there's a very bland,...
The style reminds me of Coin, which according to a youtube description is "chipcore." I'm not sure what that means. Anyway, I could only find their albums on youtube since there's a very bland, semi-popular group of the same name on spotify.
This is an actual instructional video from the Duke University Library system on their takeout procedures, and it's... actually a great song too?
My husband showed me this after seeing it on reddit, and while we both got a good chuckle, we also acknowledged that we, genuinely and unironically, like the song itself and the style of music: the bumpin' synths, the odd layered vocals, the rhythmic delivery of lines, the soaring pitch bends as they introduce each step.
If anyone has recommendations for other music in line with this style, we'd love to know!
The style reminds me of Coin, which according to a youtube description is "chipcore." I'm not sure what that means. Anyway, I could only find their albums on youtube since there's a very bland, semi-popular group of the same name on spotify.
Attract Mode
Architects of Character
I think Streaming Data, track 6 on Architects of Character, is especially similar in style.