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The Wolven Spirit
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Watch out for the big B4D-W0LF
(Howl) (Beatboxing)
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Dark
02:37
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Z15
04:40
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Doesn't Make Sense
06:00
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The Sad Truth
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H7A94EX
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Flawed Mind
04:30
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Fight
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Dinosaur
02:30
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Swing
02:49
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Tofu
03:30
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Happy Valentine's Day
04:20
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Centro
07:12
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Kaoss
04:49
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I
02:10
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Dublike Plethora
04:58
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Drone Wolf
07:42
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B1T-W0LF Kansas City, Missouri
This is B1T-W0LF's Music page, where you can get all of his chiptunes at. B1T-W0LF is an alias of B4D-W0LF, just to fit in the community of chiptunes at the lo-fi level. B1T-W0LF is an atari 2600-based chiptune artist, but he also has skill within LSDJ which is Nintendo-based, but mostly he uses vst synthesizers and effects that are emulations of chiptunes music to make more dynamic sounds. ... more
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