Get all 21 Planet Zaxxon releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Grindage, Coastal Glistening, Weekly Sweets, Garbage Day, Enjoy the Weather, Mobile Swarming, Portable Sound System, The Lost Tracks, and 13 more.
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A Way Home
05:09
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Immaculate Rejection
05:03
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Aw Yeah
02:42
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99 Times I Laugh
04:12
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Oceans of Hope
04:17
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Wind Me Up
03:25
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Flutes and Splatters
02:59
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Sky Bridge to Nowhere
04:40
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You Could Be (with me)
03:45
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Farewell
04:48
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Planet Zaxxon
Here at Planet Zaxxon, our intent is to provide the people of Earth with smooth grooves and sassy vibes. We are a small DIY organization that creates, finalizes, and distributes every musical conception by ourselves. From the Sound Blaster 16 to the Nintendo Entertainment System and more, you should have no problem having your ears entertained. We hope you enjoy the sounds! Cheers! ... more
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