Last Bandcamp Friday pick is Professor Creepshow's 32 Bit Breaks Vol. 2. A LOT of this album's tracks are in my work-focus playlist. These are synthwave tunes that feel like the pause menu music from all the games you rented on the weekends that one summer before junior year of high school.

32 Bit Breaks Vol.2, by Professor Creepshow

46 track album

Next Bandcamp Friday suggestion is Summer Touch, from MACROSS 82-99, which will help you hold onto the summer vibes and feel a little less dread that it's still warm for sweater weather right now.

Summer Touch, by MACROSS 82-99

6 track album

As Bandcamp Friday for this month ends, may I suggest a few albums I quite enjoy: Hold Up, Look Back, by Woody & Jeremy, is "a break up record but it’s also a get together record," that's chill, funky, and will have you singing along to the choruses right away. Favorite track: Just A Little Bit

Hold Up, Look Back, by Woody & Jeremy

9 track album

This is genuinely helpful to see, as someone who enjoys your writing and beats themself up over not being able to “knock out” 3-6 pages whenever I sit down to do so.

Do the thing*. *Vote in your local primaries.

Those colors are triggering my memories of Geometry Wars. 🤩

I was unable to watch tonight, and your posts have me stoked for when I get a chance.

There was a certain type of peaceful nirvana I experienced playing Geometry Wars in 2005 that I will never experience again.

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Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved (360 / Bizarre Creations / 2005)

You have two choices: 1. Succumb to the temptation and buy a (a few?) guitar(s) you weren’t planning on, and then the one(s) you’ve been eyeing will go on sale. 2. Hold out for the sales to pass and wait for the next round—which will still not include the one(s) you want.

After the flood of try-hard, Gamer-brain PC names, a straightforward Shield or Steve would be so welcome in any party.