Daydream Plus Releases Extended Forecast Digitally

Daydream Plus has released its remix album Second Last Day Of Summer: Extended Forecast digitally after previously making it available as an NES cartridge. The album reworks the groups original songs as 8-bit video game tracks and was accessible exclusively as a working NES cartridge for three months.

Daydream Plus includes members of death metal band Tomb Mold. The group released its first album, Second Last Day Of Summer, in July. The album was inspired by Jimmy Eat World, American Football, Lightning Bolt and Don Caballero, as well as Anamanaguchi, Diasterpeace and some game music.

Fans without a working retro Nintendo console can now listen to Second Last Day Of Summer: Extended Forecast digitally. The first NES cartridge pressing has sold out, and Run For Cover Records has announced a second NES cartridge pressing.

Payson Power said they like having physical media. Power said physical media is a way to show respect for an artist, while digital ownership only means having a license to play the music.