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Daydream Plus Streams NES Remix Album
Daydream Plus has released its NES cartridge remix album for online streaming following a sold-out physical run.

Daydream Plus has released its video game-inspired chiptune remix album for online streaming. The group, which includes members of the death metal band Tomb Mold, previously made the release available solely on physical media. Listeners can now stream the album, titled Second Last Day Of Summer: Extended Forecast, over the internet.
The original debut album, Second Last Day Of Summer, was released by the group in July. It is an instrumental album that drew inspiration from various math-rock and emo artists. Daydream Plus was additionally inspired by Anamanaguchi and Diasterpeace, along with select video game music.
Following the release of the instrumental debut, Daydream Plus created Extended Forecast. This chiptune remix album reimagined the tracks from Second Last Day Of Summer as 8-bit video game tracks. For a period of three months, Extended Forecast was accessible only as a working NES cartridge.
The initial pressing of the NES cartridge sold out completely. In response, Run For Cover Records announced a second pressing of the physical cartridge. Regarding physical media, Payson Power stated that they like owning physical media and added that physical media serves as a sign of respect to the artist.
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