
Nintendo Synthesizers & Jean-Michel Jarre: Synth Journal
Two wild Nintendo synthesizers hit the scene this week alongside Jean-Michel Jarre's upcoming book. Discover Love Hultén's latest creation and a glitchy Game Boy synth revolution.
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