HIROSHI ARMOR Philippines
Hiroshi Armor is a one-man electronic music project that crosses bridges between genres and traverses different
worlds.
Inspired mainly by sci-fi films that employ cyberpunk, post-apocalyptic, and mecha themes, Hiroshi Armor harnesses strands of Industrial, Ambient, and other forms of electronic music to construct a new language that is comprehensible throughout the multiverse
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Synesthetic Xenotype I: Cataclysm
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The latest chapter in an ongoing electronic homage to "Freespace," a beloved space shooter video game series from the ’90s and ‘00s.
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The Norwood Suite Soundtrack
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