After doing the soundtrack for the 2010 "Scott Pilgrim" video game, New York 8-bit geniuses Anamanaguchi dove headfirst into the recording of their second album. Three years (and many ideas, plans, and diversions) later, the 22-song "Endless Fantasy" finally saw the day in early 2013 on the band's own dream.hax label. All the time and effort put into the recording paid off in the end, and the album is something of an 8-bit masterpiece. The band used hacked Nintendo systems, Game Boys, and live instruments to make (mostly) instrumental music that is blindingly bright and insanely fun. Clear with rainbow splatter double vinyl edition with download card.

After doing the soundtrack for the 2010 "Scott Pilgrim" video game, New York 8-bit geniuses Anamanaguchi dove headfirst into the recording of their second album. Three years (and many ideas, plans, and diversions) later, the 22-song "Endless Fantasy" finally saw the day in early 2013 on the band's own dream.hax label. All the time and effort put into the recording paid off in the end, and the album is something of an 8-bit masterpiece. The band used hacked Nintendo systems, Game Boys, and live instruments to make (mostly) instrumental music that is blindingly bright and insanely fun. Clear with rainbow splatter double vinyl edition with download card.