High-concept, low-tech musician Alex Mauer makes musical sounds using 8-bit and 16-bit computer game hardware.
He's decided to release his latest collection of bleepy, distorted work on a NES cartridge, which is yours in exchange for $22. The pic to the left there is what you see on your NES screen when you boot up the cart - Alex's basic 1985-spec MP3 player.
You can see a YouTube preview of the NES interface here, or just send him some money via Paypal to buy a copy on his web site if you're generous with money and into the whole retro scene.
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