The N.E.S.F.A.N. Trilogy

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	1.	Metroid Title 01:40
	2.	Not Every Song Finds A Name 08:07
	3.	Castlevania Medley (i) Wicked Child (ii) The Silence of the Daylight (iii) Aquarius 04:09
	4.	Not Every Sequel Finds A Name 08:27
	5.	Super Mario Bros. 2, Overworld Theme 01:43
	6.	Not Every Series Finds A Name 13:27

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Might Could has a deep relationship with video game music. For years, they'd turn into the act "Motherbrain!", which featured covers of their favorite 8-bit Nintendo tunes. Inspired by this music, band member Aaron Geller has been writing long and elaborate songs that have made their way onto previous Might Could albums. "Not Every Song Finds a Name" (which the band affectionately calls "NESFAN 1") was first featured on their 2005 album "All Intertwined."

A sequel, "Not Every Sequel Finds a Name" ("NESFAN 2") was recorded for their 2007 album "Wood Knot." Another full album was done in 2013 ("Relics from the Wasteland"), and then the band set to work on The N.E.S.F.A.N. Trilogy. For this release, Aaron wrote a 13+ minute epic conclusion to the NESFAN trilogy. The band recorded it as the centerpiece of the new release. They also did rerecordings of the first two installments: NESFAN 1 was completely retracked with a new bass track added, and NESFAN 2 was upgraded significantly as well.

In addition to the eponymous trilogy, Might Could recorded some of their favorite songs and medleys from their Motherbrain! days. Those make up the odd-numbered tracks on the album.

Though they fight increasing geographic separation, Might Could plans on playing the new material live as much as possible and continuing to acoustically rock its fans.

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released December 29, 2015

Tracks 2, 4, and 6 written by Aaron Geller. Track 1 written by Hirokazu Tanaka, arranged by Aaron Geller. Track 3 written by Kinuyo Yamashita and the Konami Kukeiha Club, arranged by Aaron Geller. Track 5 written by Koji Kondo, arranged by Andy Tillotson and Tim McCaskey.

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