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Tom Foolery and the Family Jewellery Melbourne, Australia
Tom Foolery and the Family Jewellery emerged into the chiptune scene in early 2016 with their debut release "Overdub".
Quickly drawing the attention of many, comparisons were drawn to the likes of Galaxy Wolf, Toriena, NNNNNNNNNN, Trey Frey, and Ultrasyd.
Since, he has gone on to release and perform music in a variety of styles, under aliases such as Water Nomad, and as half of Teledildonix.
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