Get all 8 Hyboid releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Pervert's Guide to Space Travel, Sequencing the Apocalypse, Strange Signals, Wired at Heart, UFOs over Berlin, Terrör of the Üniverse, Where Androids Come To Die, and Aliens Ate My Synthesizer!.
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Madhouse In Space Pt. I
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Où Est Klaus Nomi?
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Attack Of The Bloogs
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Orgontherapie
02:30
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Trip To NGC891
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Rubber Cell Disco
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Madhouse In Space Pt. II
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