The Glory Days is the "sequel" album to Big Giant Circles debut album of original music Impostor Nostalgia. Bigger and broader in every way, the album features 21 tracks and clocks in at around 80 minutes of music, the most that can physically fit on a single CD! The album has been heavily anticipated since 2011, and is known most notably for the astonishingly successful Kickstarter campaign which was funded for $62,000, over 1200% more than was originally asked for! The album also features beautiful artwork commissioned by renowned designer Ian Wilding (@iwilding) with additional artwork by Jessie Lam (@axl99) known for her earlier work on BGC's prior albums, and Junkboy (@jnkboy) known for his work at Mojang, the makers of Minecraft. The album pays homage to the sounds that many people grew up with in the 8-bit era of video games while also subtly nodding to many of the sounds and producers of modern EDM today. The Glory Days is a true montage of memorable melodies and catchy 8-bit riffs and progressions that is sure to tug at your nostalgic strings while still staying relevant to the sounds and top-notch production of the current day.