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Its kinda refreshing to see a pixel art filled video from a non retro, non techno band that isn’t intentionally cheesy. Check out this rad video from Art Noise Rockers Deerhoof‘s new LP .
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OxygenStar – Thy Name is Adventure 1. Welcome Here is the Album sampler: … E+SAMPLER/ As of right now, It shall just be a cassette release. I may setup a download link eventually… $10 SHIPPED to the US $13 SHIPPED outside the US Paypal: oxygenstarpower@yahoo.com Please put: “Payment for TNIA album” in subject line Buy one for your sister!!
Just some straightforward Nanoloop 2.3 stuff – if you liked Five Step Plan, then perhaps you will like this. Written and Recorded in Mumbai, India, from 23.01.2009 to 25.01.2009. The original Lizard Photo was kindly supplied by Scott “Jacko” Jackson. Track listing: 1. Hydrogen and Hydrogen and Oxygen Download it here:
Loaded full of C64 news as usual and featuring music by many of your favourites like Psycho, Jammer, A-Man, Conrad, Drax, Linus and others, plus cool graphics and text provided by the Wrath Design and Onslaught crews, this is the mandatory weekend read for anybody interested in the C64 demoscene. If you are a n00b, you can get a whiff of what has happened for the past ~20 years by reading the Prefaces, and jump straight into the current day and don’t feel left out again :P Like if 4 disk sides full of news wasn’t enough, the crew has added two bonus “Golden Goodie Bag” disks, where you can find previously unreleased SID music and other stuff!
ThemindOfPat writes: Sort of like synthcart, only with more synth and less cart! Less hacking/drilling a vintage VCS, too. After months of distraction I finally got around to implementing: 1) my own clock so I don’t need an Atari MB, and 2) MIDI control. Laughably enough, it took me like 2 hours, so it was a welcome break from banging my head against other projects for days straight. I’m quite pleased with the results! Still would like to add a couple features but this is enough to run genuine “Atari sounds” off my sequencer… good enough for government work, as they say! Ignore the JX-3P and PG-200 in the background, those are for another project that I’ll stick up in a couple weeks. :) Also please ignore the distortion and amount of times I say “um.” I’m still getting used to recording myself. Questions welcome! Enjoy! PS: It pains me to use the tags “circuit” and “bending” just because I hate that cliche so much. Plus that crowd seems to more enjoy glitching known hardware rather than building predicable stuff from scratch. Still, hopefully it will be, as the internet says, relevant to their interests. |
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