Back in July I wrote & recorded some songs for Cindy, my girlfriend, for her birthday. I’ve decided to release four of the tracks on bandcamp for everyone else to enjoy too.
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As if taken straight from an epic poem, this release is the melodically brawn soundtrack to a vast and incomprehensible space and future. Tight compositions strung together with beautiful and memorable melodies, providing a perfect set of futuristic anthems straight from the final frontier. Never before has an LSDJ cartridge been taken to such vast heights in musical complexity, with the writhing rhythms and burning arps, Kommisar takes you on an unforgettable ride through metal and pop influenced opus’ guaranteed to burn through your mind like a cosmic heat ray of chip. A must-have for your chiptune collection, you’re only doing yourself a favour by downloading this outstanding piece of musical craftsmanship. Amiga • Animation • C64 • Chipmusic • Game Boy Classic • Live Events • Mixes • Music Artists • Releases • Tour Diaires • Visual Artists
Official blurb:
via 8GB’s official feed Don’t forget, 8GB’s latest track is available in the Chip in: Japan fundraising compilation! I want this five years ago. YouTube – Demonstrating battery-less, drag ‘n’ drop, USB Game Boy cartridge. Mon, 09 May 2011 Drag’n’Derp lives! What is it? I’m building a new Gameboy cartridge. Not GBA, not DS, original Gameboy. Why? Because a lot of people still use them, in particular for creating music with software like Johan Kotlinski’s LSDj. And to do this, you need a flashable cartridge. Why? Currently available carts need custom drivers to talk to a computer, and for many types, a cart reader device. This limits their compatibility, and the drivers tend to be poorly maintained after release, too. Another issue is that all current carts use battery-backed RAM to save user data to – read: music that artists have spent many hours on. These batteries can last ten years in a well-designed system – from the date of manufacture, putting a lifespan on the cartridge and leading to scary reliability issues as they age. Features: 24MBit (3MByte) flash ROM |
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