By
tctdbot, on February 18th, 2010
MP3DEATH PRESENTS ‘LOST IN SPACE’ BY UOKI-TOKI
AN ALBUM OF RELENTLESS LSDJ ON GAMEBOY HEART RATE EXCITERS.
we do nothing but a dense soundscape
of lostness
then rushing to get new sounds,
with an attempt
to keep each piece of tracked techno music
electric bass grooves
that sensation of the question
we've been moving on the music,
in the utmost detail work.
gathering speed and is a dark distorted
If we simply heard, out the radio
but hi-fi ever danced in blirps
and stripping it just extremely
the best medicine against wrong system
watching it used to unveil the protection of art
practices playing and unique co-operation
with it's difficult to cancel the style
that grips you to date
http://www.archive.org/details/m3d056-lost-in-space-by-uoki-toki
This post was submitted by k9d.
By
Akira||8GB, on July 21st, 2009
Chatting with my friend Paza Rahm, he showed me a video for a track that he submitted for a compilation. The track in question is part of a big project of these russian guys, who set forth to compile not one, but three albums full of The Prodigy covers and remixes.
The album in question, “Emulator Punks!!“, is the latest installment in these series of three and features mostly eastern european (and unknown to me) artists, producing these tracks with a plethora of methods, from fakebit to full-on Spectrum AY power passing through Paza’s almighty Atari ST. The other two albums, “Pixel Bit Chipology! Classics: Inside” and “”Pixel Bit Chipology! Classics: Outside” are on the same vein and cover a variety of Prodigy tracks as well as showcases even more artists.
A bunch of these tracks are very good and well worth a listen, among which we can find Paza’s previously mentioned track, “Charly”, Capkonamco’s amazing remix of “Baby’s Got A Temper”, Snork25’s take on “What Evil Lurks” and Bulldoza’s gloomingly kick-ass cover of “Poison”
In all, yet another “tribute” album but this time featuring a bunch of artists you usually don’t listen anywhere else, thus removing us a bit from the usual stuff and, even though The Prodigy is “preset techno” as our own Peter Swimm likes to call it, some surprises and nice twists on the originals are to be found.
Long live the Eastern Europe massive!
By
Peter Swimm, on October 17th, 2008
Blessed by the QFS
Micromusic has added new tunes to their online player.
rockin’ new tunez presented and approved by the QFS:
microjingle:
## : microjingle by Receptors
microtunez:
## : Jabdah Maskinoperatör by Koto
## : Deep Chip by elektrobot
## : Up Down Left Right by Johnny Humanoid
## : Life In The Club by Uoki-Toki
## : DATADUBB000111 by MODEK
## : Have Gameboy Will Travel by Receptors
## : pop love by .sylCMYK
## : Shower Day by Bokkob
## : Bitboy by K.Katt
## : tila_en_stereo by Rainbowdragoneyes
## : Yozora No Hoshi by Kayama Yuzo, gwEm and Counter Reset
## : Legg’s Express by Bobby Shakespeare
(these tunez are from the april/may uploads)
