Author: Peter Swimm

  • This week on the FMA: Heosphoros

    This weeks FMA article is about the ever brutal Heosphoros. If you didn’t check out this record earlier this year, or its ROM, do so now.

    Read: The Blood Feast of the 2a03.

  • TCTD micronews for 2009-10-26

    • RT @8BitOperators FREE Download- Bacalao's Bonus mix of "Blackbird" : https://kitsch-bent.com/music/8-Bit+Operators/Blackbird+(Floating+Bonus)+by+Bacalao/ then go to http://www.8bitops.com/ for his full blow #
    • Tonight at 8pm [GMT +1] check out out chipmusic on RDR radio live: https://kitsch-bent.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=10133 #
    • VGM player for sega hardware? Anyone try this? http://mjsstuf.x10hosting.com/SEGA%20DEV/SEGA%20GENESIS%20DEV.htm #
    • RT: @4mat_scenemusic: As it's #musicmonday I wrote an article on one of my favourite SID musicians, Kjell: #
    • ExChipo #1 Results! https://exchipo.berotracker.de/index.php?page=results #

  • Quickdev16 SNES dev cart appeared

    quickdev16

    I’ve said it before, but I am not that big of a fan of SPC. That being said, it would be cool to see what people can cook-up with this.

    Quickdev16 is a developer cartridge for the Super Nintendo and it can be used to upload homebrew roms to the console. You can upload rom images tup to the size of 16Mbit. Currently NTSC and PAL SNES consoles are supported by using a dedicated CIC chip on the Quickdev16 cartridge. Homebrew roms and games that depend on the save game feature or that use DSP chips are not supported by this release. You can connect the cartridge via usb to your computer and upload roms with a command line tool. Currently Linux,OS X and Windows software builds are available.

    Important Note: If you don’t know how to use the comandline and just interested in runing games on your Super Nintendo, this isn’t the right project for you. This is a developer tool and not a plug and play solution.

    Features:

    • * 16 MBit SRAM for ROM storage
    • * ATmega644 MCU for housekeeping
    • * USB connection for ROM upload
    • * ucon64 software compatibel
    • * PAL/NTSC CICs are supported
    • * Lo/Hi ROM support
    • * Reset trigger and sniffer from cartridge possible
    • * AVR USB Bootloader for quick firmware updates
    • * Snes bootloader intro

    Home | quickdev16 | Assembla.

    Via hacakday.

  • Cheap Dinosaurs at the Pulsewave Spooktacular

    Awesome video of Cheap Dinosaurs covering Goblin at this years Halloween Pulsewave. Other acts included Graffiti Monsters covering Minor Threat, and Luke from the gooch doing a Black Flag cover set.

    Bucky, intrepid drummer for Cheap Dino’s adds:

    1. Dawn of the Dead (aka Zombi) – L’Alba del Morti Viventi
    2. Deep Red (Profondo Rosso) – Deep Shadows
    3. Cheap Dinosaurs – untitled original
    4. 0:00 Dawn of the Dead – Zaratozom, 4:00 Suspiria – Suspiria
    5. The Church (La Chiesa)

    We also did Dawn of the Dead – Zombi / Main Theme or whatever its called, Tenebre (main theme), and Profondo Rosso (main theme)… and I think that’s it? Thank you Karl for documenting this!

  • Audio Sodomy’s Spookhouse Spectacular Vol. 1

    Good evening boils and ghouls. Audio Sodomy Records brings you some of the most terrifying songs that will ever penetrate your ear drums! We bring you songs by Igor Amokian, Trans Atlantic Rage, Koobaatoo Asparagus, Nestrogen, and many more!

    Audio Sodomy Records.