Labels that highlight the best of the genre balancing innovation and strong technical mastery of the limitations inherent on chip platforms.
Proto’s debut, bleep-bloop, stupidly cute, saccharine-sweet, jazzy chiptune album. Seven tracks to make even the most hardened chiptune fans *ahem* ‘squee’ (minus, like, two). But seriously, it’s pretty cool stuff.
1. Hello World. (1:07)
2. 9am Skies. (2:21)
3. Blueberry Jam! (2:17)
4. Bitmap_Blues. (1:56)
5. Heat Death. (2:54)
6. Her #0000ff Eyes… (2:54)
7. Zero-G Lemonade. (2:09)
All music and artwork by PROTODOME (Blake Troise)
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Bringing his second release to Pxl-Bot and also our 10th release, Kommisar returns on his usual fantastic form. His usual melodically focused memorable chaos has returned, this time with a slightly darker twist to compliment the increase in range of this astonishingly fresh artist.
Rarely does an artist produce so much material this regularly that seems this new and original each time round. From the very beginning Kommisar breaches new heights of structural and musical complexity and achieves so with apparent ease whilst still managing to lodge his hefty melodic hooks in your cortex. Featuring an Iron Maiden inspired chip re-imaging, a vs track with Zaghurim on the release closer and a return to his classic track “La Lune du minuit éternel” this is Kommisar’s most accomplished and broad release to date. We here at Pxl-Bot are once again very proud to bring you another release by this Chip God. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did!
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One of South America’s new chipmusic promises, Pulselooper from São Paulo, Brazil, delivers an LGPT-based album that kicks serious ass. Enjoy the soundscapes and the Chicago house vibe of this one.
1. Late Night Walking 03:52
2. Liberchina I 06:19
3. 2h03am 03:11
4. Smuggling 03:38
5. 5h20am 03:22
6. Liberchina II 03:25
Listen from Pulselooper’s Bandcamp page and download it from there or tomorrow from Chippanze.
Songs about fruit and lasers.Pxl-Bot and all the artists involved are very happy to be bringing out a choice offering of condensed fruity goodness.
A collaboration drawing from the creative juices of Andrew Kilpatrick, Cookeh (James Cook) and Chipset (Oliver Williams) Pxl-Bot’s ninth release brings you a collection of ideas and sounds drawn from more influences then songs there are on the release. Traversing grimey rave, full throttle drum driven noise, polyrhythmic spits and plodding space driven melodically-minded trance, all delivered with the medium of chip, this release breathes a scope and vast range from the off. Written over seven months, the collaborative’s first offering brings promise of greater and even more diverse things, with the starting template of fruits with lasers locked firmly in place.
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This release sees the return of Kplecraft to 8bitpeoples four years after their previous EP. On L 012 you can expect all of the usual Kplecraft goodness: tunes written for NES accompanied by layers and layers of additional instrumentation played by the Kplecraft members. Kuske on saxophone, clarinet, ukulele, recorder and Andes 25F; with Eddie on congas, bongos, ukelele, trumpet and trombone. A sonic treat that destroys any divide that existed between chiptune and acoustic music.