Category: Chipmusic

Toons from various consoles.

  • STU – LIVE AT BLIP FESTIVAL TOKYO


    Stu live at the Blip Festival in Tokyo, September 2010

    A very decent live recording of the Tokyo gig (thanks @starpause and @lazerbeat) contains some yet unreleased material as well, exclusivly available here on soundcloud!!

    via ? STU – LIVE

  • Zan-zan-zawa-veia – Lune Rose


    Twelve tracks that share the same spiked stem; the Lune Rose. A record of songs not left to rot. Each track sounds slightly off-world, containing an internal battle between the cold harshness of space and the human warmth of meaningfulness, which drawn together form a delicate blossom.

    via 8-Bit Music and Indie Game Soundtracks . Pause.

  • little-scale – Carcass

  • Internal Stereo SID board appeared

    This is a compact, feature-filled dual-SID board, designed to provide a proper way to mount a second SID inside your C64 or C128 without resorting to the old piggyback hack. Variations available to fit most C64 and C128 computers. Second SID can be placed at any 32-byte boundary from $DE00 to $DFE0, and it works in the $D420-$D4E0 range also. C128/C128-D users can also use $D700-$D7E0. Easy no-solder installation – just move your computer’s SID chip onto the Stereo SID board, plug it into the motherboard SID socket, and connect a few micro-hook clips. Get yours today!

    There are also some interesting pre-orders, including a external cartridge sid add-on, a sampler module, and a four channel audio player dealie.

    via Digital Audio Concepts – Products.

  • Facteur – America (DATA016)

    Facteur, – a Marseilles-based electronic music producer who has been with Data Airlines since almost the beginning, has been touring and collaborating with Dubmood a lot over the years and has recently been very active with rock group Nasser, dubbed a French Soulwax- is back with a new opus.

    A calmer and more minimalistic approach to the facteur-music we are used to, he takes us on a voyage through hinterland America in an orgies in simple rhythms and analogue synth-porn and Dubmood joins in on the two last tracks with a fitting Commodore 64 on Jacksonville and a complete Atari ST remix of Palm Desert wich flirts with late 80s cracktro music. Cover-art by Erik Jonsson at Elapse.se.

    Get it where you usually get our releases!