Every member of The J. Arthur Keenes Band have put their heads together to bring you this long-overdue release of 7 gameboy-based pop songs. Smothered in nearly more overdubs than the substandard system it was recorded on could process, Computer Savvy offers a hazy blend of the archaic sounds you know and love with as many other sounds as could fit.
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Phew, is it really summer again? It seems like it was last around this time last year! …oh, right… Well, those nice boys USK and Fighter X feel that it’s time to whip out your boom box, pump out these jams, and chill the heck out! Six tracks of fast-tempo, high-powered, all-out, balls-to-the-wall BANGERS will be sure to make your Summer the hottest around, no matter where you live! Artwork by Maru A growly, deep, gameboy dub/house mini-mix for late, sweaty summer nights. This music goes best with debauchery. 1. Midnight Swedes 03:40 Written in a single .lsdsng file, and recorded with 1 DMG and LSDJ 3.9.9. The download includes a seamless mix version, which is the intended listening format for this release. XOXO J&L
Bringing incredibly catchy melodies, foot stomping good beats and and an overall finish which leaves you breathless and on your knees in front of it, this EP is yet another masterful release from Andrew. Inspired by a forum post at ChipMusic.org this EP was written and composed in just one day. One Day Later… draws you in with its almost story like tracks and once ensnared you never want to leave your prison cell of melodies again. Also featuring a brilliantly done cover of Wintersun’s ‘Beyond The Dark Sun’, cover art by the very talented Holy Konni and three bonus tracks all thrown in for good measure, this EP is definitely a must have for chip fanatics. One of the two owners of this here establishment, Alex kelly, or Artisan as his internet persona requires, brings another disgustingly good release to the Pxl-Bot roster in the form of “K.THX.BYE!”. Dirty to the rotten core, this EP boasts grime-fuelled industrially rife chiptunes, full of twists, turns, layers and dank, dreary atmosphere. From the opening 30 second noise pollution, the grime rarely lets up, only removing its suffocating coverage briefly during “With All My Heart” before full recovering it’s fangs for the EP Closer. This debut leaves nothing to the imagination; Artisan could very well be the king of Industrial Chip, with all the twists and horror of a manic depressive locked firmly in his use of drum samples. |
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