Tag: Jellica

  • raquel meyers – useless yet crucial dvd

    A surreal and amusing compilation of works developed by 8bit graphic artist and performer Raquel Meyers, where fighting washing machines and killer lego ducks battle it for a pixel perfect finish. useless yet crucial brings together some of raquels most precious works to date and throws down some great new tracks unseen, aswell as 11 remixes and collaborations with some of the top computer chiptune artists and a kool krew of pixel pushers.

    Artists include: goto80, los punsetes, glomag, bubblyfish, tr1c3, sajama cut, psilodump, la belle indifférence, tubular balls, fredmoth, jellica

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  • Various Artists – ‘Ultrachip VS Forest Closure’

    A benefit compilation for Edinburgh venue The Forest, featuring contributions from every performer at 2010’s Ultrachip festival.

    Features tracks by gwEm, Jellica, Firebrand Boy, Tonylight and many other good guys.

    All proceeds go directly to The Forest, an autonomous arts and cultural space in Edinburgh that currently faces closure unless it can raise enough funds to purchase its premises.

    Stream & download from here: http://brk.to/uvsfc

  • Jellica – Wintre

    1. Man Three
    2. Diiisscos Deux
    3. Ctrl-x Woe
    4. Laughing Acid (Version 2)
    5. SSL(2) (BOTB Winter Chip Version)
    6. Always Stepping

    Handheld

  • Dj Arkadiy Ukupnik In Da House Micromix

    Kickass mixtape from Russia with love and proper mixing :D Including tracks by cTrix, Crazy Q, 4mat, Tom Woxom, Eat Rabbit, Mr. Spastic, Covox, 8GB and a load of others, it’s a serious dancefloor killer!

    Dj Arkadiy Ukupnik In Da House Micromix by Arkadiy

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  • Interview with Jellica on CCS

    I did an interview with Jellica as part of this roll-call on 8bc

    µB: Now that it has matured a bit, how would you describe the scope or agenda of Kittenrock?

    Jellica: As somewhere to release chipmusic with a modern edge that moves away from the 80s and 90s demoscene and VGM styles. Obviously there are exceptions, and I love a lot of the music from that era, but I also enjoy a lot of modern electronic music. So it’s a way to combine the two. There are plenty of chipmusic netlabels that release a lot of pop, progrock and VGM oriented styles, but nothing much that really supported the more, I guess, Warp Records/Rephlex, Techno, Electro side of chipmusic.

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