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released 04 September 2011
Written & Produced by The X-Dumpians.
Mastered by Bodhi Mastering.
Artwork by Junkboy.
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Here you are, the latest Data Airlines release is something we have been working on for quite a while. A compilation of chip covers/remixes of The Knife Songs. For you who don’t know The Knife, its an electronic music duo, Karin and Olof Dreijer, from Gothenburg Sweden who has been around since the beginning of 2000 and has had quite an important influence on later Swedish electronic music. Its been on our mind to do this compilation for some time but we though of inviting some friends over to add some adversity to it. Most of them have been seen here on Data Airlines before and the majority of them are from the demo scene. We are very pleased to announce the comeback of Zalza (Rebels^Tequila) and Per Almered aka Excellence in Art (XiA) on the chip music scene since their music has been very important and inspiring for allot of us in the past. We would also like to re thank Fr0st from the amiga crew Tulou and pr0f / comic bakery for the cover-art. This release is free for you to listen to and spread on the Internet as much as you want and we hope you like it.
Maskinoperatör – The Captain
Zabutom – Bird
Paza Rahm – Girls night out
Random – Like a Pen
Syphus – Heartbeats
Interlude
Gem Tos – Marble House
Zalza – We Share Our Mothers Health
Excellence In Art – Handy Man
Misfitchris – Na Na Na
Dubmood – Silent Shout
We are back with fresh release by secret agent man [DWD-007]…
His name is Rahm. Paza Rahm.
Paza continues fighting the evil with his Atari and at this time
delivers 7 great brain-destructing covers of the artists like
Prodigy, Carcass, The Cure and much more!
Artwork and tracks by Paza.
Get it while it’s HOT! ;)
DWD Releases:. (thx chiptune japan)
New music video from Paza’s latest album, MEGATAC 2, directed and produced by himself.
Talk about multidisciplinary artists! ;)
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