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Sound and Safe with Trent - Blip Festival on the Radio

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Patric Catani, Peter Swimm, Je Deviens DJ En Trois Jour, and C-Men exploit the deepest, brightest sights and sounds from the edges of the 8-bit live on Sound and Safe. WFMU will be webcasting this year's edition of the amazing BLIP FESTIVAL in its entirety!

Much thanks to Trent and the artists, now you can hear last nights show with in-depth discussion and rad music online.

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THIS IS BIT (PART 1) by THE C-MEN

first part of our 10 year anniversary vj set.
This clip doesn’t include the live mixing done on 2 amigas, but has back up visuals captured from the c-men archives with a new style.

the tracks played are:

jammer – art of sound
x|k: baud of passion
x|k: void of your heart
linus: monte carlo 2018
hally: electro 1 & 2
8GB: luton lameport
JDDE3J: hi mark
von pnok: brainswap (inglorious bitches mix)

via THIS IS BIT (PART 1) on Vimeo.

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The C-men 10th Anniversary Party

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A Short History of The C-men

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Julian of The C-men posted a little history of The C-men in time for their 10th anniversary show.

An excerpt:

Well, seems 10 years have gone by fast.

Me and a guy called Sjors Trimbach started veejaying 11 years ago, somewhere in november. We did our first gig in the back of an old american musclecar, having 2 amigas on the backseat, projector set up outside on the deserted area of a waste disposal factory.

We both met in artschool, at the media art department in Enschede and we had a nice stack there of amiga 4000 computers. Since I owned an amiga 1200, I taught Sjors about deluxepaint ( the animation program by electronic arts), and we did art installation stuff together (including some daft live pong installation in 98 : P )

Sjors had a background in comics, and this was his opportunity to use his experience with that to do proper animation.

At some point, some vj’s from Amsterdam gave a lecture at our school, and they showed their home made program mnu, which was written specially for the amiga.

At the time I was making intricate animation stuff, and was frustrated about the fact that it couldn’t be altered once it was made, so I gave the program a go. And before we knew it, we got into veejaying.

Read the rest at 8bc.org