Tag: Yatagarasu
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TCTD Links for 2010-06-08
- game boy homebrew tutorial http://chipmusic.org/forums/post/25630/#p25630 #
- Shoot’em up Gametune by Fredrik http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=91985 #
- NSF Player for PC-8801 Series 20100601? http://www.geocities.jp/submarine600/html/p8/nsf_player88.html #
- Yatagarasu – Words June http://www.archive.org/details/WordsJune_613 #
- Skrasoft: More Pokey Audio http://skrasoft.com/blog/?p=246 #
- Available Soon: NES Front-Loader Expansion Port Connectors http://nesdev.parodius.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=6340 #
- Timeless Demo ported to Dingux: http://bit.ly/aJ5HSG #
- IFD Drummer in Chicago Tribune Jobs section: https://www.chicagotribune.com/ #
- k9d as VJ: http://dutycycle.org/post/673417635/last-thursdays-8bitsf-dutycycle-party-at-dna #
- RT: @Nobuooo: Gryzor87’s Hydorah soundtrack available for free download – http://nobuooo.com/item/7367 #
- RT: @demoscenepouet: New cracktro from AggressionAggression is back after what feels like fore… http://bit.ly/9jg23p #
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Yatagarasu on the The Creepy Touch! Vodcast(NSFW)
Brooklyn (assuming) kids interview the awesome Yatagarasu, in this NSFW (brief boobies, hipsters) video by the The Creepy Touch
In this episode: Toilet Cobra sits down with Yatagarasu immediately after his performance at the Pogo in Togo party and make him explain how he makes music with Nintendos while he’s putting his stuff away. YOU’VE BEEN TOUCHED!
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Yatagarasu – Lobster Mage + Interview.
NSF Tech Grindster Yatagarasu has a extremely in-depth itnerview on the No Funeral Blog. In it he talks about his methodology behind his works, including the following nugget:No Funeral: What role did video games play in the development of the band?
Chris Yatagarasu: I have this fascination with the old NES and Commodore programmers. The idea of creating something people want to spend time with using only 32 kb of memory, it fills me with awe and joy. That’s what I want to do – to make something interesting out of very little. In this case, it’s a stack of obsolete, consumer electronics. Trash to some, but refashioned to do something new. Also I still get totally inspired by game music – namely that by Tim Folin, Martin Galway, Ramiro Vaco, Genesis games and Konami NES stuff.
Also the inteview gives a link for his newest release “Lobster Mage“. You can get more info on his myspace, and check him out on his East Coast U.S Tour.
