DUBCRT coming soon

On Sunday my next cassette, 0407, will be released on Data Airlines. Phwah, cassettes are so mainstream I hear you say. Well, then I’ve got something for you (soon) – a C64-cartridge by the name of DUBCRT. It has music, generative PETSCII-graphics, LEDs, and hidden parts presented in a mysteriously interactive mega interface. Made by me, iLKke and 4mat, and organized by DataDoor.

More about this later. For now, let’s focus on cassettes!

New Remix Out

I remixed Misty Mystic by Paladin Shield for their new cassette Road to Alchemy. Stream/buy on Bandcamp.

Maybe this style can be called Indie screw? It took just a few hours to do, and I’m quite satisfied with the hazy results. Smeary and spikey, crikey.

New Cassette Coming Up

I’m putting out a new cassette soon and one of the most exciting things about it is actually the art work, hehe. All the illustration and design was made on a typewriter by the new typewriter master, Lord Nikon.

So keep your eyes open for this one. Will be released by Data Airlines.

10 of the Best Chiptune Tracks

And one of my songs is in there, hehe. This was posted a while ago on Thump, with a selection made by Dot.AY. And my C64 reggae/dub song Ajvar Relish is in there, released years ago on my CD-album Commodore Grooves.

Here’s a video for the song made by Entter using the cassette-based video camera PXL-2000!

Sound of Surround

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Live at Festilab in Avignon

I’m performing in Avignon, France on 18 december. It’s the final party of an exhibition with lots of media archeology, games, glitch and other things by eg FAT Lab, Gijs Gieskes, Eduardo Kac and RYBN. Running now and during next week and definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area!

The party on the 18th will also have the fantastic cassette performer Tapetronic, the glitch veterans Botburg, aswell as the monstrous Extra Tourist. Visuals by the highly relevant Windows 93.

And one of the organizers behind this is the Freesson collective, who once helped me to make that Micro Colorado silly cowboy thing.

Reasonably Sound Radio Show

The 30th episode of Reasonably Sound has a special on chipmusic, and opens with an Amiga-song I made when I was still a teenager. It might be a bit heavy on the nostalgia and the limitations, but it’s apparently a good listen. I haven’t listened to it yet because I’m on a month-long diet from sound.

Reasonably Sound #30: Bits and Chips