My song Bork 28 was just released on floppy disk by ghostfloppy! One of the floppies has a glorious 16 kbps MP3, and the other holds the MOD-file of the song.
This song was previously released on Titan’s SEGA music disk.
RELEASES
Basen i botten
An acid album on tape, released 15 October together with the 12″ vinyl We Call it SJ. Get it on dataairlines.net or on Bandcamp.
Features acid like you’ve never heard it before! Acid schlager, pop vocals, yodeling, conga, TV-themes and acid ballads. The vinyl, on the other hand, delivers some classic pound-me-in-the-bass bangers and quirky 8-bit acid.
Cover design: Oscar JJB
Mastering: Dubmood
Video work: Pet Corp, Alma Alloro, BLDZR, Raquel Meyers
Additional vocals: Lillemor
The virtual acid reality karaoke show lets you sing one of the song, learn Swedish and go on an adventure with your VR headset!
The video by Raquel Meyers was previously only available in a burger, but has now been set free!
We Call it SJ
The vinyl single from the hit album, Basen i botten. Released 15 October. Get it on dataairlines.net or on Bandcamp.
The album features acid like you’ve never heard it before: acid schlager, pop vocals, yodeling, conga, TV-themes and acid ballads. The vinyl, on the other hand, delivers some classic pound-me-in-the-bass bangers and quirky 8-bit acid.
Split with Defense Mechanism
Me and Defense Mechanism have made a split tape for No Sides Records. Mister Mechanism does his Gameboy wizardry and I’m on an electro-ish spree.
Commodore Grooves anniversary edition
My debut album Commodore Grooves is now 18 years old! To celebrate, Data Airlines has made a limited edition anniversary cassette. There are still a few CDs available if you’re after a more modern format. ^__^
Goto-80 and his Jazzband
What happens if you and your “band” use Jamtaba to invite randonymous musicians to jam on top of your own jam? This!
It’s another hit on Mutantswing!
Machines Don’t Cry
Machines don’t cry is my new pop single on Mutantswing with remixes by Whale opportunity, Decorate the sky and me (bonus internet2008 treat). BLDZR made the cover art and it’s a wink to Ekta‘s cover for Made on Internet.
And most importantly – the video! BLDZR made it and I helped with some ASCII-stuff. The good looking computer is the ABC80 (which might be where the 80 in Goto80 comes from?) and I made some of the ASCII with the ABC80-font, supplied by Shadow.
Oh, and since there is “nudity” in the video it is not liked by all platforms but let’s hope it gets to stay online.
Censored version:
Uncensored version at archive.org that doesn’t stream very well:
S H Y G G A
S H Y G G A follows G L O S O N and S T A L L O with more hazy, slow, eerie and dreamy music, mostly jammed out on Commodore 64. This time featuring collaborations with Dubmood and Störgler, as well as some help from the robot.
Hardcore Family
Time for my first album on Mutantswing, stuffed with party breakcore italo gabber chip funk pop acid rave! It might seem a bit random, considering all the ambient I’ve put out lately, but lots of this stuff is from the Drain Bamage days (coming back soon, hopefully!). Anyway, big thanks to The Toilet, Sandy, Glenn Hussein, Super-Notorious-Outrageous-Whiteboy, Jämbo and Company Fuck for helping out.
> Get it either on Mutantswing or on my Bandcamp
G L O S O N
G L O S O N is a 90-minute album that follows S T A L L O with hazy, slow, eerie and dreamy music, mostly jammed out on Commodore 64. It features collaborations with Sophomore and once again Akai Selzer. There is also more TR-808, Electribe ER-1 and Renoise in G L O S O N compared to S T A L L O. Yep. There will be at least one more tape in this series, so stay hungry for the friendly fluffy ear twisters!