Made for the Amiga music disk Chip Chop 17 by Desire. It was originally based on Jeff’s C64-song Hard-Track, but you can’t hear much of it in this.
TUNES
Two Hot Compo Tunes
Last weekend I competed with two songs at the Syntax demoparty in Australia. My 90s rave song To The Rave From The Man Cave came last in the wild compo (!?) and the sloppy funk Donkey Dont Care did a little better in the 28 second compo.
Competing with an MP3 rave track in the wrong compo is a first for me. What’s also first, is me understanding the concept of time zones and not handing in contributions 24 hours too late. All in all, a great success.
New Album on windows93.net
Hey look, I released an album in an operating system website!? Play this album on windows93.net and also see how I’ve sequenced the songs, as they scroll over your screenz. All the music was made in Protracker on Amiga, mostly with out-of-tune samples that I found on old sample disks to get that good ol’ home computer vibe.
Eventually this will be out on cassette as well, so sign up here if you don’t want to miss out.
Human Sacrifice Beta
Come on down to internet2008 to hear an early version of Human Sacrifice (from Shirbum).
Or play it right here, hotlinked from the lövely archive.org.
Storhjärnan for Chiperia
Chiperia X was released last week with one of my songs: Storhjärnan. It’s a song that I made for a talent show on TV that I was asked to be in after that cabbage/salad performance got “popular”. Me, The Toilet, Ljudit Andersson and Frantik were going to perform this in an arena in front of a celebrity jury with Mega Competence. Never happened though. Not because of us, though. Well, read all about it in the scroll text, just like it was 1993! The tune starts at 04:22 in this video, so you have two seconds to prepare…
Chiperia is a series of Amiga music disks organized by Slash, one of the most dedicated Amiga music people I know. Check out his YouTube with more than 2000 videos of songs playing in Protracker.
Made on Internet Now on the Internet
All rrright, after Commodore Grooves (2005), here comes Made on Internet (2006) to ze Bandcamp, released by Pingipung. There’s quite a few catchy things on this. And if you like that kind of “happy breakcore” stuff I made back then, you’ll be happy to know that I’m doing some new material in this style right now for this gig this weekend.
Btw1: the cover art was made by Ekta, who’s doing some pretty angsty street paintings these days.
Btw2: reading the original post about this album there were apparently a few good reviews of this album way back then. Wowz!
Commodore Grooves now on Bandcamp
My first album from 2005 is now on Bandcamp for download and as mint condition digipak CDs from the the original pressing. The CD also contains a data track with videos, images, text and 80 minutes of additional music. The white stickers have however been excluded due to health hazards.
Spider Jam in Kirseberg
There was a jam last weekend with the robot, Linde, Jacob Remin, and me. Listen to two snippets here.
My First Song With the 808 Guy
Here‘s an unedited 15-minute eerie jam where the robot plays C64 and I play 808. Early tests, still. So be gentle. While you can.
The Robot Now Makes its own Music
Short clip of an early test of the robot making its own music, rather than remixing pre-made songs. I play the drums.