Kooky Nuts Pop is a great new compilation to celebrate 10 years of the radio show Istota Ss?ca with Gelbart, Satanicpornocultshop, The Toilet, Wankers United, Ljudit Andersson, DKSTR and about 30 others. Oh yeah and me, remixing Eat Rabbit.
If you’re into the weird, you’re into this! Check it out at Darling Dada!
Now you can get DUBCRT and a bunch of C64-games for as little as 2 moneys! RETURN Magazine has bundled 7 games together with (the audio-portion of) DUBCRT.
Get it here (throughout November).
Looking for the actual cartridge? Shareware Plus are making new ones that will be available in the phuture.
I have a little soft reggae song (!?) on this compilation from Rhythmus Records, along with artists like Monodeer, dkstr, Firedrill and KeFF. Get it on Bandcamp.
I guess the idea for this song was to make 1990’s mainstream reggae, in some sort of chipstyle. Good idea, right?
DataDoor’s sampler is out now, with 20 songs from people like Tim Koch, Sense, Ed, Jellica and Boulderdash. You’ll recognize a lot of names (and styles) from late 90’s tracker cultures, netlabels, IDM/electronica and the demoscene.
I get the honour to open the compilation with a super cute acid pop tune made mostly with C64, TR-808 and the 303. Oh yeah, and PETSCII graphics by iLKke who also appears with a drum n’ bass track on the sampler!
Hey, I contributed a song for Mutantswing’s Advent Calendar – a new mutated song every day until christmas eve. My song is a freaky “remix” of an old Amiga-montage of christmas songs that I put out in the demoscene years ago, that you probably haven’t heard.
Julglapp 3 on Saundclaud will get you into the holiday spirit!
Breakfast was featured on this compilation.
Digital Nimbus #579 is available for download or stream and is two hours of mysterious and pleasant IDM. Two songs from my latest release is in there along with artists like Boards of Canada, Meat Beat Manifesto, Barbiss Trysand, and Cosmic Mind Warp.
Terrific Time Travel Bundle is a collection of games and music that you can buy for a low price, where the artists get paid, and you also give money to help the help of the Nepal earthquake.
It includes my latest album (cassettes sold out, btw), a Chris Hülsbeck album, and a lot of other stuff. Check the dramatic promo video for more info.
Compiled by Remute.
I’ve been beta testing a new VSTi from the meticulous lo-fi emulator dominators in Plogue. Chipspeech finally makes it possible to sing with old speech synthesis chips! So I’m working on some songs, and I put Crossword Puzzle in the Automate compilation of Chipspeech songs, that just came out.
Earwormy FM-pop with crossword propaganda for the whole world!
Stuck somewhere in time is a music disk with Amiga-versions of Iron Maiden songs. It runs on HTML, Sega Megadrive and Amiga. I made a cover of Run to the Hills for it, mostly inspired by Anton Maiden’s version of it.
The HTML and Sega Megadrive versions were released at Compusphere, and the Amiga version is coming soon. Made by the demoscene groups Up Rough, Insane & Titan. Yeahä! \m/