Two tracks from Son Ionic, a live C64 tesla coil performance by me and Josh Bailey recorded in New Zealand onto an SD-card that is now available on the tongue of a PETSCII monster on an A2 poster. Well yeah!
VIDEO
Acid af Robot
The robot is slowly starting to make its own music, here accompanied by a RE-303 bass line.
Video for Stocko
Video by Christopher Konopka for Stocko, a song from my new skweeelicious tape, coming out this Friday. Available for pre-order.
Soundtrack for BBS-documentary
I’ve made the music for Simon Klose‘s documentary BBS – nätet innan webben (the net before the web). It’s a brief look into Swedish BBS-culture, before the web took over. It premieres at Internetmuseum in Stockholm 13 June.
Video: Stanley’s Trauma
Stanley’s Trauma, a video by Raquel Meyers and me with PETSCII-spewing techno robots. The song is from 80864.
Videohaters video
This is a video recording of Videohaters, a video song out now on 80864.
Klubb Tu666ummi
This excellent video flyer for Klubb Tu666ummi with claymation has music by me. Actually, it’s from a song that was made as a Custom8-order. You’re not really supposed to order songs from Custom8 – more like genres/styles and then I compile already made songs – but some people succeed to get custom songs, apparently. 8=)
Video for Break34
Rosa Mannen, the notorious pink Swedish file sharer who the sceners know as Dj Cat/Keso, has made a video for an old song of mine – again. This time it’s Break34, a C64-song inspired by 80’s “breakdance music”. Just like with his last video the video is a montage from an 1990’s Swedish TV-show, this time Bingolotto!
Robinson Video
Rosa Mannen, probably the most prolific music (video) ripper in Sweden, made a video for an old C64-song of mine. It’s a cover of the song Robinson by HT – a sort of synth poppy project that me and Greger Eklund had 1996-2004. You can listen to some of the stuff here.
The song is about the TV-show Robinson, so Rosa Mannen edited together some VHS-recordings of the program.
Street Views Short Film
This is the trailer for Street Views – a short film set in Google Street View, made by Annie Berman. Winner: Best Experimental Short at Rome Independent Film Festival 2014. Made in 2013. The song is Thriller Iller from the Ferret Show.