Modern remakes of tracker classics, all accepted by authors of originals. "Sun Jammer" by Radix, "Cosmic Outflow" by Falcon, "The Last Ballad" by Siren, "World Of Plastic" by Purple Motion and many others.
3 tracks by Serocell at Digitalbiotope.net. The 'Clipped' series were live recordings made in the renoise tracker program based on cutups of earlier serocell recordings at the sanctuary studio in Lutterworth.
Soundevotion Competition Round 2 has officially begun! SDCompo is a web-based Renoise module tracking competition. Rounds proceed with 2 weeks of tracking followed by 1 week of voting. Round 2 entry deadline is April 29th, 2006 00:00 CST! Come join SDCompo!
'Data Transfer' is the result of a combined work led out by Lezrod and his friends, where chunks of music information were transfered electronically back and forth, between Lezrod's hometown Bogotá and other distant places like Darren McClure's Japanese home, Gurdonark's Texas prairie, Stephen's Ohio and Fgmcvp's Florida beaches, the latter being a personal friend of David from Colombia. All music pieces were assembled by Lezrod and this party of artists that he admires. Darren McClure, one of David's recent musical discoveries, was responsible for the work on four out of the seven tracks that make this album. Data Transfer' is also Lezrod's most 'low profile' work to date. Maybe the fact that these weren't meant to be solo tracks, made him hide a bit from his sometimes brutal approaches to composition. Darren's collaboration is a perfect example of that. His microtonal walls of sound, completely dampen Lezrod's glitches, without making them disappear, taming them, taking control of the narrative. 'North Coast' and 'Masato' are personal favorites and possibly the best work these two artists had made until this day
Always aiming to better serve independent artists in their efforts to find their niche on the World Wide Web, The Weed Files launches a new portal featuring a powerful tag-based browsing engine. With improved look, layout, and navigation, the website also offers new content such as file details pages and artist photos, and functionalities like news bulletins, commenting, and a visitor rating system have been implemented to help increase interaction between artists and fans. Last but not least, the portal features an innovative browsing engine designed to help listeners discover music suited to their own taste and which is based on the tags that the artists have provided to describe themselves and their content. Artists and labels are invited to direct their browsers to artists.weed-files.com and sign up for free accounts which will allow them to create artist pages, upload Weed files and promotional material such as photos and banners, post news bulletins, and select featured and podsafe files.
New release by Portuguese artist Cobra, a one man project made in lisbon, that was born out of the need to create audio support to visual work. It is made of sounds that crawl under, slowly rise and break the skin, it is more a listening experience than music per se.
We have the 16th release. A far more ‘french’ and ‘gigolo-ish’ comeback with Mihai Popoviciu playing a greater, honest and hunkyer role of a real futuristic-electronic male. Starting with ‘In zare’ as we expect from it a huge hit and to the violence in which the Mannequins are kicking Machines, the musical adventure is as nasty as it gets. 6 tracks for a welcoming joy for which you might need some style, a touch of mysterious glamour and some athletic wrists.
Noerror is a project born in early 2000. Its first purpose was to relate some of the most famous demoscene music releases, it extended to all the active demoscene netlabels and finally all the netlabels, no disctinction. Just talent and beautiful music is now the word.
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