Dawless Electronica – Hyperspace techno
Xaust is one of the more unique habitable planets in the universe. Originally settled as an outpost for technological development, several centuries social evolution changed the planet’s core value from capitalism to creativity. Businesses were…
Hello again. We’ve decided to park the spaceship and author a little update for you. You see, last time, a couple days ago, we told you all about Sequencer Chains. In order for us to…
Hey folks, do you ever get the itch to sit down and spend a few hours writing about something deeply technical? We sure as fuck do, so buckle up folks, this is gonna read like…
Alright – all the singles from Algorithm are now at the publisher. This means that we can finally tell you what’s what. We have three singles releasing in advance of Algorithm, here’s when they’re coming…
Bit rot, the most rotten chiptune track from Algorithm, releases on October 27th, 2020. This is the first single release from Algorithm, we’re really excited. And gosh, isn’t the art the coolest? If you’re not…
Everyone, it’s time to land the ship, Algorithm is ready to make themselves known. This is us, formally announcing singles from the upcoming record, Algorithm. The singles from Algorithm are: Techno Spaceship Visitor Bit rot…
In Part 5 of the video game film score blog series by your favorite inter-dimensional space blogger (you know… us), we’ll be doing some musical analysis of video game music. Like, we all know what…
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What up alien crew? It’s been a bit since we’ve posted any updates and well, we’ve reached quite the milestone. Algorithm, our fourth studio album is done. Okay, not quite done – we’re in the…
Every serious project needs reference tracks to serve as guidelines to a targeted creative process. These are songs that have musical elements that we want to highlight for ourselves or lend themselves to the sonic…
Continue Reading Video Game Film Score PART 4: Reference LIST
When it comes to old video game sounds, there’s more out there than the NES. Remember, there wasn’t just the 2600 and ColecoVision, there was also a pile of microcomputers like the Atari 400, the…
Continue Reading Video game film score part 3 ++chips: Ay3-8910 & 6581