476 Digital has this thing called 476LEG, which essentially is a collection of older tunes of mine, released retrospectively as singles, and occasionally EPs.
This is the first compilation album of some of those standalone releases.
All Psilodump tunez activated by the QFS, 2000-2008:
https://www.micromusic.net/
from Berlin Bunny:
Thank you The Brvtalist for premiering my "Mind" remix for Psilodump for Dark Disco various artists compilation.
Finally I've finished the remix I've started year ago. Psilodump aka Simon Rahm been one of the artist, who inspired me since forever and always surprised me with a lot of fantasy in his productions. Long time ago I was discovering chiptune/8bit music and felt it's a field which could be great to come back to, I still had this track and so I requested him herself to realise vision connected to what I am into at the moment and wanted to create sort of ready to mix techno dance floor banger... Something towards oldschool computer games and mortal combat theme :)
A companion compilation to the Blip Festival 2009 in New York, exclusive to backers and donors of the event's crowdfunding campaign. Not otherwise available.
Artwork by ui
Almost 2 full years in the making, the 8-Bit Operators’ “Wanna Hld Yr Handheld, Vol. 1” Beatles tribute focuses on the glorious avant-garde and electronic side of the Fab 4 with over 20 of the biggest international names in 8-bit chip music, all utilizing the hardware of re-tooled, classic Game Boys, Ataris, Nintendo Entertainment Systems, circuit-bent toys, Commodore 64s and Apple II computers.
“Wanna Hld Yr Handheld” is the follow up to the 2007 debut "8-Bit Operators - The Music of Kraftwerk" available on Astralwerks.
i am 8-bit aims to recapture the glory days of retro videogames. It all started with a group art show in 2005, enlisting hundreds of artists from around the world to remix their arcade and console memories.
Presented here is a version of that live art experience - the Donkey Kong-inspired art of many i am 8-bit regulars, much of which is available in i am 8-bit: Art Inspired by Classic Videogames of the 80s (Published by Chronicle Books); and the tunes of an elite lineup of micro-musicians, a unique set of performers whose instruments aren't what you'd expect. Instead of guitars and drums, they use game boys, commodore 64s, and a variety of other consoles to compose their tracks.
want more? visit iam8bit.com
1. 8 Bit Weapon - Micro Boogie
Artwork: Cheers by Bob Dob
2. Bud Melvin - 62 Miles
Artwork: Shame 'N Watch by Carlos Ramos
3. ComputeHer - Sysop
Artwork: Donkey Kong with Barrel by Anna Chambers
4. firestARTer - Cute Invasion
Artwork: Donkey Kong by Ryan Heshka
5. Hellphish - Fantastische Farben
Artwork: I Thought I Came by Jose Emroca Flores
6. MelBot - Justic Bot
Artwork: Konged by Cameron Tiede
7. nxpnsv - komehem
Artwork: Donkey See, Donkey Do by Dave Wasson
8. Paza Rahm - iudd
Artwork: Mario's Lament by Reuben Rude
9. psilodump - Little Cat in Big World
Artwork: Battle for My Affection by Roland Tamayo
10. Tree Wave - Sleep
Artwork: A God in the World He Knew by Steve Purcell
11. Tugboat - Pen Pal
Artwork: Mario_DK by Gabe Swarr
The X-Dump Electronica Collective is back with a banana. Might we unfavorably have proposed a banana? Of course we meant a distinct sort of luscious granadilla, for example. Although, some people might propone types of mephitic vertebrates. Preeminently the kettles of fish The X-Dump currently has on exhibition for our exquisite grandstand! Feel casual to gambol - there are plenteous fins and scales for every spectral relish of choise! NinjaDiskoNeat!!!
Tracklist:
01. Best Fwends - Sk8 or Live (Goto80 Remiss)
02. Liquid Stranger - I and I
03. Dorothy’s Magic Bag - Picassos Penis
04. Psilodump - Routine E of the No-Bots
05. Paza Rahm - Och Hon Sa (Cynkot Gruppa Remix)
06. Lithis - The Establishment of a Meaningful Context
07. Goto80 - Jahmaha Buggdub
Christmas is here again... Do real ninjas really celebrate Christmas for sure?! Lithis tries to forget all those laborious mean Mondays, Paza longs for those good old 90s Christmas-days, Matophonia gambols around in the kitchen, cooking some rutabaga casserole, Dorothy's Magic Bag snoops around in the opera in ambition to unshroud Kit Walker's secret cubbyhole, Anode has WAY too much work, as usual, and Psilodump dreams nightmares about his tame mechanical pelican being left all alone out in a harrowing blizzard!!! ;´( Will The X-Dumpians be getting any gifts??? Only Santa knows for sure!
01 – Alex Mauer – Ikea Shopper MENU Screen
02 – Goto80 – Elektrobullen
03 – Paza – Circuitbend
04 – Random – Female City Soul
05 – Twilight Electric – Airline Fun
06 – Psilodump – Ok, So the Ninjas Went To Space…
Finally! The 1st release on DWD Records is available for everyone!!!
“CombiNATION” is a small but very interesting compilation.
It contain a tracks from the MASTERS of the 8-bit electro scene, that
performs a various genres, but equally good music…
In any case, you must have it and LISTEN it!!! Take off!
Tracklist:
01 – Liquid Stranger – Jakten På Guldpokalerna
02 – Goto80 – Happydaze (Version 2005)
03 – Binärpilot – Poky (Fo Rizzle)
04 – The Korvstoppers – Sane
05 – Dorothy’s Magic Bag – Kusturica
06 – Paza – Hurrybojs
07 – Psilodump – Antti The Elephant
Tracklist:
01 – Liquid Stranger – Den infekterade terminalen
02 – Gisela – This is how it goes (Dorothy’s Magic Bag Remix)
03 – Little Kid Human – Locker
04 – Skruvmejsel – Stonka rambola
05 – Psilodump – Hotline to hell
06 – Goto80 – Knark
07 – Lithis – Laserboy meets robot girl
The X-Dump are no strangers to 8bitpeoples. Two of their most dangerous members, Paza and Psilodump, have already displayed their ancient and majestic chip-skills in a pair of chart-topping releases for us. But this is it! The first full-scale attack of The X-Dump ninja collective, striking right at our black heart! Out of a cold, cold land come Skruvmejsel, Lithis, Din Stalker, and Dorothy's Magic Bag, joining up with Paza and Psilodump to once again make their machines sing and show you who is really boss!
It's time for the kahvi christmas release and what more fitting than a compilation ep by the guys from the x-dump. 9 tracks stretching to 55 minutes of continuously obscure, interesting, nostalgic, bizarre and submininal beats and blips. increasingly impressive as the ep continues, the tracks resound with quality and provide an epic and disconcertingly special sounding release for the festive season. entertaining and expressive.
