01. Ghost Dancer
02. Stargazers
03. CrysteenaMille from Stockholm, Sweden. He has been producing house music when he was 20, then took a break from music, ditching it for 3D graphics design studies and just last fall, he decided to get back into production again. It seems like he finally found his very own style this time around, drawing a lot of inspiration from commodore 64 and sega mega drive games as well as the french electro scene, although the only artist over there who can really be compared to him would be Danger.
With these influences, it's no surprise, that Mille combines chiptune leads and commodore 64 sid soundchip-style arpeggios with elements of today's dance music.
01. Densha
02. Summer Fruit Dance Party
03. Your Love Is My Leash
04. Leave Everything, Move On
05. Final Mission
06. Lacking The Necessary Pose
07. Do The Droid (feat. Lo-Beat)
08. Someone Told Me It Was Love
09. DubslideHigh-energy low-tech pop — Covox brings the hard-edged electronic love for pop intense. In 2003 he debuted with a 7” vinyl EP on Swedish label Rebel Pet Set and has since played in Belgium, Italy, Switzerland, etc, with tours in Japan, Holland, United States and Germany.
In June 2005 the debut album ‘Delete The Elite’ was released on Swedish label Socom, which was followed by a special Chinese version released by Beijing-based Shanshui Records. In October 2006 a Japanese edition of Delete The Elite was released by Fantabulous Music.
November 2007 sees ‘Infiltrator EP’ being released on Japanese label Intikrec, with five tracks of rough pop low-tech...www.last.fm
01 Street Fighting The Machine
02 Antagonising The Devil
03 Paperboy Delivers Us Acid
04 Life In A Bedroom
05 Exploding Mummy Organs
06 Cheat Codes And Blunt Smoke
07 Ironic Dance Music
08 Screen Garble
09 Alien Radar
10 Bongo Punks
11 Ufo Incomming
12 We Just Sat There
13 Ghoul Sounds
14 Kill Me Five Times
15 99 Cartridges Later
16 Hip Hop Sega JazzNothing in this album was sequenced, no outboard effects were used.EVERYTHING is from the sega genesis audio out, recorded directlyinto a computer. some bits of silence and excess noise were cut out.using a sega genesis, if the cartridge is pulled out while thegame is playing and music is audible you will hear a tone.this tone can be looping, a portion of a song looping, or evena tone that seems to fade out to near silence.next, you must find a cartridge that works with the one you pulled.this is done purely by testing and seeing if they match.once the cartridge that works is inserted you will noticea drastic change in sound.anything from noise, to drum patterns, to full songs.these songs may contain elements from either cartridge or both.or they might sound completely new and distorted.we have experienced everything from volume increases,to distortions, to voice samples, piano sounds, horn sounds,ambient sounds, classic video game sounds.but nothing sounds like it did on the original cartridge.upon inserting the same game as you pull out, sometimesthe original song will continue to play as it would.sometimes the original song will be altered and you gainextra polyphony!
