@@thc_freebaser lol same i boguht a casette but i have no way to actually listen to it, i know goreshit has a lot of his songs on floppy disk cause he uses pre 2000 software to make most of his music
@@wilihey1425 kittyonfirerecords.bandcamp.com/merch/super-duper-digi-deluxe-pack I got this since I enjoyed the comp so much!!! I have both releases still but lost the tamagochi :'(
So jealous you scored the Liminal Cove physical! One of my favorite things about the Vaporwave community is the kind of preservation of old Media formats all for the sake of the music! Lovely video, I'm excited to see all this video documentation of the physicals!
I find it interesting and cool to see that there could be on physical media that aren't a vinyl record or a CD. Its nice to see how people could figure out how to insert and packaged the music in a exotic physical medium (like the game boy cartridge presented in the video). Nice video btw 👍.
I think Sabbat, from Japan, had a chocolate vinyl 7'' you had to keep in the freezer. Havohej had a 10'' that played from center out, straight up dropping the needle at the end
Yeahhh, that dude was charging like $90 before shipping for it and he didn't seem to have any respect for other artists who'd come before him and put their own work on carts. Was a cool looking release (included more interactivity than most usually do), but the price and attitude were pretty whack. There are plenty of other artists out there putting out chiptune music on gb carts. Who knows, perhaps one day I'll regret passing on it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ These Oasis Ltd folks on the other hand, seem super passionate about playing around with format and experimenting and cartridge releases, and have given lots of shout outs and love to the homebrew community (AND their prices seem pretty accessible).
I’m glad I found this video. I’m actually planning to release an album myself on GBA, using a flashable cartridge and rendering the audio/video using meteo. If you want to look it up, it’s called “New Vocal Sensation: GBA Video Edition.” can’t release too many of them though, I’m poor: can’t even afford a proper ripper/flasher, so I have to use the TF Card carts and put them in a new case. I’m glad you made this video though, it’s awesome! More people need to create releases on this format, it’s underrated af. I’m planning to release some on CD-I and 3DO as well, later down the line.
For those that may have missed it, there is a SNES demake of "炎色鳥 - Can You Feel" by Torchkas called "VLDC9 - Abstract Map" Both are available on TH-cam. It absolutely mindblowing how good the SNES version sounds using only the original hardware.
LOVED THIS VIDEO, and LOVE the originality of these projects from Oasis! The GBA carts are a game changer I was lucky enough to pick up that blue dipped GBA with Mingkurray's Holographic album -- I cannot wait to receive it! :D
This is the first time I have heard of an album being released on GBA Video. Now that is double nostalgic. It's even more useful since the low rez GBA video cartridges ads to the lofi aesthetic of the music as a whole. Great find! (Love your vids btw.)
@@drgribb sadly I'm forced to joke about it. It may be a nice idea to put some Vaporwave on that system, but Virtual Boy it's Virtual Boy, anyway. I don't know how much the creation of a new software and new cartidges for VB would cost... but I imagine you may need A LOT of money and time
@@Tulekahju_Renartus haha yeah. There *does* actually exist a small, but dedicated Virtual Boy homebrew community. But it's definitely not a system that most folks are fond of. I can dream though, one day! :P
@@PadChennington they are an amazing band and I highly recommend checking them out if you are into metal at all. They trash every place they play at by throwing out all kinds of trinkets and everyone goes crazy. Their music is on Spotify
One of my favorites is Remute's Technoptomistic on a Sega Genesis cartridge. Although it isn't vaporwave, it's a really cool concept and execution (even sporting a music video for Red Eyes) that works flawlessly on such an "old" console. The deluxe version of it is still up for sale but the standalone cartridge isn't.
The execution was indeed very good. You could tell a lot of work went into it. Initially I thought it was just a one-off, but he seems to have dived head-first into making interesting format/cartridge-based releases, which is really cool. I picked up his snes followup to Technoptimistic ("Cult of Remute"), but passed on his TG-16/PC-Engine album, since I don't have one of those consoles and don't intend to get one for the forseeable future. Really interested to see where he goes next (I'd be happy with just another Genesis release though XD )
I have this cartridge too and saw the video clip before the release of the album. It's so awesome to see this running on real hardware (even if there is way better). Maybe you'd like Mikeyeldey's album. The music is special but I like it a lot. 22 tracks, 5 mini games, no video clip but a visualizer for 1 track... the cartridge shell, prints and the box are of very good quality and the guy sells it at a very low price!
I've never heard of this channel. Man that name though. "Pad Chennington". That made me laugh so much. As a New York Jets fan that made my day. Chad Pennington was a baller.
@@PadChennington Hey Pad Chennington Could you please talk about the citypop genre you know the japanese funk or disco during the 80s That would be cool if you could talk about the albums of the Omega Tribe band or Toshiki kadomatsu or hideki saijo
Question: does this work on the old DS that has the GBA player on the bottom, I’m guessing it would, but since these are not official Nintendo productions I’m thinking there could be some kind of problem?
I remember when I had this idea during pandemic and used gba flash cart to attempt. Took awhile but it worked ! Only problem the sound didn’t work and I could only get like 10 seconds onto gba flash cart. I gave up but now that I have but then inspired me to try again :)
This is so insanely cool. I already have 3 albums planned that I want to make into GBA cartridges (for personal use ofc, since they're copyrighted and I don't actually produce music lmao). Thanks for creating this awesome video!
Albums on GBA is such a cool idea! This got me curious on your thoughts about visual albums on vhs? It's a recent obsession of mine and I think it might be a cool vid 🙂
This is so cool! I made a gba style album cover for one of my side projects about a year ago. I was like "aye wouldn't it be cool to actually release I gba port of this? Nahhh it's not possible!" Then this appears and I'm blown away XD this is absolutely incredible. I'd love to know how to actually do this if we get enough information about it
so awesome to see an in depth coverage on how these were made. thanks as always pad :) watched liminal cove on the big screen with @ctoothaches last night!
Wow! Incredible idea got a life! The weirdest format of music i ever seen been probably shaped USB sticks out of Giant Pill aaand houseshape holder with designed insides...too bad i forgot the names of those albums )))
This is crazy. I had no idea about this. A few months ago, I did GBA roms for Telex Telexs "Night Mode" and "Mutual Song" to stick on a Powkiddy A66 just to send the lead. Works well, but there's a high pitched whine I can't get rid of! The process was super fun and a lot easier than it seemed it would be. I had this idea that her synthpop style would just fit the GBA aesthetic. Crazy to see other people doing it!
should work! I cant find my old SP or GBA anymore, luckily I have the GB player for the gamecube and it worked on that, so im sure its good on anything else!
1:48 how does video gameboy futage is shown in a large srceen?, the games had a lock so people couldnt pirate by not letting the video by reproduce on the gameboy advance player set up for the gamecube.
Awesome video. Just heard about these guys and all the cartridge-based and VHS releases that they're doing (and cassette!, but my primary interest is the other stuff). Really wild stuff! They seem incredibly passionate about the medium and experimenting with releases! And I saw a tweet they replied to where it sounded like they intended to do additional runs of all these cartridge releases that have sold out -- how can someone not be impressed by that?? I wish I could help them out in some way, as it sounds like their primary bottleneck is having more demand in their releases than they can keep up with at the moment (not a bad problem to have tbh!). *AND* they're giving out the roms for free download on their website, for people that missed out on the physical releases? I don't know how I could be any more impressed. Can't wait to buy some of their future releases! The really amazing thing to me about cartridge-based releases (that I don't see get brought up very often) is the idea of "performance-on-demand." Something like a tape, or a cd is an *audio-recording* , whereas with most cartridge releases the instructions for the soundchip are stored in the ROM (not sure about these carts in the video, since they seem to be using using the video-playback), and then *recreate* the music on-demand every time -- not a recording. This is incredibly powerful. Very few other mediums allow you to generate the music live, for the instrument it was meant to be played on. Again, this line is blurred a little bit with a video-cartridge like this, but I think it's still relevant. Really exciting to see so much appreciation and love for cartridge-based albums!!
They might not have, but it seems they didn’t use the nintendo logo at least. You can release homebrew games physically on GBA perfectly legally but they might not be allowed to use the game boy logos.
Nintendo has long dropped the GBA, and nothing says you need their permission to develop software. Same reason you can mod your printer to accept any ink without getting arrested
holy shit what an great idea. imagine if more vaporwave releases come out as PS1 games and can be played without a modded/chipped console. the possibilities of bonus material etc. would be enormous.
Still working on it! Taking a while, it's going to be a massive video lol! But it's looking so good so far, I can't wait to drop it... just a little bit longer of waiting!
When I tell you you NEED TO LISTEN TO THIS ALBUM I MEAN IT it’s called the love market by filmmaker it’s definitely one of the most interesting dark sound albums I’ve ever heard sounds like u walked into the wrong night club
Ariel Pink has a Steviepink javascript single that actually is a recicled squared piece of glass and can be played on any turntable, the idea was that everything in the ep, including the record is made from recicled stuff
I would recommend a dive into the albums “Normal Love” by Eyn and “[lor_raine]” by Cult of Reason. Both are on Spotify, and as messy as they sound, they sound very cathartic. The first one I’d call post rock or experimental singer songwriter, the second one I’d call ambient and at times, even edm. I was told about these albums by a friend of mine who connected me to the artists. Eyn told me how the album is about struggling with autism. I’d check em out for a really interesting listen. Love the content, I’ve been binging all day :)
This is pretty off-topic but I love that lil cute avatar that you use in your videos :) Did you draw it yourself or if not could you please tell me who the artist is?
I NEED to get one of these. There was an album released on cartridge format for the Commodore 64 recently called “SID chip club” by Lman. Definitely worth a listen, especially if you’re a techno fan. :)
Imagine a vaporwave album on an n64 cart! That would be incredible. I bet that if it’s possible, someone will do it sooner or later.
that would be so dope, with full box art and everythang
Yeah, I can see an artist taking advantage of the n64's 3d graphics alongside the music. Lots of potential there.
Someone screencap this comment lol
it'll happen
@@bradallen8909 its not really about listening to it though, also someone probably will try those at some point
Dad needs to do this for his albums
Hi dad!
Yoooo sup Dad✌🏼 please do!! i want to do the same!!
This is such a cool idea, more albums should be released in unorthodox ways like this
I have a comp from Kitty on Fire records on floppy disk and mini casette. Can't play either, buy I love owning both.
@@thc_freebaser lol same i boguht a casette but i have no way to actually listen to it, i know goreshit has a lot of his songs on floppy disk cause he uses pre 2000 software to make most of his music
Who wants an 8-track of these?
@@wilihey1425 kittyonfirerecords.bandcamp.com/merch/super-duper-digi-deluxe-pack I got this since I enjoyed the comp so much!!! I have both releases still but lost the tamagochi :'(
It's just a stupid gimmick
Going to put my animations on the gba for the aesthetic.
go for it!
I will but I don't have gba yet 😕
@Nexis k lol....
@Nexis they're not doing anything wrong, being needlessly edgy isn't a good look especially as someone with a boomer shooter themed channel lol
@@marsha55555 ahh yes, boomer shooter. way to insult decent games by associating them with a generation who don't give any thought to them.
So jealous you scored the Liminal Cove physical! One of my favorite things about the Vaporwave community is the kind of preservation of old Media formats all for the sake of the music! Lovely video, I'm excited to see all this video documentation of the physicals!
I love watching my music videos in 160p!
I find it interesting and cool to see that there could be on physical media that aren't a vinyl record or a CD. Its nice to see how people could figure out how to insert and packaged the music in a exotic physical medium (like the game boy cartridge presented in the video). Nice video btw 👍.
I think Sabbat, from Japan, had a chocolate vinyl 7'' you had to keep in the freezer. Havohej had a 10'' that played from center out, straight up dropping the needle at the end
sticky turntables lmao cool
"Dimeo's Jukebox" released last year in Game Boy (original) cartridges isn't vaporwave but is very rad nonetheless.
i def gotta check that out! original game boy is one of my fav systems.
Yeahhh, that dude was charging like $90 before shipping for it and he didn't seem to have any respect for other artists who'd come before him and put their own work on carts. Was a cool looking release (included more interactivity than most usually do), but the price and attitude were pretty whack. There are plenty of other artists out there putting out chiptune music on gb carts. Who knows, perhaps one day I'll regret passing on it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
These Oasis Ltd folks on the other hand, seem super passionate about playing around with format and experimenting and cartridge releases, and have given lots of shout outs and love to the homebrew community (AND their prices seem pretty accessible).
I’m glad I found this video. I’m actually planning to release an album myself on GBA, using a flashable cartridge and rendering the audio/video using meteo. If you want to look it up, it’s called “New Vocal Sensation: GBA Video Edition.” can’t release too many of them though, I’m poor: can’t even afford a proper ripper/flasher, so I have to use the TF Card carts and put them in a new case. I’m glad you made this video though, it’s awesome! More people need to create releases on this format, it’s underrated af. I’m planning to release some on CD-I and 3DO as well, later down the line.
Pad, thank you for making such good quality content. Everytime i see a notification i get excited, keep up the great wordk and much love!
For those that may have missed it, there is a SNES demake of "炎色鳥 - Can You Feel" by Torchkas called "VLDC9 - Abstract Map" Both are available on TH-cam. It absolutely mindblowing how good the SNES version sounds using only the original hardware.
Much luv to OasisLtd and all artists 💖💖
one of the best labels ive ever seen on the internet
🙏
For those who don't know, Oasis are also releasing free GBA ROMs for some of these albums which is pretty nice
Thanks, will be putting them on my flashcart
been trying to find these but where are they at?
I ended up snagging the VHS copy of TYBWL, but those do look beautiful😍
I literally missed the tupperwave one!! I wanted it so bad mann
I posted it on my channel
I wanted the tupperwave one too i just love future funk
we are doing a repress on the 25th
@@mingkurray 😎
Glad to see Be Careful showcased here! Great guy, great producer 💟
so true he is such an awesome person
The dude is a real baller for real
appreciate it dude! can't wait to work together again in the future
Facts
@@becareful8740 big gang energy!!!
LOVED THIS VIDEO, and LOVE the originality of these projects from Oasis! The GBA carts are a game changer
I was lucky enough to pick up that blue dipped GBA with Mingkurray's Holographic album -- I cannot wait to receive it! :D
Yoooo! 🙏🙏🙏
aw shit, it's gamor!!
@@fruitysnax9219 😋😋😄
Oh shit that blue dipped GBA is beautiful
@@hydra6076 i know right!!!! i can’t wait - what a beautiful way to relive some childhood nostalgia 😍
This is the first time I have heard of an album being released on GBA Video. Now that is double nostalgic.
It's even more useful since the low rez GBA video cartridges ads to the lofi aesthetic of the music as a whole. Great find!
(Love your vids btw.)
For real… I deadass thought that I was the first 😂 glad to see people are using it though
This is such a great concept.
Next: Desert Sand Feels Warm at Night on Virtual Boy
I think you're joking, but I would *love* for a Virtual Boy album-on-cartridge
@@drgribb sadly I'm forced to joke about it. It may be a nice idea to put some Vaporwave on that system, but Virtual Boy it's Virtual Boy, anyway. I don't know how much the creation of a new software and new cartidges for VB would cost... but I imagine you may need A LOT of money and time
@@Tulekahju_Renartus haha yeah. There *does* actually exist a small, but dedicated Virtual Boy homebrew community. But it's definitely not a system that most folks are fond of. I can dream though, one day! :P
WOOOOOOOOOO
BECAREFUL, MING, TUPP AND OASIS ARE ALL HOMIES
the gang's all here 🤘🤘
Bo$$man squad
real shit
Fuck yes
A local band called Belushi Speedball gave me their album on a GBA cart. It's just a flash cart with a music player and the mp3s on it. It's awesome.
that is such a cool band name
@@PadChennington they are an amazing band and I highly recommend checking them out if you are into metal at all. They trash every place they play at by throwing out all kinds of trinkets and everyone goes crazy. Their music is on Spotify
One of my favorites is Remute's Technoptomistic on a Sega Genesis cartridge. Although it isn't vaporwave, it's a really cool concept and execution (even sporting a music video for Red Eyes) that works flawlessly on such an "old" console. The deluxe version of it is still up for sale but the standalone cartridge isn't.
The execution was indeed very good. You could tell a lot of work went into it. Initially I thought it was just a one-off, but he seems to have dived head-first into making interesting format/cartridge-based releases, which is really cool. I picked up his snes followup to Technoptimistic ("Cult of Remute"), but passed on his TG-16/PC-Engine album, since I don't have one of those consoles and don't intend to get one for the forseeable future. Really interested to see where he goes next (I'd be happy with just another Genesis release though XD )
I have this cartridge too and saw the video clip before the release of the album. It's so awesome to see this running on real hardware (even if there is way better).
Maybe you'd like Mikeyeldey's album. The music is special but I like it a lot.
22 tracks, 5 mini games, no video clip but a visualizer for 1 track... the cartridge shell, prints and the box are of very good quality and the guy sells it at a very low price!
I've never heard of this channel. Man that name though. "Pad Chennington". That made me laugh so much. As a New York Jets fan that made my day. Chad Pennington was a baller.
This has inspired me. Thank you.
Imagine SCP-096 but it's actually Nintendo running at 35 kmh on foot, taking the fastest direct path straight towards their lawyers
That's pretty great!
But why the hell did they slap an AO rating on the boxes?!?
I love how vaporwave evolves
:) gotta love it!
@@PadChennington Hey Pad Chennington
Could you please talk about the citypop genre you know the japanese funk or disco during the 80s
That would be cool if you could talk about the albums of the Omega Tribe band or Toshiki kadomatsu or hideki saijo
90s sludge(dystopia, grief,mange, skaven) would be a great watch tbh
Insert *listen 2 dystopia* meem here
Question: does this work on the old DS that has the GBA player on the bottom, I’m guessing it would, but since these are not official Nintendo productions I’m thinking there could be some kind of problem?
Tony hawk games should be considered like a jukebox disc
I'm hella jelly. I hope I can score a copy of Liminal Cove.
Someone’s gotta put something out on wax cilenders.
One of Zao’s most recent albums was released on a NES cart. So cool bands do this.
I remember when I had this idea during pandemic and used gba flash cart to attempt. Took awhile but it worked ! Only problem the sound didn’t work and I could only get like 10 seconds onto gba flash cart. I gave up but now that I have but then inspired me to try again :)
This is so insanely cool.
I already have 3 albums planned that I want to make into GBA cartridges (for personal use ofc, since they're copyrighted and I don't actually produce music lmao).
Thanks for creating this awesome video!
this is an amazing way to release something special
cool but can they localize mother 3?
The auto-generated subtitles to this video are absolutely wild lol
It's speaking in tongues
"To you baby, with love" doesn't seem to be available in .rom format. Hoping the rom folder gets updated with it soon.
**cries in shrek gba video**
That's gotta be the most Nintendocore idea I've heard 🤔
Also that cover with the French girl from Better off Dead is sweet.
This is so cool I'm actually kind of mad I hadn't thought of this earlier
this is very neat
Albums on GBA is such a cool idea!
This got me curious on your thoughts about visual albums on vhs? It's a recent obsession of mine and I think it might be a cool vid 🙂
One step closer to listening to vaporwave on my Sega Saturn
This is so cool! I made a gba style album cover for one of my side projects about a year ago. I was like "aye wouldn't it be cool to actually release I gba port of this? Nahhh it's not possible!"
Then this appears and I'm blown away XD this is absolutely incredible. I'd love to know how to actually do this if we get enough information about it
After listening to this guy go on about it, my girlfriend outta nowhere says, "yea, he single"
Lmao i fuggin died
Now I need an Aphex Twin release on gba
What if they released DRAKE 遗事 JOSH / / JOSH 遗事 DRAKE in this format?
so awesome to see an in depth coverage on how these were made. thanks as always pad :) watched liminal cove on the big screen with @ctoothaches last night!
how was it? thanks so much for checking it out!
@@becareful8740 the compression is fucking magical ✨✨
Honestly would love to see vaporwave albums on either PS1 or Megadrive/Genesis
Closest thing on Genesis would probably be Freezedream's "Today" cartridge album. Thing is a work of art.
Wow! Incredible idea got a life! The weirdest format of music i ever seen been probably shaped USB sticks out of Giant Pill aaand houseshape holder with designed insides...too bad i forgot the names of those albums )))
Just saw this today, they revealed that white woods will be on GBA 😁
I bet in about 5 years I'm going to be seeing Billie eilish on the gamecube
And the beatles on the sega dreamcast.
This is crazy. I had no idea about this. A few months ago, I did GBA roms for Telex Telexs "Night Mode" and "Mutual Song" to stick on a Powkiddy A66 just to send the lead. Works well, but there's a high pitched whine I can't get rid of! The process was super fun and a lot easier than it seemed it would be. I had this idea that her synthpop style would just fit the GBA aesthetic. Crazy to see other people doing it!
Can you play them on ds or the Gameboy SP also ? Just wondering.
should work! I cant find my old SP or GBA anymore, luckily I have the GB player for the gamecube and it worked on that, so im sure its good on anything else!
Damn, that's a flipping genius move right there! 😃
doesnt get more vaporwave than this! lol
1:48 how does video gameboy futage is shown in a large srceen?, the games had a lock so people couldnt pirate by not letting the video by reproduce on the gameboy advance player set up for the gamecube.
Can't wait for the gba album romhacks, speedruns, and gameshark codes 💯
Awesome video. Just heard about these guys and all the cartridge-based and VHS releases that they're doing (and cassette!, but my primary interest is the other stuff). Really wild stuff! They seem incredibly passionate about the medium and experimenting with releases! And I saw a tweet they replied to where it sounded like they intended to do additional runs of all these cartridge releases that have sold out -- how can someone not be impressed by that?? I wish I could help them out in some way, as it sounds like their primary bottleneck is having more demand in their releases than they can keep up with at the moment (not a bad problem to have tbh!). *AND* they're giving out the roms for free download on their website, for people that missed out on the physical releases? I don't know how I could be any more impressed. Can't wait to buy some of their future releases!
The really amazing thing to me about cartridge-based releases (that I don't see get brought up very often) is the idea of "performance-on-demand." Something like a tape, or a cd is an *audio-recording* , whereas with most cartridge releases the instructions for the soundchip are stored in the ROM (not sure about these carts in the video, since they seem to be using using the video-playback), and then *recreate* the music on-demand every time -- not a recording. This is incredibly powerful. Very few other mediums allow you to generate the music live, for the instrument it was meant to be played on. Again, this line is blurred a little bit with a video-cartridge like this, but I think it's still relevant. Really exciting to see so much appreciation and love for cartridge-based albums!!
Cool! And I still play with my GBA SPand GameCube.
This makes me miss my GBA SP
Imagine someone releasing a music album as a WiiU disc. Now that would be something even crazier considering how the console didn't sell much.
always quality pad! love your work
Okay but hear me out:
Those little cheap hand consoles called "JuiceBox" from the 2000s
With these releases.
That would be legendary hahahahahahha
Hey Pad, will there be a re release of the MacIntosh Plus merch at Vapor95? I missed one T-Shirt I wanted to buy...
I saw music and gameboy, and I thought of chiptune stuff I'd heard maybe 10 years ago, but this here was completely unexpected. Ingenious!
But what is the audio quality like?
when my sp arrives I'll have to look into getting some of these!!
Awesome idea! How much did they sell these for?
These are amazing, GBA SP was my first ever console! How did the company get around copyright laws?
They might not have, but it seems they didn’t use the nintendo logo at least. You can release homebrew games physically on GBA perfectly legally but they might not be allowed to use the game boy logos.
Nintendo has long dropped the GBA, and nothing says you need their permission to develop software. Same reason you can mod your printer to accept any ink without getting arrested
holy shit what an great idea. imagine if more vaporwave releases come out as PS1 games and can be played without a modded/chipped console. the possibilities of bonus material etc. would be enormous.
Hey Pad! When are you gonna drop the everywhere at the end of time video?
Still working on it! Taking a while, it's going to be a massive video lol! But it's looking so good so far, I can't wait to drop it... just a little bit longer of waiting!
Look forward to it bro 🤘🏼
I hope they do this for Drake Josh /// Josh Drake
@@PadChennington lmao it would be an insta-buy for me
I want these so much
@@PadChennington nice I love the gba
I have a tape out already so I guess this is the next step :OOO
anyone know if the carts work with the first gen ds and ds lite?
When I tell you you NEED TO LISTEN TO THIS ALBUM I MEAN IT it’s called the love market by filmmaker it’s definitely one of the most interesting dark sound albums I’ve ever heard sounds like u walked into the wrong night club
We need some oasis ltd “hit clips”
That’s funny, I had that on a list after we figured out the GBA carts
That's nothing I've been dropping my records on wax cylinders.
Wow ! This is awesome on so many levels !
…why are this video’s auto captions in vietnamese???
I love this channel.
Ariel Pink has a Steviepink javascript single that actually is a recicled squared piece of glass and can be played on any turntable, the idea was that everything in the ep, including the record is made from recicled stuff
nes definetly is one they should look at, possible snes and genesis.
Zao released their remix album on NES cartridge
I was about to mention this haha
This is why i love the vaporware community they do these obscure things that just makes it unlike anything that i know of
I would recommend a dive into the albums “Normal Love” by Eyn and “[lor_raine]” by Cult of Reason. Both are on Spotify, and as messy as they sound, they sound very cathartic. The first one I’d call post rock or experimental singer songwriter, the second one I’d call ambient and at times, even edm. I was told about these albums by a friend of mine who connected me to the artists. Eyn told me how the album is about struggling with autism. I’d check em out for a really interesting listen. Love the content, I’ve been binging all day :)
This is pretty off-topic but I love that lil cute avatar that you use in your videos :) Did you draw it yourself or if not could you please tell me who the artist is?
i love these artists absolute bangers
I NEED to get one of these.
There was an album released on cartridge format for the Commodore 64 recently called “SID chip club” by Lman. Definitely worth a listen, especially if you’re a techno fan. :)
tupperwave sold out before I was able to get one!!
There's an artist named Remote that releases his albums on old media, sega Genesis cart, turbo grafix hue card, and I think cassette tape.
Would love to see a DS effort like this. The dual screens would be fun to play with.
i expected to hear a sample of how it sounds on the GBA.....didnt get to hear it...BUMMER!
How do I get this?