SYDNEY CITY CHIPTUNE MINISTRIES Sydney, Australia
SYDNEY CITY CHIPTUNE MINISTRIES started in 2021.
It’s an attempt to keep old and new
chipmusic, modular soundscapes, demoscene tracker files, hardware jam tapes, outsider electronic drones, field recordings and other DIY scene-based music alive and broadly available.
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It's remarkable how he takes such bog-standard preset chiptune/breakbeat sampling fare and turns into something weird and menacing. If I had to visualize Dot.AY's sound, imagine a prowling vaguely humanoid mass of glitching video game sprites, textures and sky-boxes, from which two gelid, unblinking and hostile maroon coloured eyes stare out.
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Apart from the fact that 'Reach for the Stars' is a perfect example of everything I love about computer music, the whole album is just an absolute belter of a piece of work. The soaring pitch-bent melodies and arpeggios, the basslines that make me want to dig out Thunderforce IV and the fact that (I don't say this lightly) some of the arrangements and progressions remind me heavily of Tim Follin. An utterly exceptional piece of work. Pure gold.
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fresh and groovy. tight and moody. we're soaring through the different dimensions of music together. Calavera supplies the vibes with "In, Vulnerable". don't sleep on down-under chip music. favorite tracks:: In, Vulnerable && doomscroller
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A remarkable fever dream that successfully juggles post-rock, shoegaze, breakcore, indie pop, new age, and even spoken word.
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With breakbeat always at the core, these tracks drift effortlessly from melodic to industrial.
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A jungle and drum & bass compilation featuring a dozen songs that push the boundaries of both genres.
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Menacing, minimal techno, gnarly and bristling with tension. Incredible.
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