Chipophone Synth Jam – Monty On The Run ‘High Score’ Theme
Monty High Score (Chipophone) was uploaded by: lftkryo
Duration: 309
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Monty High Score (Chipophone) was uploaded by: lftkryo
Duration: 309
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Sad Song (official) | The Cars was uploaded by: hearmusic
Duration: 221
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http://vimeo.com/19316770 This video captures a live performance of Just Remember, by Andras Fox.
Free Music Friday: Here’s a little something from Tara Busch, her retronica take on the Cure’s Let’s Go To Bed. From the Cure Tribute album Perfect As Cats – A Tribute to The Cure.
It’s starting to look like old 8-bit computers are the new Roland TB-303. Petsynth is a free, open source application described as “the only program for rocking the Commodore PET that the cool kids use”: Petsynth features a two-octave keyboard layout, selectable note length, many selectable octaves, selectable pulse-width, vibrato, distortion, and noise or “drum… Read More PetSynth Turns Commodore PET Computer Into A Synthesizer
This video, for Heart Bake by The Blush Foundation, has a very retro feel – a bit reminiscent of the 80s cult flick Liquid Sky.
http://www.vimeo.com/5772619 Video of the new song Eléctrico of Flavio Rodriguez, presented by Little Red Corvette Records and Pressrec productions. This is either puke-tacular or awesome. The extreme over-the-top retro cheesiness – combining everything that was bad about the 80s with everything that’s bad with current pop music, along with the gratuitous keytarage, is making me… Read More Flavio Rodriguez’s Eléctrico Is Either Awesome Or Puke-tacular
Simian Mobile Disco‘s video for the retronica Audacity of Huge.
Beatkamp presents “Varga One” was uploaded by: Sauzeug
Duration: 217
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Following an early morning status check of their vintage electronic equipment, two computer engineers “throw down” in an awkward dance-off that seems to (inaccurately) echo the development of information technology and the Internet from 1951 up to the present day (!?). This is the second film by Superbrothers, and features a fun retronica soundtrack by Jim Guthrie. If you… Read More Superbrothers’ Dot Matrix Revolution