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IAYD wrote:
Not sure if anyone posted him in this thread, but I almost forgot about his music. Lovely 1.3 tracks from a really underrated musician. I don't even know if he still makes chipmusic? Here's his album though. I think he toured in 2008, too...I don't remember.
im not sure, hes going to school now (in arizona, if i remember correctly)..he played in chicago on august 8th last year..thanks for reminding me i should keep in touch with him better 
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J. Arthur Keenes wrote:
Before you get Pamplemousse (thanks pals), you (and everyone else) really have to get peeR's Dances, it's really nothing short of a masterpiece, by far my favourite chipmusic release.
I listened to this for the first time last night and wow it's really good! I don't know if I'd ever have found it without you mentioning it, so thanks.
And a +1 recommendation to anyone who hasn't checked it out yet
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Shonen_ wrote:
Sabrepulse wrote:this. It's such a tragedy these are his only nanoloop tracks!
Can't believe I've never heard of this before! Where can I find it?
They were available on his site for free. Not sure where you can find them now.
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disassembler wrote:
Shonen_ wrote:Can't believe I've never heard of this before! Where can I find it?
They were available on his site for free. Not sure where you can find them now.
Soulseek is a great port of call for those tracks. It's where I got them before I had my HD crash last year and you'll probably be able to find them again if you persist and search for "USK" a few times 
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Shonen_ wrote:
Sabrepulse wrote:this. It's such a tragedy these are his only nanoloop tracks!
Can't believe I've never heard of this before! Where can I find it?
i have 3 usk Nano Lunatica tracks and some others that were on his site for free.
they are a lot more mental than his melodic stuff.
drop me a PM if anyone interested
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New York, New York
e.s.c. wrote:
lutin wrote:Check out his 8bc profile and Myspace, he has some solid live tracks available.
theres also some stuff he linked in the nanoloop forum
I'm saying he's more than good enough to get label support!
Watching now: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6mi7pZHs1U
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i dont think anyone has said it but :
http://www.iimusic.net/catalog/2008/04/ … recordings
Chromelodeon - The Final Recordings!
on of my favorite chip releases, ever.
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Plymouth, UK
Nevermind
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Battle Lava wrote:
J. Arthur Keenes wrote:Before you get Pamplemousse (thanks pals), you (and everyone else) really have to get peeR's Dances, it's really nothing short of a masterpiece, by far my favourite chipmusic release.
I listened to this for the first time last night and wow it's really good! I don't know if I'd ever have found it without you mentioning it, so thanks.
And a +1 recommendation to anyone who hasn't checked it out yet
Seconded, thirded or whatever! Listening to this for the first time right now. Really fantastic so far.
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Probably been mentioned, but go grab anything by i, Cactus.
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Rochester, NY
nine pages and only one mention of Flashbob?!
i've been out of the loop for a bit, just ran across 'Scrambled Unity' last night and was absolutely blown away. total Nanoloop mastery, definitely worth checking out!
http://www.kittenrock.co.uk/releases/Kr … _unity.zip
i'll have to grab the earlier releases to see how they compare.
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Nashville, Tennessee
Beck's Hell Yeah EP is pretty sweet. Lots of chip all over that thing.
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South Dakota
I didn't see it in here but I might have missed it.
I'm rather partial to The Knife myself.
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Vancouver
It's probably been mentioned already, but Alex Mauer's 9999 is amazing. So many well done, highly polished tracks.