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I'm sure there are those who would argue that the golden age of chiptune was 1989. It came around full circle around 2010 and perhaps completes another cycle around now? Time will tell.  Every conciousness node has the potential for discovery. Even if the idea is ancient, it's new to you, and very, very exciting. And then, there's the cultural phenomena of recycling fashion/music of previous generations. The story has essentially remained the same since that first monkey discovered that rhythm existed around it, and banged it out into the air with sticks and rocks. (Later, one pretended to own the rhythm and charge bits of meat and seed and shiny rocks to any other monkey who discovered that there was rhythm.) But you have the chance now to improvise your part within the main progression, started on a groove sooo long ago. Have fun!

Awesome! Rolling hard.

Any word on this? I want this type of thing. I have been a good boy this year.

The cat at the end of the video looks like rasputin a bit. In the eyes. Cool bends. The wobblyish stuff with the lfo on the filter was my favorite. The filter sounded lovely. Adding a filter to things without one is one of the nicest things a human can do for a machine.

Inevitably, all things are the same thing. No matter what source of noise you have, you are still confined to the idea of the "music" construct. The rules laid out by chemistry, physics, and math. All of the other stuff is decoration. Fashion,which is the funniest (I can tell from your uniform that you are a nonconformist.) Attitude (fashion for personalities? ) and tonality, riff types (arps, two handed tapping guitars, power chords...) of music genres are merely things that define an idea in the mass mind.   If you're trying to have a social message with your music and words, then that is punk no matter what the music is. Folk is way more punk than most punk rock in that aspect.

Originality only happens once. Then anyone can do it.

Thank you!  This is sooo cool.