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Yes- many. But either they are: still being worked on, never reach fruition, or where never meant to be anything but a fleeting idea.

Same

BUT, when is it?

if i kill you and eat you, i get your powers, right?

jk fuck you

eidt: rules is the best track

what's with the zipper on that wetsuit? are they all like that?

march 29th is my birthday. if you end up playing on that date i might just have to come down but we'll see

long live lossy

this is great! and I'm generally not a fan of christmas albums.

What does chip music mean to you? Did you come to like chip music from listening to bitcrushed piano tracks? If so, then you're actually not really into chip music , you're just into synthesizing sounds. Chip music isn't an effect, it is a creative platform, and if you want to take advantage of it you need to make sure you know what you are getting into. People work hard with old computer and video game hardware to create and bitcrushing a piano riff... well that could practically be perceived as trolling! lol

If you like chip music, what exactly do you like? Songs you heard while playing the NES, Game Boy, Genesis, or some other system? Or do you just like the aural aesthetic of "primitive" sound waves (sin, square, saw, triangle). If you just want to create music with these "primitive" elements just grab some samples and go nuts, it doesn't have to be chip music, you don't half to create under that umbrella.

But, if instead you see and understand the beautiful potential and rewards of working with actual hardware relevant to chip music then pin-point what it is you're into and begin your own path to discovery.

Don't piss in a cup and call it beer. If you wanna make chip music, make chip music (figure out what that even is)