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They were leading easily in being the most memorable of dreampop/noise chip bands. I think they were guys that loved the community and got full schedules and busy very fast. I will treasure my vinyl copy of In Her Gentle Jaws.

Side note: they used to do some 100% chip cover songs on YouTube that made me like cover songs. I miss them for that just as much.

ant1 you are being needlessly misinforming, and in someone's introductory thread.

If software and hardware weren't interacting there would be no music.

When music is written to be played by sounds that are as limited as obsolete consoles can produce, within it's limitations, some call it fake-bit, but sonically it's no different.

When music is produced through obsolete consoles, but the expected limitations are surpassed, some would call that something, like "noise", but on the real hardware it is chip music. It will however not please those chip music fans wanting the real hardware. Ironic though.

Sometimes people just want arpeggios on pulse waves like noted video game companies put in games. This is clear outside the definition of chip music. It's barely chiptune, but that will please some chiptune fans.

There's different things to please anyone. Let them be happy with what makes them happy.

Thanks Krikzz and Abrasive. Now I need to change my pants.

Utabi/Hally (OPM set)
Oxygenstar (OPL3 set)
Animal Style (OPN2 set)
Linde (OPN2 set)
Cheap Dinosaurs (Goblin cover set)
Tony Ness (Wu-Tang Clan cover set)
Nullsleep (Monotron 5-hour set)

visuals:
Rosa Menkman

Excellent. The J Arthur Keenes Band and Nullsleep personally are my fav'd, but yes to musicians and visualists all night.

I am coming to blip: I can't take a picture of me eating chips (my suit is unavailable.)

Thanks but I will only appear for collaboration with anal cunt. Just kidding!