Featuring all manner of sound synthesis, the DataDoor sampler combines digital and analogue peoples the World over and their audio trickery! Modular blips (r.domain, Luke Killen), experimental tracker jams (Pretty Hat Machine G.I.S) pure Commodore 64 SID chip (mostly) output (Goto80, iLKke, Eddie Svard, FatFrost, Jellica), omnichord ambience (Wolfpanther), FM soundscapes (Sense), streamlined moodtronica (Tim Jackiw, Tim Koch, Lolo, Jet Jaguar, Boulderdash, Adrien75), and electronic adventures from Pimmon and Protman. PETSCII Cover art by the wonderful iLKke

Boulderdash’s long lost sophomore album - originally planned to be released on Ten and Tracer’s Acre Records, now seeing the light of day via DataDoor Records. All music Hans Moller and Daniel Skaborn.

Released in Australia 2015.

Goto80 sends special thanks to Kissdub, Autoboy and Scannerboy, Tim Koch, Future Eater, Altemark and Square Sounds. credits:

All music - Goto80 - www.goto80.com All design - iLKke - ilkke.blogspot.com.au

DUBCRT is a music album, interactive light synthesizer and remix gadget released as a Commodore 64 cartridge. With music and visuals from some of the most prolific experimentalists of the 8-bit scenes, DUBCRT taps into 1960s modernist forms, 1970s dub, 2000s glitch aesthetics, and 2020s sustainable computing. DUBCRT features:

• Eight songs ranging from ambient to IDM and drum n’ bass • Visualisers that react to the music, and that are user-controllable • A secret remix module that allows you to re-interpret all the music on the cartridge

All of this uses only 64 kilobytes – equivalent to 1.5 seconds of MP3-audio. This is possible thanks to clever use of resources, and by making all the graphics in PETSCII, the colourful and quirky ASCII-variant of the Commodore 64.

This audio version of the Commodore64 cartridge features all of the tracks that have been recorded from the actual MOS 6581 and MOS 8580 SID chips from authentic hardware - with a stereo mix combining both of the SID models into one waveform.

Also included in the audio version are eleven remixes from artists such as Datasette, Julien Mier and Mesak.

Made with Renoise and passion.

Jeff Symons’ “Drift” is a melodic workout with Detroit styles tones and forever looping blissful synth leads, whilst Cameron Bonde’s “Red” is a more introspective and broodingly elegant exercise in electronica. All art / design Luke Sutton

Everything by G.I.S

This livejam was done on an SX64 totally with a reverb pedal!

This package features one brandnew vinyl-release and two cassette-releases from DataDoor. Worldwide shipping is included (items will be shipped on or around March 18th 2017).