Oh, I found this little video recording where me and Rune Bune play live at Microdisko in Copenhagen last November. Unfortunately you can’t see Rune’s C64-visuals as they were on another wall. Some of the photos got some of the magic though. Stu’s liveset was also filmed - here - but Computadora Feliz’s set wasn’t, unfortunately. Anyway, they were shown at Copenhagen local TV (highly recommended, btw!) around christmas aswell apparently. Merry christmas! And here’s a glimpse of the live-jam that happened aswell:

Another new genre is born: Religious Chip Rock. Check it out at labelable before it’s too late to think it’s too late. It’s C64, microphone, and reverb. And some overdubbbbing. And weird secret software from my secret contemplating dataman. As usual the philosophy is first-recording-is-best-recording.

Goto80 - Religious Chip Rock

Ok, yes. Some kind of non-chip-song-but-maybe-anyway (bleeprave style) added over at the one and only internet place in 2008 - internet2008.se … Oh, and I am not sure what happened to the design here. I blame it all on myspaceyoutube. I am sure it will change back into readable form some time again…

Goto80 - Sysygy

I went to Compusphere where Up Rough celebrated a 10 year anniversary again. Two Amiga intros released from us - one incredibly fresh, and one incredible mellow - and plenty of music from Qwan, Spot, Mortimer Twang (!), and Syphus. Download within 10 minutes and get an extra free download for free. Forever! I competed with an Amiga song in ST-01 stylee - Waste-Land - which ended #2 in the compo. I also competed with a C64-song that was mysteriously lost and re-appeared under the name kuk. Other good features: making a song with dj cat, laughing gas, goto80+labelable gig, the most expensive and expansive pizza I’ve ever had, the liveset from Sushi Brother, new SID-chip more confusing than ever, defmon, Yoki wiiballs, blablablabla.