Hey everyone. We’ve been fans of this board and Renoise for years but it never really dawned on us to post about our releases/latest news here until this morning. Funny how that works. In short, we released a 7" back in October that was heavily Renoise-based and even featured the .XRNS file for remixing. I know this is borderline spam considering it’s our first post, but we hope you’ll see through it because there are some pretty cool things you might really enjoy. If there’s a problem, please let me know. If you like what you see, AWESOME! Be sure to check out the Amiga/Octamed based skull shirts at the bottom.
@Team Renoise: Thank you for an amazing program.
@Everyone else: Thank you for the amazing community.
Now on with the spam…
"The new Skulltracker t-shirts feature discharge printing on sheer jersey cotton American Apparel t-shirts for that awesome, vintage, metal band t-shirt feel.
All pre-orders will be sent a link to download Skulltracker wallpaper for your computer/mobile device. Download info will be manually sent to the email address used to make the pre-order within a few hours. You ask and we consider. Sometimes we even listen.
The pre-order ends Sunday, the 13th of October. The shirts will begin to ship Monday, October 28th (possibly sooner) and the official release date is Saturday, November 2nd - Day Of The Dead. The pre-order guarantees that your size will ship."
Skulltracker Tee - Red (http://radiograffiti.bandcamp.com/merch/skulltracker-tee-red)
Skulltracker Tee - Jungle (http://radiograffiti.bandcamp.com/merch/skulltracker-tee-jungle)
"This release marks the long awaited follow up to Stagediver’s debut 7” on Radiograffiti and the end of our two-year hiatus. Four years in the making, this new two track vinyl features a similar proggy song structure found on his debut “I” (RGV-001), while taking undead “trailing-edge” technology to brand new heights.
Completely side-stepping the EDM movement altogether, this release is not party music for party people. Sonically it could be described as a lawsuit-worthy, wall of broken genres. Technically it could be described as a how-to in lo-fi music programming. No matter where you stand, there’s no denying II’s ambitious goal of carving a new niche in 2013. All genres are equally dissected/resented here. This is a new sound.
Programmed on an Amiga 600.
Social isolation by way of obsolete technology."
Radiograffiti presents:
RGV-003
CCDM - “7” Of Doom"
Radiograffiti release page: http://radiograffiti.bandcamp.com/album/7-of-doom
Next in Radiograffiti’s release queue comes the debut 7" release from Chicago-native CCDM, 7" Of Doom
Transplanted to the Northwoods of Wisconsin, only to return to his native Chicago, CCDM (Christopher Persson) creates an Experimental Breakcore world with a landscape illuminated by Intelligent Dance Music. Unconventional? Yes. But when a classically trained child musician begins to dabble in digital, there is typically no other way.
After aquiring Cubase at the age of 16, CCDM spent the next nine years growing increasingly more obsessed with synthesis and computer generated sound. The culmination of those years of efforts was heard on Rusga, his first release in 2005. Subsequent years saw additional releases, including Cancer and Juxtaposition in 2007, Ill Kill Chill Pill, Ballisticore and Fletz in 2009 and 7″ Of Doom in 2010 on Radiograffiti.
A chance meeting at a Castle Tacoskull event in Chicago exposed CCDM to the underground scene in his native city. The frozen winters in his childhood Wisconsin home allowed him to prepare, if unknowingly, for each additional electronic challenge that comes his way. You’ve been warned.
As far as the actual music? We’re skirting genres here, blowing past classification, even in 2010. Like noise? No you don’t. Which is fine, because this is musical. Like music? Too fucking bad, as this could be considered unlistenable to the untrained ear. Radiograffiti listeners will know this is Quality and the B-Side is (always) better. That’s all there is and all you need to know. This release also introduces the talent of Nova!Cain, Radiograffiti’s new resident artist/illustrator from Milwaukee.
Here’s what’s included:
- Limited (300 copies), Black, CCDM 7"
- Two CCDM “slogan” stickers
The bandcamp download also includes a bonus .torrent file containing the Renoise file of Dirsh Birdies (Hell Cry). Go nuts.
Amiga/Octamed Skull-Tracker T-Shirts
“These limited, screen-printed, skull-tracker shirts are technically “dispyz” memorial shirts but don’t actually mention “dispyz” anywhere to avoid you the embarrassment of being called “dipsees” or “dipshitz” in public. Still features the “Mem 1995 – 2010″ and subliminal “414″ text. Design is based on the excellent, Octamed 4.0 sample tracker for the Amiga line of computers. Art was painstakingly created and traced by Ty Stagediver, line-by-line.”
SHIRT: Black, American Apparel 50/50 blend.
SIZES: X-Small<—>X-Large. Quantity is low.
Find them at the Radiograffiti storefront located here!
