Tale of the Asterisk
from wave program by Sanxion7
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8-channel FastTracker module from 2009, written using MilkyTracker. I'm not sure why this was never released, I just wrote and forgot it. Perhaps that was this asterisk's fate? Short and bittersweet.
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from wave program,
released August 28, 2022
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Sanxion7 Madison, Wisconsin
I enjoy creating something from nothing. This music is my outlet, my only true freedom, a stream of raw inspiration and expression, the way I capture the world in my imagination.
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Aug 2022 -
Dec 2020 -
Aug 2019 -
Sep 2018
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Sanxion7 recommends:
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'Figurehead Remastered' contains a number of tracks from earlier in the Lapfox lineup, including instrumentals and vocal tracks. It covers a whole gamut of electronic music. Definitely worth it.
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This album covers a great mix of rock and techno elements. The lyrics are impressive and the tunes are catchy. I highly recommend this album.
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killer soundtrack. this honestly made me love tracker music way more with how nostalgic it felt. it instantly pulled me in with the colorful logo music, which immediately got followed up by some absolutely gorgeous music that made me think of the N64. the way emma did not restrict themselves whatsoever and went between jungle and breakbeat while retaining a chiptune-like sound the entire time is fucking stellar. this is one of the most unique sounding electronic releases ever and i love it
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The bright, fizzy songs on “Dedication 2” were written and played using the Commodore 64, capturing the vintage computer’s feel.
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