FREE DOWNLOAD – COUCOU16 / v/a Italian Micromusic 4 Japan

Earthquakes shock people even from miles away.
Especially if they cause tsunamis which wreak havoc by deleting cities from the map and consequently causing major nuclear failures.

Sounds like the plot of a cheap anime doesn’t it? Unfortunately it’s how things really went!As they felt the wave coming from Japan, a group of Italian musicians specialized in Micromusic decided to team up and do something for the beloved motherland of their childhood dreams: a compilation of finely crafted chiptune and experimental electronica to help Japan and keep listeners aware of the dangers of nuclear power plants – even when the TV forgets or (decides to forget) to tell them.

The album is free to listen, download and share, but do not forget to leave a donation to the Japanese Red Cross!

JAPAN STILL NEEDS YOUR HELP! DONATE NOW!
V/A Italian Micromusic 4 JapanCoReleased by  RXSTNZ , COUCOU NETLABEL & TO LOSE LA TRACK
Direct link to download (Please follow the donation instructions written inside!)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4O2DHNPE

Il 25 Aprile è la giornata del fronte della liberazione della conoscenza, Franco Berardi ci invita ad insorgere; ormai ogni indignazione è obsoleta. Milano_hq supporta e festeggia sial il 25 che il movimento.

Teaching Insurrection – Franco Berardi Bifo | Through Europe from Through Europe on Vimeo.

Are you ready?

Laboratorio Elettronico Popolare (L. E. P. ) is proud to present to you a one-of-a kind analog synthesizer, sequencer and drum-machine: LEPLOOP!

Small in nature but aggressive in sound, the user will be able to create a variety of analog timbres and beats.

LEPLOOP was designed to be a minimalist electronic music live-performance groove-box, which can be used to create a variety of electronic musical styles.

Because Sometimes You Just Want to View The Web in 8-Bits

The web browser didn’t really exist during the halcyon days of 8-Bit graphics. But if it did it would probably look something like Pixelfari, which makes all your web pages look chunky and pixelated. It’s available as a free OS X download here.

[ via gizmodo uk ]