mcc
What I'm listening to today: "Purchaser", Fat Warrior
A really fun vintage ProTracker .mod file from 1993. Dancey with some really great sounds and focused on rapidly switching between different timbres (The Mod Archive documents some text from inside the .mod file and the author implies it was made out of leftover samples from other projects). I think this might be "Complextro". I'm not sure. I've spent the last decade+ trying to avoid finding out what "Complextro" is.
mcc
What I'm listening to today: "Machinedrum Analog Heat +FX Session | No Talking", Shiro Fujioka
A medley of fun IDM beats on the machinedrum (precursor to SOPHIE's beloved monomachine). I think this is supposed to be a series of first drafts for the artist's hip-hop production work, and it's easy to imagine the songs these seeds would grow into. But also laid out like this the beats seem mostly to flow together, like one long track with dramatic pauses between verses.
mcc
What I'm listening to today: "WARP CORE", Infrasonic Audio
This person designed a eurorack module based on the "phase distortion" technique used by the Casio CZ, and then made this video to demonstrate it. And the demo track is really good! Classic acid-tinged techno with some hype 808y drums. All the synth sounds are coming from the Warp Core; if you pay close attention the melody is syncopated slightly so it doesn't ever have to play at the same time as the bass.
mcc
What I'm listening to today: "Detroit Techno 100% Vinyl Mix", Gregor Soundhome
This is that vintage mm tss mm tss old-style techno, mixed on a vinyl deck in 2014 and containing a lot of music from the 2010s but with that kind of amorphous, timeless quality that could've been recorded anytime in the last 40 years. This mix is two hours long (!), and the account has dozens of multi-hour mixes like this. "Detroit" is an ocean. Leave this on the background, and swim a while
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