it's late summer again

this was my entry for Sample Pack Contest XV, it got 9th/62!

hear the amazing whole album - https://samplepackcontest.bandcamp.com/album/sample-pack-contest-xv

Another Year Around the Sun

Rainbow spheres

cover of @ehmehshmeh's very cute song "blowing pxraspberries" for PXTUNES' Secret Porta event! :)
original song: https://soundcloud.com/ehmehshmeh/blowing-pxraspberries
FULL ALBUM of covers, including @garoslaw's lovely cover of my "Undines & Salamanders": https://pxtunes.bandcamp.com/album/secret-porta

Raspberry Charlotte (ehm cover)

This is the intro song for my currently dead podcast me and two of my friends did (in Swedish). We made 91 episodes but it sort of just died when I moved away since doing it remotely was not nearly as fun as doing it in the same room 🤷

Realized I never uploaded the intro song I made, it's pretty rockin

Tre Experter - Podcast Intro

Does it make a difference?

Title: Subtrahend
Completed: 03 March 2022
File Size (NSF): 19.3 KB
File Size (MP3): 4.61MB
Export Source: NSFPlug 2.4

Winter Chip 17

Subtrahend [NSF (Classical)] (Winter Chip XVII)

Drum And Boyfrined

made last year for summer chip xi, wildchip category https://battleofthebits.org/arena/Entry/ultima./47806/

ULTIMA

A Moogle Summer [Summer Chip XII]

That's Not My House!

A pulsating hard rock instrumental that feels like a stone skipping across an endless cosmic lake.
The track kicks in with a thick, mid-tempo groove—punchy palm-muted riffs locked tight with a swaggering drum beat and a bass line that prowls underneath like thunder rolling in the distance. It’s pure pocket: heavy, hypnotic, and impossible not to nod to.
As the first verse riff cycles, subtle psychedelic touches creep in—phaser-drenched clean guitars shimmer in the background, distant reversed cymbal swells, and faint echoes that bend time just enough to pull you out of the everyday. Then the tension snaps: a searing lead guitar erupts with wah-soaked cries and blistering pentatonic runs, riding the groove like a comet tail.
The solos evolve across the song—first fiery and aggressive, all bends and pinch harmonics; later more melodic and spacious, drenched in delay and reverb as layers of harmony guitars weave through the mix like ripples spreading outward. The rhythm section never lets up, driving forward with tom-heavy fills and crisp snare cracks that hit like aftershocks.
Toward the end, everything strips back to a single, haunting clean guitar line floating over soft keys and distant waves of feedback… then BAM—the full band slams back in for one final triumphant ascent, guitars screaming in unison before the last chord rings out and slowly dissolves into echoing silence.
"The Ripple Effect" is four-and-a-half minutes of raw energy, psychedelic headspace, and pure instrumental attitude—perfect for cruising desert highways at midnight or cranking in the gym when you need to feel unstoppable.

The Ripple Effect

Stride (VRC6 Original)

Hard K

also me: @evokertheband @katastrofer @ondskapet

Tre Experter - Podcast Intro

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