"Pools of Poison" is the winner of Music Contest #4 (Veteran section), organized by Hornet in 1996.

I tracked and released it under my tracker name "WAVE".

Special thanks to Snowman & GD for taking care of the organization at the time!

The module was tracked in Fasttracker 2.08 and the original XM file is -not accidentally- 700.000 bytes in size. :-)

This is a 1 on 1 render from XMPlay, with no added effects.

I uploaded it to SoundCloud so people can hear the music without having to download the XM module and install a special module player for playing it, as well as to make sure not a -wrong- module player is used, which doesn't play the XM effects and note-data correctly,

If you want to take a peek at the original XM file,
download XMPlay, which is perfect for playing tracker music modules.

The XM module's filename is:
jt_pools.xm
(You can download it on https://modarchive.org)

It's fun to watch what goes on inside the XM module with ASCII art, tracker scene greetings and other fun stuff.

Enjoy and feel free to leave a comment, like, download and share! :-)

Pools of Poison

Jeroen Tel - Pools Of Poison

Editor of Vandalism News. Writer for ZZAP! 64 and ZZAP! AMIGA.
C64/Amiga scener.

Composer from Hamburg, Germany 🦥
Disord: badub.


Musical influences:
System of a Down, Muse, Billy Talent, Rammstein, Bill Wurtz, Kōji Kondō, Grant Kirkhope, Ott, Savant, Tipper

 Experimental music as well as game music.
https://www.youtube.com/@Badub_Music
https://badub.bandcamp.com/
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/60JQVS1WLXCyeyHqapA3YJ?si=4UVkLWmHQESCmUdkGOaJNw&utm_source=copy-link

Video game music pioneer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeroen_Tel

Jeroen Tel - Pools Of Poison

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