Data Packets Collection

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The classic "Cuss Cuss" riddim as re-imagined by post apocalyptic reggae loving robots...

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Ultracuss (mp3)

From the "Rude Mechanicals EP".
Futuristic riddims sent back through a wormhole by a band of post-apocalyptic reggae loving robots. 
Created with that concept and the motto Strictly Lo-Fi for your Hi-Fi in mind, Robot Riddims’ official debut Rude Mechanicals combines the sound of chiptune, a love of 1980s dancehall and a trusty circuit-bent 1988 Kawai drum machine into a four track sure shot.
The EP kicks off with the future/past dancehall sound and disembodied android deejaying of “RoboRockers”, before continuing with a nod to more recent JA beats with the crunchy drums and cheerfully skittering 8 bit arps of “Skynet Party”.
Next up the noisy, anarchic “True Grit” pushes the bit crushed lo-fi sound to the extreme to create a truly brutal groove, before the release is rounded off with the dubbed out and stripped down “RoboDubbers” version of the EP’s first track.
And remember: Resistance is Futile.

(artwork: Stephen Willard)

Rude Mechcanicals EP

Skynet Party

Robot Riddims - Skynet Party

The title track from the Robosoca EP is built around a soca influenced beat, big bad bass and some screaming arps from a pair of YM2149 chips, as featured in a host of 1980s arcade games and home computers. Future dancehall from the ghosts of computers past!

Out Feb 15th 2019

Robosoca EP

Robosoca

15/2/19

Two new robo-dance gameboy malfunctions coming to a stream or store near you on November 1st...

Tesla Dance

"Ai Weilai" was originally created as part of a production challenge focused on what the music of our future might sound like in 2030. The title means "Love the Future" in Mandarin and was used as a soundalike substitution by supporters of artist Ai Weiwei when his name was censored on social network Weibo.

This will the be first single in a forthcoming series of "Data Packet" releases.

thanks for listening, Robot Riddims

Ai Weilai

Nsonyiwa

Strictly Lo-Fi for your Hi-Fi. 
A thousand broken robots making melancholy 8bit noise.
Member of @TheFearlessFew