electronic music
retro lo-fi + modern sound.
#demoscene
#amiga #roughness #trackers
#protracker #renoise #hardware #synthesizers

Since the mid 90's, Collective Force has been Sach Hybryd's outlet for musical & artistic expression (Hosting intimate events & DJ-ing). 

Junglistic Riddemz (Junglizm & Riddems) - a homage to the first two jungle nights from the early 90's in Melbourne/Naarm.

Elekchron (Chronic Elektro) - an elektro beats concept.
(First Elekchron event 1998)
This journey has been a shared experience with like-minded individuals. 



https://electromusictests.bandcamp.com/

I've been playing music since 1992, first starting on an Amiga tracker. Then I gradually switched to instrumental music making, although 8-bit trackers have their own original sound. 
Since then I've had many instruments, all kinds, and I try to prefer analogue synths to analogue mixing. There are so many good instruments out there, and nowadays the underground produces much better music than the mainstream. 
My favourites: Violation Drive, Deadlife, Oscillian, Waveshaper, Shirobon, AM 1984, Volkor X, Neon Droid and QUIXOTIC, (to mention Hungarian musicians), Lazerpunk, Pfeffermouse, Overvad, Lukhash, Steel Sky, Future Fate, Lyde, Audiolog Music, Jet Set Trash, Signal Void, Hubrid, Casetter, SeYSMIC, KN1GHT, BMX Escape, Virgill, Irving Force, DevilRazor, 3Force, Sung, EL TIGR3, Future Retro Music, Alpharisc, Mythical Vigilante... and many more!

I started creating music using trackers in 1993, and did that as part of the demo scene til about 1997-98. Now the music is created using more traditional methods.

My music is intended for an audience of one; myself. If anyone else find that they enjoy it, that is just a bonus in my book. If you don't like it that is also ok :)

During 90's: Amiga freak: 68K coder. Amiga demo scene. Vektor of Zite Productions, Burstmode of Infect!

Followers of Cor van Dijk