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New York chiptuners Anamanaguchi have a new album out that's sure to test your threshold for 8-bit synths and instrumental power pop. WATCH THE REVIEW

Huzzah for new Anamanaguchi!! Finally the asinine social notifications pay off! While I do admittedly find the 'meow' samples annoying, trivial, and gimmicky... it's still representative of the happy, bouncy, frenetic chiptuning that we all love! Anamanaguchi - Meow BONUS

• Anamanaguchi - britneykatymiley covers
• Anamanaguchi - Meow

Listen  to and download  Unicorn Kid 's newest track "Pure Space"  below. Unicorn Kid , moniker of Scotland's 19-year old Oliver Sabin, returns with his first single of the year, "Pure Space" , off his yet-to-be-titled debut to be released sometime late 2012 via the UK's 3beat . Like most Unicorn Kid  tracks, "Pure Space"  falls under the narrow electronic sub-genre of 8-bit and is reminiscent of  Anamanaguchi an 8-bit group who differs from the Scottish producer due to its full rock band approach, as [...]

♫  Skrillex vs Capital Cities - Kill Everybody vs Safe and Sound (Soft Spoken mashup) I can't really stand Skrillex (aside from the great mashup above) but seeing the dude that draws tens-of-thousands blow his bass in an intimate venue was pretty cool for sure. Thats him next to DJ Premiere on stage at the Re:Mix labs event from Wednesday night. I missed Erykah Badu and some other big guests but heard it was pretty sweet. The night before had been DJ sets from College and a killer live show from Caught A Ghost (researching them [...]

This week kicks off week one of Fauxchella, the awesome assortment of bands that are also playing Coachella, only we get full length sets, with air conditioning and sound checks. Another reason the Bay Area is better than Southern California. Enjoy the shows! Thursday, April 7th The Sounds, K Flay at Rickshaw Stop (Popscene) The [...]

8-Bit electronic music always, and i repeat, ALWAYS will have a place deep inside every male ages 24-35. There will be some outside that demo that appreciate the blips and bleeps as well, but those that grew up with the olive screened gameboy and pixelated games from the little gray and black box will listen to those noises and be taken aback to a better time, a better place, where none of us cared about politics, wars, economies, copyright infringements, or the latest apple product. When music sparks that kind of emotion, even if just a remembrance to [...]