Shnabubula, a seemingly talented pianist, made some fun improvised piano noodling on my tune ‘Drop’ during his Twitch stream, by request from mobilisq.

A new Psilodump remix, from the Kretz remix-album, "Gemeinschafts Informationen [Remixed edition]"

So I managed to get a track from my forthcoming album remixed by absolutely legendary all-time heroes of mine, Hardfloor. I'm pretty sure their influence runs deep through my entire discography, so it's extra fun to get this opportunity. I sent over all the album tracks, and they chose to remix ‘Whut’. This is what came out of it.

...Merv crawls out of the swamp once again,armed with a bunch of his fave tunes from the past 25 years plus a few rarities and unreleased goodies! If you like it rough n dirty,come inside and have a listen as this is what psychedelic dance music is all about..also,keep an eye out for Merv's first full length chill set,coming soon to Radiozora..keep the vibe alive! 

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I did some uncredited melody / harmony work on the tune “Rymdimperiska Flätor” by Slagsmålsklubben, on their “Snälla TV plz” EP.

"Motion design project (After FX), for the Koeln International School of Design, Cologne, Germany.

Music by Psilodump / 'Pohlman's Weather Games', taken from the 8bitpeoples release "Metronomnomnom""

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Biggi Arndt writes:

"Das Video entstand im Rahmen des den Freiwild-Energy Video-Contest, bei dem ein 40-Sekündiges Video die Marke Freiwild bestmöglichst und so verrückt wie möglich darstellen soll. 
Dominik Wellna (Industrial-Design Student) arbeitete hier die 3D Animationen in 3DsMax aus, Biggi (Multimedia Studentin) erstellte alle Grafiken und Animationen in After Effects.
Das Video ging als Sieger des Contests hervor und wird nun als Werbevideo für Freiwild-Energy verwendet.
Die Musik kommt von Psilodump, der uns seinen Song "Hold Me And Burn" Verfügung gestellt hat."

Psilodump
The Nya Albumet
[album, Demon Tea]

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I despise silly titles like The Nya Albumet (The New Album), but the tracks that make up Psilodump’s double CD feel, if not flawless all the way through, at least distinctly uplifting and energetic. Behind the name Psilodump is Simon Rahm, a guy who released his first EP back in 2001. That EP landed on the Swiss label Domizil, which focuses on experimental electronic music. Since then, he has released records on Swedish labels Sound of Habib and Q-Records, but today, it’s the Australian label Demon Tea.

In addition, Rahm has managed to remix both Kraftwerk and Slagsmålsklubben, as well as perform live at raves, clubs, and festivals, both in Sweden and abroad. The Nya Albumet features a mix of all kinds of modern, synth-driven, and often danceable music that grooves a lot but also confuses at times. Sometimes it brings to mind The Prodigy, sometimes it’s breakbeat, other times big beat, occasionally more straightforward techno, and sometimes an experimental but always rhythmic mishmash of God-knows-what, with a bit of video game-inspired flipping thrown into the mix.

What’s particularly enjoyable about this album—besides the sharp genre shifts and the ecstatic, pumping energy that often emerges—is that it’s both danceable and highly listenable at the same time. Music like this can easily become unbearably repetitive and dull, but Psilodump has the ability to keep me focused for most of the journey, and that’s not bad.

—Robert Ryttman

Almost 2 full years in the making, the 8-Bit Operators’ “Wanna Hld Yr Handheld, Vol. 1” Beatles tribute focuses on the glorious avant-garde and electronic side of the Fab 4 with over 20 of the biggest international names in 8-bit chip music, all utilizing the hardware of re-tooled, classic Game Boys, Ataris, Nintendo Entertainment Systems, circuit-bent toys, Commodore 64s and Apple II computers.

“Wanna Hld Yr Handheld” is the follow up to the 2007 debut "8-Bit Operators - The Music of Kraftwerk" available on Astralwerks.

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PSILODUMP
The nya albumet
DEMON TEA

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“It’s rare for such a thoroughly worked‐through Swedish double album to appear—definitely not one filled with lovely breakcore, 8‐bit electro, drum ’n’ bass, and any‐other‐genre‐you‐can‐think‐of-techno at breakneck speed. Even the calmer parts vibrate with restrained power.

Then it’s pedal to the metal again. But it never gets nasty or tiresome the way so much breakcore tends to; it’s fun music with a twinkle in its eye. You never need to feel uneasy, even though Simon ‘Psilodump’ Rahm is going 240.”

—HENRIK STRÖMBERG

Lektrogirl writes: 
The is a German nerd magazine the I have written for in the past that arrived in my mailbox the other day with a tour diary I wrote for the Divided by Zero micromusic.net tour around Holland. I had even forgot I did it!

"Bodenstandig 2000 proudly presents the 12 inch vinyl release of their long awaited UBER ALBUM with 8 eurostyle conscious home computer tracks and awesome cover design by otro in Atari Desktop Green! Get it directly from bio and drx!"