Back to work after a long weekend?
Start your week off on the right foot with a dose of R.O. Manse’s I have a Synthesizer.

 
A while back, we featured a video of Beardyman doing Monkey Jazz, noting that “he uses live looping technology to make synthesizers, drum machines and other musicians obsolete.”
This is a chance to see all the camera angles, unedited, from the original Monkey Jazz video sessions.

This video catches trance artist Dali at the Psychodelic Progressive Trance concert, singing, soloing on the synths and adding a little percussive spice:
The crowd doesn’t seem to notice anything unusual about Dali’s performance.
Can you tell when she’s faking it?

Shuriken.se has released Eckel - a MIDI-generating VST that creates rhythmic music based on the Euclidean algorithm:
The Euclidean algorithm (which comes down to us from Euclid’s Elements) computes the greatest common divisor of two given integers. The structure of the Euclidean algorithm may be used to automatically generate, very ef?ciently, a large family of rhythms used [...]

Hello World, via Bleep Street:
Bleepstreet likes 8-bit technology and groovy, filthy and raw data action. After a few years break Bleepstreet is now back to go beyond 8-bit machines as gimmicks. We make gritty electro, playful pop, slow harsh beats, techno, data rock, breakcore and so on, and we don’t see computers as mere slaves under our control.
The soundchip [...]

via todayandtomorrow

Experimental sounds and video by James Honzik.
Sampled convulsions of steel and concrete mixed on top of color distorted coastal landscapes

A video for an 8-BIT version of “Angel of Death” by Slayer.
Somebody’s got some serious time on their hands.
via Coilhouse