The Pacific Northwest's first 'chip music' concert and Commodore 64 Super Summit

Tuesday, December 30th, 2003

Computer fest: 1pm-6pm

Performances: 6pm-10pm

Admission: FREE before 4pm, $4 afterwards (re-entry with stamp)
$1 discount with proof of User Group membership

Poster - Click To Enlarge

8-BIT WEAPON aka SETH STERNBERGER
Los Angeles, CA

LODUS aka ADAM CHRONISTER
Cheney, WA - Miniature Records

MOS-8 | gotoXY | Waxin' Wary
Eugene, OR

"Sternberger plays Commodore 64s against original drum loops ornamented by samples from every possible game system...Regardless of your interest in video games, the music flows like a golden arcade-flavored acid trip from your speakers; the arrangements are incredibly complex, multi-layered, syncopated thrill rides, and if they don't make you want to move, then check your pulse."-- Seth Flynn Barkan, Las Vegas City Life -- Full Review >>

With circuit-bent drum machines, casios, gizmos, and synthesizers, Adam aka LODUS creates a collage of rhythmic synthetic experimentation reminiscent of a noiser Kraftwerk.

Sharing a house full of obsolete computer and game equipment, each of these three Oregon natives creates distinct retro-futuristic audioscapes taking you back to when Game Boy and NES ruled your world.

MP3s

8-Bit Weapon
Commodore C=64 (bit blitz mix)
Spy vs Spy II (Drunk 'n Basement Mix)

Lodus
blueprints for a broken toy

MOS-8
Back Slash hold | Weeze

gotoXY
Digdug | Sun 'n Rain

Waxin' Wary
Dand-e-lion | Oh Yeah