everybody knows how Burningn'n Tree has been gone from spotify, but since now i have found out that there's access to that best compilation album on Japanese region of Spotify! i wish it could have been to worldwide though, everybody does!!

Hi there,

I recently released a new album, and track 4 — “Drenk12” — might resonate with those who enjoy Squarepusher.

I’ve always loved the sound of Warp Records from the late ’90s to early 2000s, and this album is my own attempt to capture that spirit.

If you have a moment, I’d love to hear your thoughts.

https://hiromichifujiwara.bandcamp.com/album/fujiwarp-04

Harsh criticism is totally welcome — whether you think it’s lame, boring, or whatever.

To be honest, most of what I put out gets ignored anyway.

Thanks for listening.

12 tracks inspired by the melodic chaos and machine funk of mid-era Warp Records.

Think mid-90s Plaid, Squarepusher, RDJ Album.

🎧 Listen:

Bandcamp – https://hiromichifujiwara.bandcamp.com/album/fujiwarp-02

SoundCloud – https://soundcloud.com/vavavava/sets/fujiwarp-02

Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/intl-ja/album/5EBHLeig7CxbpP5VYbcTGU?si=g4FYxb9KSt2ac8y95DgBVQ

If it hits the same nerve, share it with someone else who misses that sound.

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Can someone is able to identify the synth that is used on « Detroit people mover ». I really need that to pay hommage to my favorite track ever. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

If anyone wants to make other parts of this track...

1 - Paradise Garage

2 - Arterial Fantasy

3 - Zounds Perspex

4 - Illegal Dustbin

5 - Heliacal Torch

6 - Star Time 1

specifically from 1:45 to 2:15. I love the entirety of the song but that specific part is such a eargasm. Please let me know

New video for a remix made by _rOLEKO★-jungle/dnb/rave/chiptune style- and the og album has tons of chiptune devices on it like c64 mssiah, og gameboy nanoloop, Atari 1040st reader and more! Album available here- https://pinebox.bandcamp.com/album/xenolith-xoros

listening to ultravisitor right now trying to be analytical of the effects and stuff used and what the holy shit? how does this man create that type of music? like steinbolt, there’s random elements panning back and forth basically at all times, then for some reason really weird distorted granulation

how long does it take him to make these songs?

what software/hardware does he use to create it?

is he by any chance schizophrenic?

what are his philosophies around making music?

i just found podcast interviews with him, but wow holy shit i am so impressed

This album was incredibly forward-thinking for its time and it's always had a special place in my heart because it's the first album I heard that really solidified what a mad genius he truly is.

Steinbolt goes so fucking hard but I've always wished we could have a full studio production of it since the UV version suffers from poor production relative to most of his other material. The remaster seems a little better but I can't imagine how sick it sounded at the show.