Listen: Simon Mattison's chiptune dub and Bud Melvin's banjo-bleeps

Chiptune musician Simon Mattison describes his latest ep, Leaves, in an only partially decipherable poem:

the result of a unique tradition returns to be is a 56k modem. a free impro(bable) session is author's interest in high style groovy arcade planets,

all-in-all, loads of a label.
but very-very deep and quality.
has a young electronic music spectrum
in high style and smooth sound carpets

But what you need to know: it's nicely dub-influenced bleeps, done up on LittleGPTracker, a version of littlesounddj for obscure Korean handheld GP2X.

For other stylistically left-field chip music, try Bud Melvin, particularly the 657,644 album found on his site, who regularly overlays his Game Boy music with live banjo which, for all its anachronism, actually works. See especially Sun Salutation and Gajanana, two tracks written for a never-created Game Boy Color game based on the adventures of Hindu elephant god Ganesha (!).

Leaves by Mattisson [archive.org, via Disquiet]

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