You should listen to this! It's really good! If you're convinced, download here!! If not, read on.

1. into
the ever-excellent intro track.

2. Krovo - Negatexil
this is my track, so i probably shouldn't say too much about it. but it's got some cool harsh and not-so-harsh sounds you might like.

3. Finley Fucks the World - Pleasant Time
this compilation is not for the weak. this track makes sure of that. >:] excellent if you love obnoxious things… which i do

4. Fabio B - nights of polish disco
an awesome really fast yet melodic semi-chiptune sounding…

http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/4240/pdsoftsync.png

A lot of people go crazy over analog synthesizers. I personally have always been fond of digital synthesis… You'd think it'd be the other way around, with the inherent instability of analog equipment and all, but I find that digital synthesis offers much more interesting worlds of sound to explore… Everything is a number, but somehow from the deadness of pure math, something very alive arises. A few simple waveforms such as sines and triangles can modulate each other to points that are galaxies away from where and how they began.

Using lots of large numbers in your audio…

http://i.imgur.com/ytMgK.png

I just recently released my third album as Krovo… Titled Xyko, it's made entirely out of synthesizer glitches (unstable sounds made from oscillator syncing, FM, etc) yet some tracks still retain rhythm and a few even have a melody of some sort. It's available 100% for free in V0 mp3 and FLAC. Check it out if you're into glitch, noise, or rhythmic noise… It was inspired by artists like Autechre, Oval, Pan Sonic, La Peste, Vladislav Delay, Download, Merzbow, Gridlock and pretty much every artist on my…

1. Autechre
Two nerdy white boys from England making non-rhythmic instrumental "music" on extremely complex and expensive equipment, then they have the gall to mention hip-hop in an interview. Yeah, you're so totally hip-hop.

Another thing: Quaristice sucks. It used to be that your music was confusing because it was so abstract and otherworldly. Quaristice is confusing because I can't tell whether I loathe it or love it.

It's totally obvious that you're using Machinedrums exclusively now, by the way. Please go back to your old way of making music–EXPERIMENTING! If your next album is another Quaristice-type affair, then you're…