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Many groups started their work on the Commodore 64, moved forward to the Commodore Amiga or Atari ST platforms and some later continued to the PC. This article will be a “work in progress” as I really want this published, … Continue reading
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PC Platform Triton was a Swedish based, short time active demogroup working on the PC. They released two demos in their short existence but also a music tracker for the PC – and not just any tracker – This was … Continue reading
Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Gustaf Grefberg (Lizardking).
I went through some of my old data on my storage unit this morning, and I found some of my old downloads. Some of the songs are dated 1994-1995 but I cannot verify all of them.
I think that Gustaf Grefberg went through a “phase” at the time, hence the “World of …” naming.
I especially like the “World of Unicorns” song. It’s not everyday, a song this is so emotional from the “King of Doskpop”.
Source of inspiration and material: The Mod Archive
Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Gustaf Grefberg (Lizardking).
Lizardking started, as many others, on the Commodore 64. At some point in time he went, from the 8- and 16-bit home computers, to the 32/64 bit personal computer (PC).
Most of the songs I’ve got from The Mod Archive and they are in the XM file format, which is from the Fasttracker 2. I have enclosed some songs of Lizardking, from sources in MOD, S3M and XM format.
The song ‘Claustrophobia’ is super cool and characterize the ‘Doskpop’ style, as he called it. The ‘Doskpop intro’ are a slow version of Claustrophobia, but in only 4 channels (MOD).
Source of inspiration and material: The Mod Archive, Scene & Wikipedia
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The next logical step, after all the music from the old-skool 8-bit platform of Commodore 64 and the 16-bit platforms of Atari ST and Amiga, is the 32-bit and now 64-bit, PC platform. This was many years before integrated, standardized … Continue reading