2008.06.26 | 17:49

Counting the hours...

Up Rough Audiovisual Jam has been change due to Guru Meditation. Instead Goto80 will perform (which means that I will sell my soul to him once more) and be prepared for a really crazy party. We will have Internet but only for the purpose of IRC and surfing. No heavy downloads or youtube stuff. If you need to download anything contact the organizers. A small rule change in the chip compo.

2008.05.28 | 10:28

Not dead!

No we're not dead! We just smell funny. Seriously, we (I) are working with some new cool stuff and there's gonna be more regular updates the following weeks. We got "Hata Katten" booked so be prepared for some swedish punk and I also got hold of a 9x3m tent to be used outside at the BBQ. The Live Visual Jam from Up rough might change a little bit since Yoki's hardware broke down and broken don't play well. Stay tuned for more info!

2008.03.25 | 10:05

Hangover...

Breakpoint - We survived

It was awesome as always. Good releases, nice people and alot of (schiesse) booze. Now I have to work (scheisse) but expect some updates during the week. Over and out.

2008.03.11 | 22:30

Up, up, up!

Up Rough - Audiovisual jam

An Up Rough celebration wouldn't be complete without some bouncing hot music and art from the guys themselves. Who and when will be announced together with the party schedule so stay tuned.

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2008.02.28 | 19:58

Crazy shit!

Maskinoperatör + Calis + Mio - Gameboy + Gameboy + live visuals

Although the latest releases are 100% Gameboy-stuff, Maskinoperatör is not limited to one platform. He use everything and anything
to make music, from sampling bleepy toysynths to running midi from a laptop pc to a NES-unit. Together with Calis, another crazy
gameboy musician and with support from Mio they are gonna rock those 8-bit beats.

2008.02.24 | 00:37

We are proud to present our first liveact.

Sushi Brother - Electronica & Visuals

Audio/visual magician with roots from the PC-scene in the groups tpolm and replay. Blending mystic electronic environments with katana-cut samples.