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[D​!​HR​-​31] #010010

by Pocketmaster

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Dr Sleepgood 3 03:08
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2.
Come To Light 03:32
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3.
The King Pin 03:07
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4.
The Dark Seed 03:25
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Vorwaerts 02:01
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Just A Minute 03:12
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Ride 03:12
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Atomic Fessenheim Edition 02:58
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Highway Up North 03:35
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Verchromte Menschen 03:32
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Vorwaerts Tom Woxom Version Tatkraft 02:58
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Drive A Tribute To Space Night 04:19
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For its 31st release, Da ! Heard It Records summons the 8bit spirit once again.

Their “crunchy” sound is dear to them for they make music with chips; the Pocketmasters have kept their oomph since their first album, released right here in 2009. As evidenced in the hexadecimal coded translation of its title, this disc evokes a dark tint, in the image of the years to come. In order to obtain this musical color, the Swiss duo mixed all of the ones from their old consoles and second-hand computers. From this results a series of pieces with a pop energy that gets to the point about our numerical lives on the pixel scale. General surveillance in the all-digital era and old nuclear plants are thus brought back to our live memories via sonorous extracts gleaned from all four corners of the web. Displayed over chiptune melodies thought out first and foremost for your stepper sessions, these diverse citations bring a new lighting to this colorful world. Inspired by the Micromusic scene and the first video game composers, including Chris Huelsbeck, Martin Galway, and Rob Hubbard, this joyfully haywire disc might make you want to load up a cartridge to console yourself.

#010010, Da ! Heard It Records’ 31st release is distributed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-ND license. The album is free for listening and downloading at the following address: www.daheardit-records.net/en/discography/dhr-31

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released December 1, 2016

Press text by Germain
Translated by Danielle Josset
Graphic model by Thibault Huertas

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Da ! Heard It Records Paris, France

Da ! Heard it Records is a netlabel since 2006. The aim of this eclectic record company is to promote new artists and new types if music. D!HR is an outward-looking label, accessible to professional and amateur musicians alike, and to all types of listener, thanks to its policy of open and free culture and to the types of music it publishes.

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