Podcasts about bitfellas

The turn of the millennium pushed the demoscene to cover a lot of online ground, but now 20 years later modern Internet habits and centralization is putting undue pressure on the actively used websites, while other sites just wither out once the maintainers leave. The show discusses the reasons, the problems, the prospects, and possible solutions to this ongoing conundrum. Send us your questions, suggestions and voice messages to zineradioshow@scene.org Join the discussion on the Demoscene Discord server or our own. Links in the episode: aSCIIaRENA: https://www.asciiarena.se/ Bitfellas: http://bitfellas.org/ Slengpung: http://slengpung.com/ The Space Jam Website: https://www.spacejam.com/1996/ ArtCity: http://artcity.bitfellas.org/ SceneSat: https://scenesat.com/ The Pouët codebase seminar (Revision 2014): https://youtu.be/DQ8eB_FORLo?t=1143 Scene.org: https://www.scene.org/ Demoparty.net: https://www.demoparty.net/ SceneID: https://id.scene.org/ Got Papers?: https://gotpapers.scene.org/ Scenesat URL shortener: https://scenes.at/ The passing of TMR / Cosine: https://www.pouet.net/topic.php?which=12133 Episode credits: Hosts: Axel, Okkie & Ziphoid Produced by: Gargaj Editing, audio jingles, and engineering: Gloom Cover art: Critikill

Episode #221 - Versus - The Challengers Autumn is drummin'. Grab your favourite chair and listen to the Amiga musicians challengers of Versus in cooperation with BitFellas. This is part 2, part 1 with the best musicians in the world can be found here. You can vote for any other of these (15+15) musicians in Versus 2019 or any other Amiga musicians you think deserve a place. Good luck and happy listening! Mixed and compiled by Vincenzo, logo by Unreal, help & organizing by Browallia, thanks to Teo for his help.

Episode #220 – Versus - Best 15 of 2018 It's summer time! No matter if you chill in the garden, dive in the ocean or get your tan from the monitor. BitFellas and Versus staff compiled a juicy set of the best Amiga musicians from 2018. Mixed and compiled by Vincenzo, logo by Unreal, help & organizing by Browallia

Episode #212 – Return of the Phat Elephant "This was a blast", they said, and that this was your "new favourite episode", too. You cried out loud for more after we've released ep#194: Elephat. So we've returned to the turntables and will hit you directly in your face again! Harder than ever before! So enjoy a new mix of pure dubstep awesomeness coming out directly from the sound laboratory of the BitFellas bad boys. Thanks to the Monstercat free music catalogue for making this mix elephatastic! BitFellas - The bass belongs to us this night! Mixed by Vincenzo, compiled by Bobic, logo background by Pexels.com, Garanimals font elephant face, Border & remixing slogan by KF

Après une longue période d'absence et plusieurs piges sur Bitfellas.org, je suis de retour ! Pour célébrer ça voici un mix spécial Spaceballs, l'un des groupes les plus mythique sur Amiga. Voici la playlist 0:00 Jingle Amiga Vibes by Jegougou 0:26 Dark Helmets (2003) 3:35 Powergod (2001) 9:17 Hideous Mutant Freaks (2001) 12:39 You are Lucy ? (2011) 14:37 Choke (2001) 17:50 Sparklingbluearcticlight (1999) 21:25 HOG (2004) 25:03 State of the Art (1992) 28:36 Supah Hero (2000) 31:06 Solskogen Invitation 2001 (2007) 33:02 Distortion (1999) 35:42 9fingers (1993) 38:16 Funky Pixels (1994) 39:44 Spasmolytic (1991) 48:35 Mobile Destination Unknown (1993) Durée totale = 50:53

Après une longue période d'absence et plusieurs piges sur Bitfellas.org, je suis de retour ! Pour célébrer ça voici un mix spécial Spaceballs, l'un des groupes les plus mythique sur Amiga. Voici la playlist 0:00 Jingle Amiga Vibes by Jegougou 0:26 Dark Helmets (2003) 3:35 Powergod (2001) 9:17 Hideous Mutant Freaks (2001) 12:39 You are Lucy ? (2011) 14:37 Choke (2001) 17:50 Sparklingbluearcticlight (1999) 21:25 HOG (2004) 25:03 State of the Art (1992) 28:36 Supah Hero (2000) 31:06 Solskogen Invitation 2001 (2007) 33:02 Distortion (1999) 35:42 9fingers (1993) 38:16 Funky Pixels (1994) 39:44 Spasmolytic (1991) 48:35 Mobile Destination Unknown (1993) Durée totale = 50:53

Episode #198 - Softsteppin' Softstep is like dubstep, but without this aggressive punch in your face. Some people name it minimal dubstep. We say, it's dubstep for pussys. Guess what? We like it being pussys, so let's do some softsteppin' for a while together. BitFellas - doesn't harm the bass tonight. Mixing by Jegougou, logo by Rascy, compiled by Bobic

Episode #194 - Elephat You know Skrillex, Noisia, Excision and other popular acts specialized on the mighty Dubstep sound? Guess what? They stink! The true deep bass music is coming from the demoscene. We are elite! We are phat! We have the bass! This is the ELEPHAT podcast with music sounding like it's played by a stompin' elephant. BAM! BitFellas - kicks the bassline! Mixing by Dr. Beat, logo by Mr. PhatBrush, compiled by BassyCat Doll

Episode #192 - Tribute To The Old European ZX Spectrum Scene We have long beards, have lost our hair and lost interest in all that booby stuff. But one thing has never changed: We still enjoy the oldskool way! Our hearts still beat for old computers, especially the ZX Spectrum. So we have some fine old bleeps from the old Speccy scene for you which will draw a smile on your old grumpy face, too! BitFellas - we are very old! Mixed and compiled by Factor6, logo #192 by gr4ss

Episode #189 - Couples! Sweet love! Give me your hand, my darling. It's so wonderful being close to you. But look around, sweetheart. We're not the only couple here at this lovely place. There's so much to discover, there are so many things out there who need each other! Close your eyes, my friend, and I'll tell you... BitFellas - shaking hands to a dozen of couples this evening! Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #189 by aTom, compiled by Bobic

Episode #183 - U.S.States Music Department Some years ago our Bitfathers brought forth, on this music continent, a new radio, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all demoscene musicians are created equal. It's nearly the same what US president Abraham Lincoln said in his famous speech "The Gettysburg Address". Now it is for us the living, rather, to honor the music which was made for the land of Abraham Lincoln's sons and daughters, the USA and its states. This nation, under God, got a new birth of freedom with music by 4-mat, Lapin, Jogeir, Xerxes, Maytz and others. BitFellas - we're travelling through the USA this evening. Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #183 by Raist, compiled by Bobic

Episode #167 - ZooCast Old McFellas had a zoo, hiahiaho and at his zoo he had some animals, hiahiaho with a chick chick here and a muh muh there here a horse, there a cat, everywhere a seadog or bear! Welcome to our ZooCast! BitFellas - we let the animals out of the zoo! (no animals were harmed during the creation process of this podcast) Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #167 by Flaxo, compiled by Bobic

Episode #162 - Vincenzo the Funktastic Being an oldschool chiptunes lover he started composing on C64 in 1992 and later switched to PC. In 2004 he formed a rock band and played the Hammond organ with one hand and the Rhodes piano with the other. 2007 was the year when he enhanced the BitFellas inner circle and became the good soul who runs the BitJam Radio and BitJam Podcast. The music company www.strayboom.com which is about music composing and sound design and was launched by him in 2010. In the demoscene macrocosm people know Vincenzo from various Conspiracy, Hardread, Rebels, fresh!mindworkz and BitFellas demoscene productions as a musician from 8 to 32 bits. In the BitFellania microcosm Vinci is the humble giant of a friend who got the natural talent and dedication it takes. Check his stuff at http://soundcloud.com/strayboom Thank you Vinci, it's an honor for us to dedicate an episode to you. For those who dig the funk... Idea and compilation by the BitTeam, composed and mixed by Vincenzo, logo #162 by H2O

Episode #160 - H2o Birthday Special Today's BitBroadcast is a special episode of BitJam dedicated to H2o; a long-time pal, contributor to BitFellas and someone that has put an incredible amount of free time into the site as a whole, supporting us with graphics and ideas since it began. We just had to pop him a little thank-you today, which just happens to be his birthday! You can watch the gfx H2o created over the years at ArtCity as we've put it on showcase for a few days. Also a big high-five n happy birthday to CONS and Cristian who are celebrating their birthdays today! Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #160 by KF, compiled by Bobic, thanks to ne7 and ALiEN for their help.

Episode #157 - Tribute to Psygnosis, Part 1: The Amiga years On August, the 22nd of 2012, the SHADOW OF THE BEAST (Sony) fell over Sony Studio Liverpool, better known as Psygnosis. After producing AWESOME games for 28 years the MENACE couldn't be stopped. Game over for a company who wrote a big chapter into the book of history of computer and video games. BitFellas says "thank you" for creating and publishing milestones like Lemmings, Barbarian, the Beast trilogy, WipEout and many more gems, including some of the best box art of all time. R.I.P. Psygnosis, playing at the THEATRE OF DEATH now. This is the first podcast episode with music from Psygnosis games. The focus here is on music from their Amiga games, sometimes in their original MOD version, sometimes as remix. Some unreleased tunes are included, too. BitFellas - playing the tune tonight, which Bobic made to switch from Atari ST to Amiga in 1989 (Blood Money!). Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #157 by KF, compiled by Bobic We say thank you to the following musicians and people, who made this episode possible and bow down for writing some of the best game music ever made: Tim Wright (CoLD SToRAGE), Matthew Simmonds (4mat), Chris Hülsbeck, Ray Norrish (NZO), Olof Gustafsson (Blaizer), Mike Clarke and Jan Zottmann.

Episode #155 - Dancing With ALiEN Some weeks ago BitFellas.org celebrated the 6th birthday. Founded by Alien of Antitrax^2010 with the intention to build up a place which covers all aspects of the demoscene we can say today that he did a great job over the past years to make his baby to what it is today. Not only a place for news and rumours, but also for graphic enthusiasts (ArtCity), music freaks (BitJam), the lovers of AMIGAAAA (BitWorld), articles, outreach and way more (SceneCity, Yellow Pages, .deMOSZENE, Outreach). So we'd like to say "THANK YOU" to our BitFather for all what he has done and want to invite you all with this podcast episode to start "Dancing with Alien". BitFellas - we're streaming only "Alien" tracks tonight. Mixing by Aliengougou, logo #155 by H2alien, compiled by Alienobic

Episode #154 - Under Jolly Roger AAAAAAARRRRRRR! Sit right down mates, and I'll tell ye a story about a band of rogues who travel the BitFellas sea between Monkey Island and ArtCity. We’re a bunch of bloodthirsty rough men who plunder everything we can get our hands on. Let’s raise the Jolly Roger together and rob some gold chests and beautiful virgins! AAAAAARRRRRRR! BitFellas – Where pirates feel like coming home! Mixed by One-eyed Jack, logo #154 by Stinky Pete, compiled by Captain Bob

Episode #148 - Moby Special It's Sunday, the 29th! It's "Moby day" at BitFellas! Moby... Do we really have to explain who he is? In short: demoscene legend, famous videogame composer, true lover of hard guitar sounds. He recently published his second own album called Hijack with his band Plug-In, which delivers such an incredibly powerful and pleasant blast to the eardrums coupled with fine melodies that we just had to do an interview with him! We chatted with him not only about Hijack and video game music, but also asked him about his start in the demoscene, as well as chatted to him about some very special song experiments. That's not all for today, because we've prepared a nice podcast episode, a special "Moby special", for you, featuring some of the finest tracks, old and new, from Moby's demoscene history. BitFellas - Let the bass rock! Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #148 by KF, compiled by Bobic, big thank you to ne7 for his help.

Another near two year pause, but Okkie and Axel return to talk about the last Breakpoint, and the new Easter party Revision, fanboy over glxblt, Jester and Ferris, share Okkie's TRSAC adventures, and talk about the upcoming Moleman 2 demoscene documentary, as well as the third and final Mindcandy DVD / Blu-ray. Note: this episode originally aired in 2008 and is fetched from the BitFellas archive. To avoid erroneous copyright strikes, we have removed the music originally featured as part of this episode. Sorry about that, but better safe than sorry. Anyway; the point is -- this is a rebroadcast to benefit new listeners. Our rebranded, reformatted show will launch in 2021. See you then for fresh episodes! Episode credits: Hosts: Axel and Okkie Jingles: BitArts Audio mixing: Vincenzo This episode features music from kb. Licensed and used with permission.

Episode #141 - Erection Day Wikipedia says: "Sexual arousal, or sexual excitement, is the arousal of sexual desire, during or in anticipation of sexual activity." We all know about that feeling. Sometimes less, sometimes more - like this Sunday. As we're a bit horny today we wanna invite you to our private party. Cum and listen to us to find out what makes us hot! BitFellas - we are a BIT horny today! Creamy mixin' job by Vincenzo, horny logo #141 by Grass, hot compilation by Bobic

Episode #138 - 2:18 What’s the best length for a track? 5 minutes? 3 minutes? Only 1 minute? What about 2.18 minutes? That’s not too long or too short. It’s perfect! BitFellas presents the best tracks which will hit your ears with tracks which last exactly 2 minutes and 18 seconds! Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #138 by H2O, compiled by Bobic

Episode #136 - The Immortal Podcast Immortal 4 enriches the world of computer game music, featuring remixes of the music from 35 Amiga games in newly arranged studio productions (German Report at .deMOSZENE). BitFellas pays tribute to the fantastic Immortal project and presents a selection of fine music from the Immortal CDs in BitJam Podcast #136, including a previously unreleased track. The acclaimed “Immortal” project started to take shape in the mind of Portuguese game music composer Ruben Monteiro in 1997. The idea behind this project was (and still is) to release the greatest soundtracks from games released for the Commodore Amiga computer on CD - newly arranged and recorded in the studio, but not necessarily in a chart-compatible way. Instead, the “Immortal” producers aim to work with the original artists whenever possible: Chris Hülsbeck, Allister Brimble, Bjorn Lynne, Barry Leitch, Jason Page, Tim Wright and many others contributed exclusive tracks in the past. As of April 2011, four volumes have been released in the “Immortal” series, featuring music from classic games such as Shadow of the Beast, Turrican, Speedball 2, Pinball Dreams, Wing Commander, Alien Breed, Lemmings, or Cannon Fodder. Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #136 by KF & Immortal 4 artists, compiled by Bobic

Episode #129 - Colourful Music Part 2. Once again Hardread and BitFellas paint a colourful music experience for BitJam Podcast. - Colourful Music Part 2! Mixing by Jegougou, jingles by Virgill, logo #129 by KF, compiled by Bobic

Episode #127 - Deep Beat Wow Wow Part 2. These deep beats will hit you directly in the face again. Aggressive and hard, but cool again. These tracks haven’t been made for wimps again. Show us that you’re strong, that you like to feel the beat again. Whop, whop, whop again… BitFellas - we kill your speakers again! Mixing by tEiS, logo #126 by H2O

Episode #119 - Holy Moly Pray with us! The BitJam Podcast episode #119 is blessed by the BitFellas gospel choir. Not only do we invite you to have faith in some holy songs, but also in other unique music styles which spread the word of Jesus. From ambient to trance, from rockin' guitars to good ol' synth pop and orchestral powers. Halleluja! Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #119 by KF, compiled by Bobic

Episode #115 - Happy Meal (The Foodcast) We are very hungry! The pizza boys from BitFellas have some fresh tasty food for you, right to fill a demosceners empty stomach. So, what's on the menu today? Mixing by Hans Wurst, logo #115 by Curley Wurst, compiled by Burger King

Episode #109 - Deep Beat Wow Wow This time we present music which is like a direct punch into your stomach. Those deep beats will hit you directly in the face. Aggressive and hard, but cool. These tracks haven’t been made for wimps. Show us that you’re strong, that you like to feel the beat. Whop, whop, whop… BitFellas - we kill your speakers! Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by tEiS, logo #109 by KF, compiled by Bobic

Episode #108 - 70s Cult Do you remember? Abba and Ariel, Bonanza and Boney M, corduroy pants and Ford Capri ... The list could go on forever, with numerous keywords for each letter in the alphabet. BitFellas takes you on a nostalgic journey back in time with the sound of the 70's - but sometimes with a modern touch. Feel the Funk! Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #108 by H2O, compiled by Bobic

Episode #106 - Less is More 4k intro or demo? Cheesburger or Big Mac? Tanga slip or big underwear? What do you prefer? Sometimes less is more. This time, the BitFellas crew enjoys the little things in their latest podcast episode. Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by Virgill, logo #106 by Grass, compiled by Bobic

Episode #104 - Journey into Space (part 2) BitFellas is back into orbit! We're on another musical expedition into space, but this time with an old little tin and not a modern starship as in episode 102. Following an oldskoolish path through universe there's only one thing left we could say: "Beam us up, Vinci"! The best party of all times must be remembered with great reverence, and thus we at the Hardread Podcast Audio Delivery Service will continue paying tribute to the last Breakpoint with the second half of our musical compiation from the event, this time focusing on the demo and intro soundtracks from the party! Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by Buzzer, logo #102 by KF, compiled by Bobic, thank you to Sahkolihaa for his help.

Episode #101 - Happy 4th BitDay BitFellas! Has it really been 4 years? So it seems. Today, the BitFellas forum and all the subprojects it houses, celebrate their fourth birthday! Founded in 2006, there is no denying the impact that BF has had on the scene. From its news service to its scene radio (BitJam), its podcasts (BitJam Podcast), its large collection of articles, interviews and diskmags (SceneCity), its huge Amiga archive (BitWorld) and the newly reopened scene graphics artchive (ArtCity) - BF has become a staple in most sceners everyday online life. So come celebrate our 4th with us - open a beer, and listen to the BitFellas 4th year celebration podcast. Cheers. Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #101 by KF, thank you for Bobic and Menace for their help!

After a near two year gap, Okkie and Axel are back to discuss the upcoming final Breakpoint party, Okkie's adventures at his first Assembly, the balance between family time and going to parties, and the upcoming 100th episode of the Bitjam podcast. They are then joined by Gopher and -pOWL!, who share their experiences from the recent MAIN 2009, talk about their intro Rudebox, and discuss the differences in process between 4k-s and 64k-s. Note: this episode originally aired in 2008 and is fetched from the BitFellas archive. To avoid erroneous copyright strikes, we have removed the music originally featured as part of this episode. Sorry about that, but better safe than sorry. Anyway; the point is -- this is a rebroadcast to benefit new listeners. Our rebranded, reformatted show will launch in 2021. See you then for fresh episodes! Episode credits: Hosts: Axel and Okkie Jingles: BitArts Audio mixing: Vincenzo This episode features music from kb. Licensed and used with permission.

Episode #95 - Best of Haujobb The family still lives on! This time on the wings of music. BitFellas present to you some of the finest demo vibes from Haujobb, one of the all time legendary groups in the scene. This mix was made with love not only for you, but also for your mother, your fukwit daddy and everyone else, 'cause "we are family". Mixing and jingles by tEiS, logo #95 by H2O, special thanks to Bobic for his help!

Episode #88a and #88b - BitJam Remix Compo #02 Entries and Main Party 2009 selection It's 2009 and it's been scientifically proven: Everything is better in twos. (Or eights, depending on who you ask.) So let us here at BitFellas present our beloved audience with an extra special treat: MAIN2009 was a raging success, both because of the BitJam Remix Compo #02 and the general quality level of the compo entries, so we made the best decision possible and compiled NOT ONE BUT TWO FIFTEEN INCH MONI... uh... podcasts for you! AND THAT'S NOT ALL! We also put in, for FREE, an unreleased remix by Chromag! (...who we hereby advise to next time hand in his entry ON the week of the party, not AFTER.) So enjoy more than 90 minutes of fresh music and start preparing your travel plans for next year! Mixing and jingles by Vincenzo, logo #88 by H2O, special thanks to our guest Dino for his voice -used in jingles!

Episode #88a and #88b - BitJam Remix Compo #02 Entries and Main Party 2009 selection It's 2009 and it's been scientifically proven: Everything is better in twos. (Or eights, depending on who you ask.) So let us here at BitFellas present our beloved audience with an extra special treat: MAIN2009 was a raging success, both because of the BitJam Remix Compo #02 and the general quality level of the compo entries, so we made the best decision possible and compiled NOT ONE BUT TWO FIFTEEN INCH MONI... uh... podcasts for you! AND THAT'S NOT ALL! We also put in, for FREE, an unreleased remix by Chromag! (...who we hereby advise to next time hand in his entry ON the week of the party, not AFTER.) So enjoy more than 90 minutes of fresh music and start preparing your travel plans for next year! Mixing and jingles by Vincenzo, logo #88 by H2O, special thanks to our guest Dino for his voice -used in jingles!

Episode #79 - Amiga Crack intro trax For too many of us, our first contact with what we later learned to be the demoscene, were the colorful little introductions that got tacked on the games we "found" for our first computers. We got used to the names in the logos, came to think of them as our friends, and found ourselves humming our favourite little tunes from the intros. This issue of the BitFellas podcast pays tribute to those pioneering, early steps in the demoscene evolution. So, close your eyes, take yourself back to that magical time, and... pop that imaginary cracked game disk in the floppy drive. Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #79 by KF, compiled by zeg, big thank you to Menace for his support!

Episode #78 - Oriental and Far East Music The special oriental style of music has been an inspiration to demoscene musicians ever since the very beginning, and has resulted in a long line of tracks with an oriental feel, or which borrow heavily from oriental music tradition. Even entire demos have been dedicated to this style, and it has had a profound impact that has created a subgenre all of its own. We leave you today with something quite unique - The BitFellas podcast oriental style. Enjoy. Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #78 by KF

Episode #60 - BitJam RMX 001 Compo Entries Some time ago we at Bitfellas decided to try and organize an interesting compo - we picked three tracks for other musicians to remix and compete in who can make up the best reinterpretations of these songs. The competition itself, as you know, ended on a dismal note, but we decided not to let the tracks end up unused, so here's a brand new podcast compiled from the (purely subjectively selected) best tracks of the competition! Mixing and compiling by Vincenzo, jingles by Virgill, logo #60 by KF

Episode #58 - We are 3! BitFellas is another year older, as we make a special secret scene related wish (after blowing out the 3rd candle on the birthday cake) we'd like to welcome you all firstly by pointing you to a very special podcast put together by Vincenzo and Bobic to celebrate us becoming toddlers! Anyway onto the show; Bobic's made a cool selection on the best of what the German scene has to offer to celebrate the new German language area of BitFellas called .deMOSZENE! Enjoy! Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by Virgill, logo #58 by H2O, compiled by Bobic

To round out the year, Okkie and Axel returns with guests: Gloom joins to talk about the making of Stargazer and to set the record straight about NVScene, and offers his former-insider perspective of The Gathering. Then, Puryx joins to talk about the origins of the "PANTS OFF" phenomenon, to discuss the small but lively danish demoscene. The four then converse about the best productions of 2008 and why some demos deliberately don't feel like demos. Note: this episode originally aired in 2008 and is fetched from the BitFellas archive. To avoid erroneous copyright strikes, we have removed the music originally featured as part of this episode. Sorry about that, but better safe than sorry. Anyway; the point is -- this is a rebroadcast to benefit new listeners. Our rebranded, reformatted show will launch in 2021. See you then for fresh episodes! Episode credits: Hosts: Axel and Okkie Jingles: BitArts Audio mixing: Vincenzo This episode features music from kb. Licensed and used with permission.

As the worldwide banking crisis throws a shadow on the technology world, Okkie and Axel discuss the ripple effects on the demoscene, compare the upcoming Breakpoint and The Gathering, muse about sceners having kids and bringing them to parties, and discuss therecent X 2008 with the blockbuster Commodore 64 demo Edge of Disgrace among other gems of 2008. Note: this episode originally aired in 2008 and is fetched from the BitFellas archive. To avoid erroneous copyright strikes, we have removed the music originally featured as part of this episode. Sorry about that, but better safe than sorry. Anyway; the point is -- this is a rebroadcast to benefit new listeners. Our rebranded, reformatted show will launch in 2021. See you then for fresh episodes! Episode credits: Hosts: Axel and Okkie Jingles: BitArts Audio mixing: Vincenzo This episode features music from kb. Licensed and used with permission.

In the second part of the conversation with Kevin Mack, Okkie and Axel discuss with him how he sees the potential effects of NVIDIA on the scene, how he deals with the differences of fine art and corporate art, his experience with neuroscience, his favourite working experiences and his views on filmmaking, the cultural differences between the US and the rest of the world, and they make predictions about the future use of modern technologies in the scene. Note: this episode originally aired in 2008 and is fetched from the BitFellas archive. To avoid erroneous copyright strikes, we have removed the music originally featured as part of this episode. Sorry about that, but better safe than sorry. Anyway; the point is -- this is a rebroadcast to benefit new listeners. Our rebranded, reformatted show will launch in 2021. See you then for fresh episodes! Episode credits: Hosts: Axel and Okkie Jingles: BitArts Audio mixing: Vincenzo This episode features music from kb. Licensed and used with permission.

Okkie and Axel return to discuss the releases from Assembly 2008, explain the story of Rob is Jarig, and continue to discuss the upcoming NVScene - is it good for the scene or not? They are then joined by Academy Award winner Kevin Mack, the visual effects mastermind behind movies like Fight Club, and learn how he found out about the demoscene. Note: this episode originally aired in 2008 and is fetched from the BitFellas archive. To avoid erroneous copyright strikes, we have removed the music originally featured as part of this episode. Sorry about that, but better safe than sorry. Anyway; the point is -- this is a rebroadcast to benefit new listeners. Our rebranded, reformatted show will launch in 2021. See you then for fresh episodes! Episode credits: Hosts: Axel and Okkie Jingles: BitArts Audio mixing: Vincenzo This episode features music from kb. Licensed and used with permission.

Join Okkie and Axel in this inaugural episode as they discuss the demoscene presence at SIGGRAPH 2008, the looming presence of NVScene over other demoparties, anticipate the remaining demoparties of 2008 and look forward to seeing Front 242 at AltParty! They also talk about recent BitFellas outreach efforts and the new, live versions of Demovibes. Note: this episode originally aired in 2008 and is fetched from the BitFellas archive. To avoid erroneous copyright strikes, we have removed the music originally featured as part of this episode. Sorry about that, but better safe than sorry. Anyway; the point is -- this is a rebroadcast to benefit new listeners. Our rebranded, reformatted show will launch in 2021. See you then for fresh episodes! Episode credits: Hosts: Axel and Okkie Jingles: BitArts Audio mixing: Vincenzo This episode features music from kb. Licensed and used with permission.

Episode #33 - Hardread - We are back in town! This is your backstage ticket. You can look into the magician's hat. These are the best songs from Pohar's Favourites list at Bitfellas.org. And don't forget to visit our new podcast page: http://hdpodcast.blogspot.com! Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #33 by KF, compiled by Pohar

Bitfellas proudly presents: Merregnon! Merregnon is a soundtrack CD project for which renowned composers from the game industry contribute brand-new titles. By writing orchestral music the artists tell a story taking place in a newly created fantasy-universe. Stars like Chris Huelsbeck (Star Wars: Rogue Squadron 2), Yuzo Koshiro (Shenmue) and Fabian Del Priore (Cultures 2) already speak for themselves. They, and a number of many more music veterans, have signed on to work on this album trilogy, whose atmosphere will additionally be nourished with impressions and pictures from the richly decorated booklets. (text taken from www.merregnon.com) Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #33 by Merregnon studios feat. Alien^PDX Special thanks to Bobic, who made this episode possible. Thank you!

Episode #28 - Happy 2nd BitDay, Bitfellas! An episode to celebrate the second anniversary of BitFellas. Kick back, relax, and enjoy a bunch of previously unreleased songs! Mixing by Vincenzo, jingles by tEiS and Buzzer, logo #27 by KF