Amiga demo scene work

The music for "3rd dimension", a 64 KB intro released at The Gathering 1998. I wanted to create some kind of modern/industrial/noisy techno for this intro, so here's the result.

Competed (Remote entry. Ranked 7th.) with this tune at Buenzli 2008. It's a remix/refit of a rather old tune (which the name also suggests, I think...). I gave the final tune the extension "Party version" and sent that version to Buenzli, but later decided that this is the only version, I'll ever release, so there...

My tune for the Windows version of Eurochart 48

This module in one of the first I made in IRIS. The module is very slow and kind of atmospheric too. Considering that it was one of my first modules in the scene, it's actually a good tune, I think. Honestly. :)

Competed at Horde 2007. Came up second.

Released at Symposium 1997 and ranked 10th. A really nice techno tune that is kind of "happy". It is also the main tune in the IRIS demo "Light".

Released at the TCP party 1997 in Copenhagen. I think I was ranked 2nd with this module, and received quite a lot of positive feedback on it.

The reason for putting this module online is that it's the first module I remember to have made. With a tune ripped from a crack intro, and a cute idea, this module is still very close to my heart and a sure participator whenever I have a "good old times" trip. :)

I competed with 2 modules in the module compo at the Mulle Party 1996. Ask yourself how that's possible. Or better: Ask Darkhawk. :) Well, anyway. The module is fast, tight and terribly "techno-like". Still, it contains some very nice passages and switches nicely from one section to another. Gotta listen to this one.

Released at The Party 1997. Ranked 4th. Heavy use of 303 samples made this tune very modern (at that time) and it's full of energy and quite melodic aswell.

The music for the IRIS demo "I-surf", released at The Party 1999. Zixag/Ephidrena said about this one: "Best demo music I've heard for a long time...". The style is industrial, but with my usual melodic additions.

For "Dansktoppen", a music disk from IRIS. The concept is "Old popular danish tunes". This tune is a tribute to the old VW Type 1 "Beetle" (not the new one) and was originally composed by a danish group called "Shubidua" and I Amiga-ized it. Stunning result. :) I especially love the brass sections!

My compomodule for the 4-channel compo at BSE in Belgium 1998. It's no secret that I love happy techno like Scooter, and this module is produced under heavy influence of those guys. No parts ripped, though. Everything has been mixed and produced by me. So if you're not into music like Scooter, Dune and the likes, then stay far away from this tune. The module was ranked 2nd in the compo mentioned above....

A tune from the "Dansktoppen" music disk. A guy called Tommy Seebach made this tune in the early eighties and I technofied and Amiga-ized it. Not one of my best Amiga-izations, though, but still worth a download and a good laugh! :)

The tune the TRACKED MUSIC compo at TRSAC '05 - and older tune (since I don't track anymore). Adonis/IRIS came up with the name for the tune - I have no idea what the name means. The tune came up in 2nd place.

Never released, but it was also one of the first modules I made in IRIS, and since I like the melody and the ambience of this module, it's now available for you to enjoy. Or dislike. :)

Released at Symposium 1998. Ranked 3rd, which is my best international result in the Amiga demo scene. Industrial tune, which most people seem to like.

The intro module for a demo we made for TCP 97 in Copenhagen. The demo won. The module is inspired by the cool vibes of Jean Michel Jarre, who I like very much.

The tune from our winning demo from Breakpoint'06.

A cosy little guitar tune. I wanted to show the world (and not least myself) that I was capable of doing something in the way Jogeir Liljedahl used to do it, so I gave it a try. This tune was finally released and competed at the Mulle party 96, alongside "Earache", but none of them got ranked, so....cheating isn't always the solution. :) Anyway...the module tends to get boring now and then, but I uploaded it just to show that I actually CAN do something different than techno. :)

I like the tune U2 did for the movie, so I wanted to make my own version. It was released at Scene Meeting 96, but it didn't get ranked. Still, I kinda like it and the drum/synthesizer work in this module is pretty good, I think.

Released in a packmag (Avatar 8) by IRIS at the TRSAC 2K party. Jazzy module with a nice feeling.

Just a nice module. Thought you should be able to enjoy it aswell. I actually won a compo with this module. The compo was called "SceneNet Compo #8" and took place on a local mail net, called SceneNet. Well...it's a long story. 3-4 modules competed and I won. Big deal. :) Still, it's a good module...

This is an old module of mine, finished at the South Sealand party 96 and competed in the surprise module compo. We were given a set of samples and had to make the best of them....hehe, I didn't, but I competed nonetheless. :)

Used in the streaming music compo at TRSAC'05 - 2nd place!

Composed in 1999 and competed at Scene Meeting 99. A very low bass provides a tight base for this module, and the reactions have only been positive so far. I even got a positive response from a heavy metal/punk dude, so I'm pretty happy about it. :) I dunno how to categorize this module...Some sort of crossover between big beat and funk, maybe? The module was ranked 5th in the mentioned compo.

For an IRIS 40 KB intro, called "Partymania", which was released at at a small party in Copenhagen in 1996. The party was called "Mulle Party", the intro was the 1st "real" 40 KB intro from Talpa, the coder, and the intro actually won! Not that the competition was overwhelming, but still...:) I love this module...the theme in the middle always makes me shake my head and wanna dance. :)

A module for issue 3 of Avatar. Very silent and melodic chip tune.

My last chip tune. Finished in 1999. Dedicated to Mia, my girlfriend. Use this tune, of you want to spice up a party. A party of nerds, of course. :)

Released at BSE 1998 in a co-op surprise intro made by Drifters and IRIS. The intro won, because it was the only competitor. The music is no big deal, but if you are a Nutman-collector (do they exist?), then you ought to get this one too. :)

Made in 96 for issue 3 of Avatar, one of our packs. A kind of noisy chip module, but the melody is very nice, I think...

Made in 98 for an IRIS 40 KB intro, called "Blue". The intro competed in the intro compo at the BSE party in Belgium that same summer...The intro won, of course. :) The module is very noisy...loud, high pitched samples, but still a very nice melody, I think..

Yep. Another strange module. This is actually the first module I ever competed with in the scene. It was released at the South Sealand 95 party and got ranked 18th, which I thought was OK. I was a rookie in the scene and SSP 95 was also my first scene party, so I was pretty satisfied with that rank. The module is a strange brew and it's actually inspired by the strange ways of Slide from Polka brothers. This module also contains the only electronic Amiga-ized version of the danish national anthem I have heard so far. For whom it may concern. :)

A little module I made in 1995 or 1994, where I wanted to celebrate a tax money refund. I think the module was also used in one of IRIS' Avatar packs, but I'm not sure. A little module, nothing special, with a turkish feeling to it.(

Released at The Party 1998. Ranked 12th. I made this module in just 3-4 hours at the partyplace. It's really happy techno!

This is an old module that I finished for Scene Meeting 2000 and it ended up 1st at this party. My first victory ever in a compo! The style is...eh...partly happy, partly plain techno and partly industrial. If you listen closely you can hear the letters "I", "R", "I", and "S" now and then. It's ofcourse meant as a tribute to my group, without who this victory and great party would never have been possible.

"Restless, careless, mindless". A module released at Scene Meeting 98 and got ranked 3rd. One of my best modules. It's fast, has good samples and is a mix of acid sounds, GOA trance and plain techno. I have a strange feeling that most techno fans are gonna like this one.

Made for a party, which didn't have no compos at all (It was a copy party). :) The tune contains some rather good jungle-techno drums, which are rather unfortunate from time to time, but generally this tune sets me in a good mood. It's very silent and inspires to tranquility. You should really download this one. :)

I cannot remember where this module was released. All I remember is that it is from the same period as "U.V.A.T.G.J.".

My first techno tune! Contains some samples of Kermit the frog from the german version of Sesame street. Nice. :) The tune is...ahm...download and listen. :) The name is inspired by the handle, I used back then: Notman.

This is the first ever guitar module I made (I've made 2. :) ) and it competed at The Party. Well...it didn't compete, because it wasn't selected, but you get the picture, right? :) Nice samples carry this tune and I still like it up until this day.

The music from our Symposium 99 demo, "Quest". The demo was hard to finish but we are more or less proud of the result. Sure, it has quite some errors in the 3D-engine, but it's got a good story and I only got positive reactions about the music so far, so you should really download this tune and enjoy it as much as they did at Symposium. The tune is my biggest project so far and took me over half a year to complete, because I had to complete it alongside the demo, which also took some time to finish.

This is a horrible module. I still wonder why I put it online. It competed in the 4-channel compo at the South Sealand 96 party and got ranked 8th, which I don't understand either. Probably because of the funny start. Anyway, download it and have a peak at it yourself.

The tune from "Tinnitus", a 40 KB intro released at The Party 1998. The music is very noisy. Take care of your ears!

This module got me into IRIS and the scene! Darkhawk liked this module, so he let me join. Lucky me. :) Anyway...the module is a piano song, without any disturbing elements, such as guitars, flutes and drums. :) I still like it.....

The first module I got released in the scene. It was made for the first issue of our internal disk magazine, called "BrainScan". The module is OK, considering it was done so long ago (spring 1995) and it actually has its moments now and then. The tune is very silent and atmospheric, so try to download it, if you like quiet music.

Competed at Compusphere 2007. Came up second.

Jahahahaha.....strange name. But hey..that's me. :) The real name is "Uncle Vomit and the gastric juices". Invented by Argh^IND, or his brother. Dunno. Anyway, the module competed in the "SceneNet Compo #9" and got ranked last. Absolutely rock bottom. Noone liked this funny style. A previous norwegian member of my demo group, IRIS, categorized it as "Swedish circus music"...Well, you better listen to it yourself. :)