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Trash80Trash80 - Hologram [8bp037] ()

The debut release from Trash80 is a chip-wave dance thriller filled with party-rocking beats and gameboy bleeps. Featuring vocal mayhem by Jemgirl, these tunes will have you jumping up and down, pumping your fist and wishing for the future to get here quicker ... or is it, for the past to come back forever? You know this feeling, its the feeling you got when you looked at those chips and bits when you were just a kid and thought you were living in the future. Well this is what yesterdays future sounds like.


This audio is part of the collection: 8bitpeoples

Artist/Composer: Trash80
Date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Keywords: Dance; Electronic; Synthpop; Bleep

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NoDerivs-NonCommercial

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Reviewer: Stupid Records (IL) - - March 17, 2007
Subject: 8bitpeoples fan
what's the lyrics to the songs

Reviewer: Just Mike - - July 24, 2006
Subject: Where are you now?
Great sounds! but where are these guys now?

Reviewer: Captain Groovy - - December 24, 2004
Subject: Worthy download
Good stuff. I'd buy this if I could.

Reviewer: flying hamster - - December 18, 2004
Subject: OGGIPOO
OGG smells. And mp3 is king of the molasses

Reviewer: flying hamster - - December 18, 2004
Subject: ...
I would just like to recant the previous review. Eleanor Rigby is King of the Molasses

Reviewer: electrocelt - - January 6, 2004
Subject: great cheese!
i agree, this ep totally rocks. makes me want to get up and dance. in my underwear. [strobe light and disco ball optional]

i do wish it was released at a higher bit rate or in ogg format. this kind of music really needs to be encoded at high quality because of all the high frequencies. 128kbps mp3s just ain't enough...

Reviewer: arkmay - - December 27, 2003
Subject: Great pop!
This is great.. very upbeat and catchy stuff!

Reviewer: simon c - - December 9, 2003
Subject: Insanely kickass electropop.
OK, this is by far my favorite 8BitPeoples release ever. Incredibly catchy electropop with female vocals, hints of New Order and '80s new wave, bits of GameBoy bleep dotted around, all add up to one of the best netlabel releases, like, ever. Rave mode off.