The Wild Bunch (C++ Remake)
- Written by: Aidy
A little while ago I added an instrumental copy of the British IBM album to our shareware section and announced that if anyone had any projects that they'd like to use the music on then to please feel free to do so. Scott Griffiths of Slashnburn Software Studio is the most recent to do this. He's used the instrumental version of 'Is it too late to save Oscar Pike?' on his most recent YouTube episode in which he's remaking The Wild Bunch in C++. Great little project and some cool videos for geeks and retro-enthusiasts such as my self. So go and check him out, you can also follow his escapades on Twitter at @slashsoftstudio.
Stockton Calling 2015
- Written by: Aidy
Dave and myself are heading up north once again to play Stockton Calling on Saturday 4th April where we'll be doing a little acoustic set at the Vault. For more info and to order tickets, go here: http://www.stocktoncalling.co.uk/
Stabbed Panda Podcast Interview
- Written by: Aidy
Did a cheeky interview with Stabbed Panda last week for their podcast. We chatted about the Cambridge music scene, video games and the upcoming album Psychopaths Dream in Black and White. Enjoy!
Stabbed Panda Presents: The British IBM by Stabbed Panda Presents... on Mixcloud
Retro Video Game Night - 6th March 2015
- Written by: Aidy
It's back again! The first Retro Video Game Night of 2015 is taking place on the 6th March 2015, which is coincidently Jason Fitzpatrick's birthday so be sure to give him your regards on the night and challenge him to a game of pong. The tickets are now on sale and I'm sure you all know the drill. This is a 'Bring Your Own Booze' event, there's a burger van parked outside in case you get hungry and it's held at the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge. See you all there!
Buy Tickets Here
The British IBM (Instrumental)
- Written by: Aidy
Yesterdays use of Animal on Geoff Neil's latest YouTube video got me thinking about the fact that I've got an instrumental copy of the entire album sitting in the archives that's not really doing much. So I've added a copy of it to our Shareware section. Please feel free to download and use it in any random projects, podcasts or YouTube videos that you might be involved with. I know quite a few people have already done so with the existing album so I thought I may as well throw the instrumental version out there too in order to help people out. Also very happy to share any of you're endeavours on the site if you let know about them.
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