Amiga Trax – 1st Assault

Trashy Amiga cheapcore, and not in the Nasenbluten way, this actually sounds like shit. I could recreate most of these songs with my Startone MK-300 that my parents gave to me as a child. These tracks genuinely sound like something I would've made when I started making music at 9 years old, hell, I listened to my first projects just now and they're better than this. The production is incredibly lazy, the melodies are incredibly simple and do not evoke any emotion in me other than annoyance, and they reuse the same kick on 5 out of the 6 tracks on here. There's almost no processing at all other than distortion and compression. You can tell almost no effort or care went into this.

Maybe this is just a product of its time, but Disciples of Belial, Bloody Fist, Rage Reset, Liza N. Eliaz, etc. were also active during the early 90s and didn't sound nearly as awful as this. Maybe this was intentionally made to sound like it does, who knows, if it was they sure succeeded in making it sound like a child made this.

The only really listenable track on here is Mullah. It's mainly composed of a well-known vocal sample that repeats across the entire track, and a drum break. Also, it has a melody that sounds good for a whopping 35 seconds! It starts at around 1:32 minutes, and the transition is actually pretty decent, but then it goes to shit when it's raised an octave.

the amiga tracks assault us with some valiant lofi amiga-gabber tracks.
recommended!
listening suggestion: "hummel"

I'm pretty sure this the tracks alternate between 45 rpm and 33 rpm, with the middle track on each side being 45 rpm. Is that even possible? Certainly sounds better to my ears. Trashy Amiga cheapcore. Primitive and challenging.

A1 Terrorists (33 RPM)
A2 Hummel (45 RPM)
A3 That Energy (33 RPM)
B1 Hardcore (33 RPM)
B2 Shot This Mother F.... (45 RPM)
B3 Mullah (33 RPM)

Do not trust the note just play all the tracks at 45RPM will be better