🎙 Flashback, tracks from the past

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We have covered the demo scene since 2020, and play all the great chip tune music as well. Join us to hear tracked music combined with commentary from the geek-of-all-trades: DJ Daemon. He was once known as Daemon in the Amigaworld, and brings you stories about Amiga, retrocomputing, C64, demos, the demo scene and all things nerdy in the retro world.

We play tracker music composed on Protracker, Screamtracker, Fasttracker and Impulsetracker. It's music composed on Amiga and the retro-PC. Genres such as Chiptune, Synthwave and Retro electro.

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  1. Cover art for episode 169, Fresh tracker music from the Mod Archive Ep. 169

    169. Fresh tracker music from the Mod Archive

    DJ Daemon has looked through latest additions on the Mod Archive and they are rocking it! In this episode we also showcase the work of scener and artist Metalzone80, who mixes soft chords with heavy riffs. He has been making Impulsetracker tunes since the late 90s gets his own medley. Also in this episode: a famous Atari site shuts down, citing anger with all the AI in the demo scene, we also talk about how to get better artist information and not to forget: an interview that will come next week. Enjoy your autumn podcast listening with some really good tracker music.

  2. Cover art for episode 168, Deadline 2026 Music Highlights Ep. 168

    168. Deadline 2026 Music Highlights

    Deadline 26 ended just a few days ago, but delivers on a promise of good tracker music from the demo scene. DJ Daemon has finally started making those toplist episodes again and this time it's more of a selection than a countdown. Listen to DJ Daemon's picks from Deadline 2026: 13 demoscene tracks spanning Amiga, FastTracker, SID, streaming music and more. NOTE: This is a new version that have removed a mistake in my wording that I didn not understood had negative meanings. I'm not a native English speaker, so mistakes can happen. My apologies.

  3. Cover art for episode 167, What's hot on the demo scene? Ep. 167

    167. What's hot on the demo scene?

    The demoscene is delivering hot, new tracker music and the parties are plentiful right now. DJ Daemon tells you what you need to know about the "AI demo-productions" debate, the new login feature for radio.ericade.net and how SceneSat is giving the scene a brand new feature: Shazam for your chiptunes.

  4. Cover art for episode 166, The last day of Edison demo party 2026 Ep. 166

    166. The last day of Edison demo party 2026

    It's time to close the book on Edison demo party for this time. Join DJ Daemon and Coreus live from M/S Borgilla in Stockholm on the 18th of July 2026 where we talk to D.Fox and fsFreak. We also give you one hour of everything you want to know about Alexander Brandon, the legendary artist and then we hold a roundtable with Nocturn about retro games and the joy we got from them.

  5. Cover art for episode 165, Ziphoid and the future of SceneSat Ep. 165

    165. Ziphoid and the future of SceneSat

    Ziphoid is the power behind the demo scene satellite that circles the parties. The one that makes sure they reach the audience. It's called SceneSat and its hard to imagine where we would be without its capability to broadcast, archive and present the output of the scene.Autumn of 2026 is soon here and Ziphoid has a brand new site, application and great plans for SceneSat. On the 18th of July 2026 he spoke with Coreus and DJ Daemon on the Edison demo party 2026 in Stockholm, Sweden. Let's go there now and hear the story.

  6. Cover art for episode 163, A chiptune summer Ep. 163

    163. A chiptune summer

    The demo scene is still doing good stuff during the summer, but we are taking it slow today. DJ Daemon presents a slew of brand new chiptunes, or maybe we should call it tracker music. We also talk about Commodore's latest weird phone and mention some of the upcoming demo parties.

  7. Cover art for episode 161, The Doom of it all Ep. 161

    161. The Doom of it all

    There is before ... and after Doom. This legend of a game that blew the door of first person shooters off its hingest, is what DJ Daemon talk about today. From the magic graphic to the experience of standing knee-deep in the dead.

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