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Tuesday, 22 July 2008 11:33 |
Video Premier of Yet-Unreleased Nullsleep Track
2PP risked life and limb to bring you this brand new, unreleased Nullsleep track, "Shadows in the Sky", performed for the first time live at the May Pulsewave in NYC. The video was filmed entirely by a secret camera hidden discreetly in Asif's giant novelty hat, and then smuggled out of the venue in Paul Owen's digestive track.
This tremendous breach in the Great Sleep's security will most certainly be met with terrible, searing retaliation, but we here at 2PP are committed to bringing you the deepest darkest secrets from the seedy underworld of chip music, whatever the cost. We'll just blame it all on an intern anyway. I mean, that's what their there for, right?
Next week: Secret footage of Glomag's negative energy weapon tests from deep within his vast subterranean fortress. Be there!
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Monday, 14 July 2008 22:29 |
Reformat The Planet Official Selection of The Melbourne International Film Festival
Big news this week is "Reformat The Planet" being accepted to screen at the Melbourne International Film Festival in Australia. This will be the overseas premier of RTP, and everyone at 2PP is honored to have the film screen at Australia's largest and most prestigious festival.
Unfortunately, the 2PP crew will not be attending the festival due to the prohibitive cost of international air fair. We however send our collective spirit along with the betaSP transfer, and encourage any native Australians with a taste for big little sounds to check out one of the freshest music documentaries in this or any hemisphere.
"Blip Festival: Reformat The Planet" will be screening 9:30 PM on Monday, July 28th, at the Kino Theater.
The new video this week has been a long time coming, featuring a January 08 Pulsewave performance by Seed AI, brain child of 2PP's own web designer Brett Lefferts. This performance also features Brett's good friend and master of percussion, Dan Gottesman.
This is the first of two video projects developed for Seed AI, the second still in production with a tentative release date of early fall 2008.
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Monday, 07 July 2008 11:55 |
MISSING YOU at Pulsewave!
This weeks video features LA native chip artist Trash80 live at the May Pulsewave in NYC, performing "Missing You" from his new 8bitpeoples release, "Icarus".
2PP would like to announce the launch of "Chiptunes Unite!", a new video sharing group hosted on Vimeo. Having recognized that we're not the only people in the world making chip videos, we set out to try and gather the scattered resources of the internet into one place for your viewing pleasure. You'll find live shows, music videos, graphic demos, and all sort of bit-craft. Be sure to drop in and see what the wide world of chip music has to offer, or even better, join up, grab a camera, and post some videos of chip shows in your area!
2PP would also like to unveil their latest secret weapon in the fight against over-modulated sound, shiny new audio tech Gabe Liberti. Gabe's utter remorseless domination of sound waves can be experienced first hand in the Blip Festival 2007 Bit Shifter video.
Check back again next Monday for another new video. Which will it be? I don't know, we probably haven't even started it yet!
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Wednesday, 02 July 2008 21:00 |
FRESH chip videos served up every week!
Every Monday 2PP will be adding a new chip video to the website. Promise!
We're going to be kicking off this new commitment to a crushing workload with a brand new Blip 2007 Video featuring Bit Shifter!
Be sure to stop back every week for new videos from Blip 2007 and the monthly Pulsewave events in NYC, plus whatever else we can slap together.
Plenty more site updates will be coming as well, like expanded content for "Reformat the Planet", updated crew info and blogs, as well as instructions on how you too can become part of the global chip music movement.
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Tuesday, 29 January 2008 05:01 |
WELCOME to the new official 2 Player Productions website.Here you will be able to find the latest info about content being created by 2PP, as well as archives of all our past works.
This site is currently under construction, so expect to see many sections appear as non-functonal as we work out the bugs and make content available over the coming days.
The launch of this new site also marks the announcement of the acceptance of our fist feature documentary film, "Reformat the Planet", into the South By Southwest film festival in Austin, Texas.
We're all very excited to be going to SXSW, and thankful to everyone thats been there along the way to help us make it possible.
We aim to continue producing interesting and unique content, including the continuation of established projects like the "Blip Festival Video Collections" and PulsewaveNYC coverage. |
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