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EPISODE · Feb 28, 2025 · 3 MIN

Computer Graphics - windows69

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Computer Graphics - Reels FUSE049, cassette / digital https://band.link/reels "Reels" is about the intersection of modern technology and the "real" physical world, about how we flip through reels that have no beginning and no end, like this music, but have atmosphere, vibe, and a moment that you can catch. so the tracks are short and simple, you can flip through them and listen to them in any order. Computer Graphics is a music project of Alexey Devyanin, known professionally as Pixelord, electronic musician and digital artist celebrated for his innovative fusion of sound and visual art. His music seamlessly blends genres such as IDM, phonk, and experimental beats, creating immersive auditory experiences. Beyond his musical endeavors, Pixelord is also recognized for his contributions to digital art and the NFT space. Since 2021, he has been actively involved in creating and releasing NFTs, collaborating with various artists and platforms to produce unique digital artworks. His distinctive style combines elements of surrealism, pixel art, 3D design, and artificial intelligence, resulting in pieces that are both futuristic and evocative. This integration of music and visual art underscores Pixelord's multifaceted talent and his significant impact on contemporary digital culture. Using Computer Graphics alias Alexey delves into house and techno genres, infusing them with lo-fi aesthetics and retro synth sounds. This project reflects his versatility and willingness to experiment within the electronic music scene.

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Computer Graphics - Reels FUSE049, cassette / digital https://band.link/reels "Reels" is about the intersection of modern technology and the "real" physical world, about how we flip through reels that have no beginning and no end, like this music, but have atmosphere, vibe, and a moment that you can catch. so the tracks are short and simple, you can flip through them and listen to them in any order. Computer Graphics is a music project of Alexey Devyanin, known professionally as Pixelord, electronic musician and digital artist celebrated for his innovative fusion of sound and visual art. His music seamlessly blends genres such as IDM, phonk, and experimental beats, creating immersive auditory experiences. Beyond his musical endeavors, Pixelord is also recognized for his contributions to digital art and the NFT space. Since 2021, he has been actively involved in creating and releasing NFTs, collaborating with various artists and platforms to produce unique digital artworks. His distinctive style combines elements of surrealism, pixel art, 3D design, and artificial intelligence, resulting in pieces that are both futuristic and evocative. This integration of music and visual art underscores Pixelord's multifaceted talent and his significant impact on contemporary digital culture. Using Computer Graphics alias Alexey delves into house and techno genres, infusing them with lo-fi aesthetics and retro synth sounds. This project reflects his versatility and willingness to experiment within the electronic music scene.

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