**As a Bandcamp exclusive, Receptors presents…
the *SLEEPER Deluxe* 16 track edition.**
here’s the full-song-streaming page,
either way grab the free track while your there.
Receptors
SLEEPER Deluxe
with Art by Franciose Gamma.
SLEEPER is performed entirely on the Nintendo DS running the Korg DS-10.
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The original SLEEPER 10 track edition is also available
at the Handheld Heroes Bandcamp page at a special price: handheldheroes.bandcamp.com 
Receptors » Korg DS-10 Archives 2008 - 2010
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Korg DS-10 Archives 2008 - 2010 by
Receptors
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Receptors 24 tracks (105:07)
RECEPTORS “Korg DS-10 Archives 2008 - 2010”
In addition to the 50 plus Nintendo DS/ Korg DS-10 tracks that RECEPTORS released during 2008 thru 2010 (3 albums & 2 EPs), there were also an another 100 or so DS-10 tracks I recorded during that period that remained unreleased, until now. Here for the first time, and for free download are the best 20 of those previously unheard tracks, plus 4 alternate variation takes.
For your convenience, here’s a link to the full album zip file:
http://receptorsmusic.com/Receptors-Korg_DS-10_Archives_2008-2010.zip
Receptors - Vigil Auntie ( Korg DS-10 / Flipnotes )
just for fun utilizing Nintendo DS running Korg DS-10 & Flipnotes.
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additional animated musical GIFs here:
http://receptorsmusic.com/nintendographics.html
download free track here :
http://soundcloud.com/receptors/receptors-vigil-auntie
(c)2011 Receptors/JKolosine
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Receptors - PROjector inJECTOR
Taken from RECEPTORS ambient/improvisational chipmusic backdrops for the PROject proJECT event in Roanoke, Virginia on July 22nd, 2011. This performance is created and programmed on the the Nintendo DSi (running Korg DS-10)
Free download the whole collection here:
http://www.receptorsmusic.com/Receptors_Music_For_PROject_proJECT.html
Receptors : Music_For_PROject_proJECT
Free download of RECEPTORS ambient/improvisational chipmusic backdrops for the PROject proJECT event in Roanoke, Virginia on July 22nd, 2011. All performances are created and programmed on the Nintendo Game Boy
(using Nanoloop 1.5)and the Nintendo DSi (running Korg DS-10 and M01.)
01_Receptors_-_Artillery_Girls_Pts_2_thru_5.mp3
02_Receptors_-_Artillery_Girls_Pt_6-Ballista_Mix.mp3
03_Receptors_-_PROjector_inJECTOR.mp3
04_Receptors_-_Art_Girls_ambient_mix.mp3
05_Receptors_-_Art_Girls_biglick_mix.mp3
06_Receptors_-_Artillery_Girls_Pt_7-dissonant_mix.mp3
Receptors : Music_For_PROject_proJECT.zip
copyright 2011/license ( CC ) Jeremy Kolosine / Receptors.
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Gameboy / Nintendo DS tracks
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- Receptors - User Quit 3.54
- Receptors - Vigil Auntie 4.03
- Receptors - LvR 2.48
- Receptors - I’m mellow 4.56
- Receptors - neuropa 3.31
- Receptors - Brainstem 3.22
- Receptors - Speeddialer 3.47
- Receptors - Goin’ Back To Bedford 2.26
- Receptors - starclutter 5.11
- Receptors - PalinDrone 4.12
- Receptors - LET THE QUARK OUT 1.47
- Receptors - GET THE FARK OUT 2.02
- Receptors - Faceblock 3.34
- Receptors - WeVoLVe 3.37
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Receptors Jeremy Kolosine / Receptors to Play PROject ProJECT( July 22nd, 2011)
“PROject proJECT is super happy to announce that Jeremy Kolosine / Receptors will take a break from his 2 year hiatus from live performance
(and 4 years since he last played in Roanoke) to provide an ambient / improvisational micro-chipmusic backdrop using 8-bit/16-bit Nintendo GameBoy and DSi.” 
Receptors will provide ambient/improvisational chipmusic backdrop pieces for Matt Ames ’ projections on the Dorothy Gillespie mural at PROject proJECT tonight starting at 10pm. I’ll perform a piece titled “Artillery Girls, Parts 2,3 & 4” as well as stripped down,slowed down variations on some of my other pieces, all performed on Gameboy and Nintendo DS.
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Consequence Of Sound: Interview with Jeremy Kolosine (Pt 3)
CoS Audiography: Episode 012: “An Interview with Jeremy Kolosine, part 3″
By Len Comaratta on June 20th, 2011 in
In this edition of Audiography, I continue a discussion with Jeremy Kolosine, founder of early synthpunk band, Futurisk.
Leaving the 8-bit material behind for a bit, we jump back to the beginnings of Kolosine’s career in the mid-late ’70s in what has been hailed as the first synthpunk band in the American South.
Kolosine talks about his influences, spanning from art rock to prog rock and, of course, punk. We talk about the Florida scene and his band’s outsider status among a collection of “punk wannabees.”
We also get to hear about how James Murphy of DFA Records and, of course, LCD Soundsystem, re-discovered Futurisk in a New York City record shop over 20 years after Kolosine dropped off the record! That discovery led to Murphy releasing a Futurisk song on the Colette, No. 5 compilation and commissioning Kolosine to re-record LCD Soundsystem’s Sound of Silver as hexadecimally programmed Gameboy hardware “ringtones.”
More information is available at Jeremy Kolosine’s website www.receptorsmusic.com.
Featured Music:
01. Futurisk – “Lonely Streets”
02. Futurisk – “Army Now”
03. Futurisk – “Push Me Pull You”
04. LCD Soundsystem / Jeremy Kolosine – “Time to Get Away”
05. LCD Soundsystem / Jeremy Kolosine – “Sound of Silver”
Written and Produced by Len Comaratta
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“In 2007 Astralwerks released the ‘chiptune’ compilation ’8-Bit Operators : A Tribute To The Music Of Kraftwerk’, a fascinating collection of cover versions that uses 8-Bit technology as its primary compositional tool. Curated by chiptune composer and foremost authority Jeremy Kolosine, this collection was released with the blessing and participation of Kraftwerk themselves. Much has been written about the ‘chiptune’ scene and this project in particular, as a whole new generation of kids is now adopting the retro-futurism of 8-Bit, intrigued no doubt by its seemingly limited compositional value compared to 21st century digital music tools. However nobody until now, has been able to summarize the appeal and background of chiptune quite like the ‘controller’ himself.
Recently our friends at Consequence Of Sound interviewed Jeremy about the genesis of the project, his love for the medium, his encounter with Ralf Hutter of Kraftwerk and much more! Listen to this insightful and articulate feature, and don’t forget to discover the project for yourself at 8bitoperators.com “
By Len Comaratta on June 13th, 2011 in
“Continuing with our discussion on the evolution of chip music, we veer into what was behind the making of the Kraftwerk tribute compilation. Kolosine talks about Kraftwerk’s involvement in the project, specifically co-leader Ralf Hutter’s input, as well as his reaction to people’s befuddlement of “covering an electronic band even more electronically.”
More information is available at Jeremy Kolosine’s website www.receptorsmusic.com.
Featured Music
01. Receptors – “Trans-Europe Express”
02. Glomag – “Pocket Calculator”
03. Bubblyfish – “It’s More Fun to Compute
