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Chip Tanaka teams up with DÉ DÉ MOUSE and the result sounds like a chiptune rave in a vegetable garden. This is four tracks of buzzy, bouncy electronic weirdness where 8-bit textures collide with glitchy club production.
"Hummus Rock" does exactly what the name promises, grinding crunchy square waves into a groove that has no business being this funky. "Peas Chips" opens things up with playful arpeggios that feel like classic Game Boy melodies fed through a Tokyo dance floor filter.
"Gomokuni" gets weirder, layering processed vocal chops over skittering beats. Four tracks, all vibes. If you ever wanted to hear what happens when retro sound design meets left-field electronica, this is your snack.