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Industrial Dawn   [2009]

Industrial Dawn Released by :
Artstate

Release Date :
2 March 2009

Type :
C64 One-File Demo

AKA :
First Narrows

User rating:********__  8.2/10 (14 votes)   See votestatistics

Credits :
Code .... Mace of Artstate, Gheymaid Inc., Secure
Music .... psych858o of Artstate, Gheymaid Inc., MultiStyle Labs
Graphics .... skurwy of Artstate, Avatar, svenonacid


SIDs used in this release :
Industrial Dawn(/MUSICIANS/P/Psych858o/Industrial_Dawn.sid)

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User Comment
Submitted by Ed on 3 September 2010
Feels very modern and fresh.
User Comment
Submitted by Linus on 22 June 2009
10/10 for the soundtrack. gosh.
User Comment
Submitted by plagueis on 21 April 2009
Great picture and sid. I love multicolor hi-res.
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Submitted by dalezy on 7 March 2009
that's some challenging artsy stuff. i'm looking forward for more stuff from psycho and skurwy, i think we got a winning coop running up right there :)
User Comment
Submitted by Malmix on 6 March 2009
Mace: sorry, my bad! let's say "1 for the (lack of) effects" instead as there's probably nothing wrong with the actual code =)
User Comment
Submitted by Mace on 5 March 2009
Voting 1 for the code?!
Oh noes, there goes my reputation... ;-)
User Comment
Submitted by Sledge on 5 March 2009
Demo or not. This is a wonderful picture!
User Comment
Submitted by Malmix on 5 March 2009
not much for a demo but what's there is really nice. Hmm.. 9 for the gfx, 8 for the sound and 1 for the code equals 6 =)
User Comment
Submitted by The Shadow on 5 March 2009
beautiful
User Comment
Submitted by Akira on 4 March 2009
@Motion fair enough, yer right!
Looking forward to more releases...
User Comment
Submitted by Conrad on 4 March 2009
I see great promises with this new group. Smashing trippy music from Psycho... and it's great to see new talents like skurwy on the scene! You really do put great use into hires capabilities. Keep it up, guys!
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Submitted by Motion on 4 March 2009
@Akira K: This is a 'firstie'. A first release for Artstate, that's what Steppe was implying.

...and secondly, to the others, it's an 'artistic' release. Take it as it is!
User Comment
Submitted by oys on 3 March 2009
very very nice picture! this is more aka Loscil - "Plume" :)
User Comment
Submitted by Akira on 3 March 2009
Those thinking this as a first entry, should check out his other hirez pic which is IMO more amazing
Junkyard Samurai
User Comment
Submitted by AüMTRöN on 3 March 2009
Nice motive, great sounds. Thumbs up!
User Comment
Submitted by assiduous on 3 March 2009
its a shame Veto didnt add music to his Breath picture- he would have beaten Deus ex Machina by now.

and give me more of this industrial stuff,i totally love it.
User Comment
Submitted by chatGPZ on 3 March 2009
ofcourse it is a demo, although having a scroller would make it even more of a demo :=)
User Comment
Submitted by Moloch on 3 March 2009
I followed the birth of this graphic over at the Pixelation forum, wondered if it would generate a new release.

BTW, it's a demo.
User Comment
Submitted by Mace on 3 March 2009
IMHO, it's a demo if it has more than just one 'demo' aspect.

It's not a GFX release if the music was specially made for it.
And saying it's a music release with these stunning graphics would be wrong too, of course.

Creating yet another category would be beyond stupidity... so it's a demo, just like Beverly Hills Cop Demo.

Fun thing is, Psycho and I discussed this issue and we predicted exactly this dicussion :-)
Scene drama is sooo predictable!
User Comment
Submitted by Twoflower on 3 March 2009
Oswald:

Perhaps you are right? More should be expected, but releasing it this way is still way better than releasing just a displayer. Perhaps you shouldn't call this a demo, but i'm glad everytime people are bothered to do package their graphics instead of just wasting them for 5 minutes of show-off-fame.
User Comment
Submitted by Oswald on 3 March 2009
nice gfx & music.

"Best of it all is probably that this isn't a standalone picture, but that you actually packed it together to a little demo."

urgh, since when does a pic displayer and a music player count as a demo ? a demo needs some codework too. (no a scroller doesnt cuts it) dont lower the bar to such a ridiculously low height.
User Comment
Submitted by psych on 3 March 2009
@Mace - me and skurwy decided to have it that way,just pic and soundtrack. You're our coding slave so you have to listen what we say and be quite :)

But seriously,this is our first production. We're working on something new already,so please be patience. This time it will be improved :)

Thanks for all the comments. We're glad that you like it guys.
User Comment
Submitted by Mace on 3 March 2009
I asked Psycho if I could include a itsy witsy puny tiny little bit of a scrolly. Something with a small font, stretching over just part of the screen, in a dark colour somewhere in the corner down below...

He said no!
And he didn't want to wait for me to add some displaying effect too.

Then again, this leaves room for growth ;-)

[edit]
Hahaha... now Psycho is mad at me for pointing this out!
Hey, fine with me, otherwise I would have objected ;-)
User Comment
Submitted by chatGPZ on 3 March 2009
i second 2f ... more "gfx releases" should be bundled with an exclusive tune... and perhaps a scroller or something like that :)
User Comment
Submitted by Twoflower on 3 March 2009
A very nice hirespicture - they sky is really jaw-dropping. I'm glad to see this format (multicolor hires) develop in such an awesome way that it has. Nice to see this image grow and change in the wayofthepixel-thread too.

Best of it all is probably that this isn't a standalone picture, but that you actually packed it together to a little demo. Kudos for that! Keep it up!
User Comment
Submitted by Frantic on 3 March 2009
@Steppe: Yes, except that it is not a "firstie".
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Submitted by Archmage on 3 March 2009
Nice indeed.
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Submitted by Sander on 3 March 2009
Great! Congrats Skurwy, moar please! :)
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Submitted by Motion on 3 March 2009
Nice work guys - a nice treat after a day at work. Skurwy, I love your wicked shit!
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Submitted by Tao on 3 March 2009
If pollution is this beautiful I can understand why a lot of companies don't bother to filter their emissions...
User Comment
Submitted by Steppe on 2 March 2009
Promising firstie!
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Submitted by v3to on 2 March 2009
i really like the atmosphere. colours and music match perfectly the scenery of cats watching the pollution :-)
thumbs up for using hires.
User Comment
Submitted by daison on 2 March 2009
there are some details that bug me like the square clouds in the top-right corner, but apart from that it's a very nice and interesting picture.

the tune is well trippy :)
User Comment
Submitted by grennouille on 2 March 2009
Hypnotic music too!
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Submitted by Linus on 2 March 2009
... and so does Psycho!
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 2 March 2009
nice! again hires wins :)
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