Album Releases
Hello folks! Fancy a slightly less spooky Halloween? Well, good news! I’ve gone and released a brand new album: Modulated Frequencies. I originally had the idea for this while putting together the Megadrive-tinged half of my Attack of The Terrible Lizard Kitty album. I was Read More …
Did you know that the Sega Megadrive contained a fully-functional FM Synthesiser in it? Hmm. Can it be made to reproduce the kind of bright, expressive synthesiser sounds heard in your favourite 80s tracks? Lets find out! Modulated Frequencies is a suite of tracks that Read More …
Blimey, The Speccy Jam has begun, and it’s already getting a lot of coverage! Check out this article in the Guardian. It’s just a shame, inevitably, that they seem to forget that anything other than the 48k Spectrum existed. Anyway, people are already posting lots Read More …
Hurrah! its finally here: Speccy Jams is now available for purchase! You might be bored about me going on about this by now, but just to recap the album costs a minimum of £2 and contains 8 glorious new Zx Spectrum-flavoured tracks. It will be Read More …
Released in honour of 2014’s Speccy Jam competition, Speccy Jams is a collection of 8 catchy Spectrum-style ditties produced for the AY-8912 sound chip contained in the ZX Spectrum 128 & +2/3 Preview Stream/Buy
Hello Spec-chums! This is all getting quite exciting. There are now just three days to go till the start of the second Speccy Jam and two days until the release of my Speccy Jams album! My good friend Fabiana has submitted the final album artwork to Read More …
Next week, a bunch of friendly and talented people will begin a frenzied week-long dash to create a game for the second Speccy Jam. It’s going to be tremendous fun. You REALLY should take a look. Now, as you are probably aware, there is nothing Read More …
Look at this: Fatnick has invaded the iTunes store. Click these links to download the Attack of the Terrible Lizard Kitty (Video Game Soundtrack) album and the 2012 EP But wait – there’s more! Both albums have tax-dodged their way onto Amazon as well. Look Read More …
To get over the disappointment of he world not ending, Here’s an EP bundling all of my singles released in 2012. Attack of the Terrible Lizard Kitty is a fun comedic fusion of Drum’n’Bass and, well, Godzilla This Is Not… is a protest track about the Read More …
Happy almost-new year everyone! What a year it’s been! To celebrate 2012, I thought I’d bundle together all of the individual tracks i’ve produced over the last 12 month into one EP. A couple of the tracks are remastered togive them a little extra kick Read More …
Yes folks! After 6 months of reasonably light graft, The Terrible Lizard Kitty video game OST has arrived! It’s available on Bandcamp for £1.40, and with the download you’ll get 14 main tracks (6 Spectrum, 8 Megadrive. All bar 2 are entirely unique) 1 bonus Read More …
Written as a soundtrack for a game that doesn’t exist, the Attack of The Terrible Lizard Kitty combines “8-bit” tracks written for the Zx Spectrum’s AY-8912 with more advanced “16-bit” versions written for the Sega Megadrive’s YM-2612 & PSG combo. Hear the kitty’s mighty mew. Read More …
Well, It’s almost time for me to unleash my new ‘Attack of The Terrible Lizard Kitty’ album. Hurrah! I thought that, while I just finish everything off, you might appreciate another preview. This time: ‘Helicopter Ride’ I hope you enjoy it! This track Read More …
Hello everyone! I’m pleased to announce that the new Fatnick album is available for preorder over at Bandcamp. The album is a soundtrack to a fictitious Terrible Lizard Kitty video game, and is divided between 8-bit tracks written for the ZX Spectrum’s AY-8912 and glorious Read More …
Recently I’ve been listening to a lot of ZX Spectrum music as part of research for an EXCITING new project. As the AY-3-8912 soundchip found in the Speccy was an incredible piece of kit, and many of the artists who wrote for it thoughtful, intelligent Read More …
Originating from my days as a spotty student, Vorsprung Durch Fatnick combines a number of my earliest recordings, which happen to cross a number of stylistic and chronological boundaries. All Good fun! Preview Buy/Stream