SceneSat

It's time to end another year, but that can't be done without another show, so here we go... Let's have a little smoothness guide us out from 2021...

We have delivered the 12th episode this year, as we promised: Our producers, now having satisfied their promise, join for the last episode to explain their motivations, their view on effort and discipline, and share their approach for creating and delivering projects.

We kick off this month with an audience question: Are themed music compos a net positive or net negative? Is there a loss of interest in music compos in general? After that, a discussion about demos using stock assets and commercial engines - is it worth it? Should it be shunned upon? Finally, the legend himself, IQ joins us to tell us the story and beginnings of Shadertoy, how he views the growth...

After a more than 4-year long hiatus, the now old boys are back for some ramblings and music. Did we say music? Yesch, let's go, join us!

Running the gamut - with Ferris The versatility of the scene can be overwhelming, but also a sprawling playground for those who want to experience more and more of the possibilities of it all, and none has done more sweeping work across many areas than Ferris, who joins us to talk about his beginnings, his motivation to oscillate between oldschool and newschool platforms, his struggle to give up a...

Even nostalgia isn't the same anymore The scene is nothing if not a giant ball of sobbing about how everything was better when computers were just growing their eighth bit - but is that a good thing? Are we taking up the space from the future with the past? What's better, to make a fresh demo on an old platform, or an old demo on a fresh platform? The show dives into these weighty questions while,...

Time for another show! Tune in to see what kind of theme Steph and Kevman cooked up this time!

The joy of livecoding - with Flopine. There's just no denying it: over the last few years the livecoding craze took the demoscene by storm - but what is it? Is it part of the scene? How does it project onto the scene? Where does it meet the scene and where does it avoid it? We sit down with Flopine, the perhaps most prominent personality of the livecoding community, to gain more understanding of w...

Fnord will bring our Sound of SceneSat reveal party to a close. Don't worry though because there are still plenty of amazing tracks for you to discover once the party is over!

Steph and Kevman are up next to share some more great tracks from the Sound of SceneSat Volume 6.

Bombe will continue The Great Reveal and play some of his favourite tracks from SoS6. Unz Level: ★★☆☆☆, Awesomeness Level: ★★★★★!

The day we've all been waiting for has finally arrived! The Sound of SceneSat Volume 6 is ready for all to hear! Ziphoid will start off the reveal with some of the cozy tracks from this great new compilation.

Steph will present another selection of soothing music to help you prepare for the week ahead!!

No, really - why DO people make demos? Most of us have been in the scene for a decade or more - so much that it's become second nature. But in 2021, with the massive reach of social media and various other computer art outlets gaining popularity - why would anyone else start making demos? Are we just doing it out of nostalgia and muscle memory? The show takes a look at the shifting relevance of th...

Oh boy, it's been a while, hasn't it? Surely some parties must have happened in the mean time? There sure have been a whole bunch of parties and one of them will be the focus of tonight's show. You will hear tracks from (almost) all competitions in all kinds of style and you are bound to like at least some of them, I promise!

The turn of the millennium pushed the demoscene to cover a lot of online ground, but now 20 years later modern Internet habits and centralization is putting undue pressure on the actively used websites, while other sites just wither out once the maintainers leave. The show discusses the reasons, the problems, the prospects, and possible solutions to this ongoing conundrum.

Let's watch (and listen to) some cool demos!!

Have you recently been thinking to yourself: "I wonder which songs are the top voted over the last 6 years?" Steph and Kevman have the answers! Tune in for a special comeback Sat-U-Rated!

The curve of vaccinations slowly gives us hope of crawling back to regular party season as we look at yet another wave of online parties, and a few potentially IRL ones as well; we also discuss the aging out of demoscene websites, some cool new projects and why it’s so hard to find people to help with such projects. Then, Noby joins the show to talk about what direction means in the demoscene, wha...

#11: Revision, Revision, Revi[This channel was banned] The event we’ve been waiting for for a whole year is now behind us, so it’s time to dissect it: The show takes aim at Revision 2021 Online, discusses the competitions, the highlights, the events, how it felt to be once again stuck at home for Easter - and of course, a debate about the notorious Twitch ban, whether it was justified, how it affe...

A couple of weeks after the original airdate, here's episode 10 of the ZINE Radio Show podcast. As we slowly crawl out of winter and head into spring, the show takes a look at the various upcoming online events, discusses the appeal (or lack thereof) of tiny intros, as well as a peek at the major awards being handed out to the demos, intros, and other projects achieved last year. Then, Rimina join...

Let's listen to some chill music together!

Tune in to find out what theme Steph and Kevman will be exploring this time!

As promised, the show is back on track on our new regular schedule! This episode starts by reviewing some of the reactions of our reappearance and takes a look at who actually listened to the show. Then, after a quick peek at the demoscene news of the month, the show briefly discusses the hot topic of demoscene ethics, and finally, Revision head honcho D.Fox joins us to discuss his experience with...

The time has come to celebrate and acknowledge the remixers' work in the C64 and Amiga community by presenting the yearly ROTY Awards, as voted by the users at www.remix64.com. This year it's SLAY Radio's turn to give out the awards and give you a run-down of what happened in 2020. 2020 was one of the most active years in recent memory, with 174 c64 remixes, 48 Amiga remixes and a whopping 194 tra...