The third time Bitjam Podcast features an epoisode just containing Evoke releases! This time it´s Evoke organizer Teo to compile the track list and Vincenzo doing the mixing.

Go and download it from the Bitjam Podcast site...

01. Aech - Dust - 2013 Invitation (Party Heart / 5711)
02. A-move & Velvet - Voyager - 1999 Multichannel (1st place)
03. Drumhead aka. dq - Symbol (You Should Cut) - 2010 Invitation (Youshould / Haujobb)
04. Kritix - Feuermelder - 2000 Streaming (1st place)
05. lug00ber - The Alkama Challenge - 2015 Streaming (1st place)
06. Reed - Kings of Evoke - 2004 Invitation (Kings of the Playground / Equinox)
07. Shaman - Road to Granada - 2008 Streaming (13th place)
08. JCO - Computer, ich befehle dir! - 2007 Streaming (3rd place)
09. A-move - Pocket Safari - 2003 Invitation (Pocket Safari / Black Maiden & Park Studios)
10. Kenny Beltrey - The way we crack - 2008 Streaming (3rd place)
11. Paniq & Gary J. Hung - Fuckin' Aye Reloaded 4.0 - 2007 Streaming (4th place)
12. Ultrasyd - Campylobacter's Groove - 2012 Streaming (4th place)
13. Wiklund - Litotes - 2013 Streaming (1st place)
14. Glxblt - Gravelrash - 2011 Streaming (1st place)
15. Cosmiq & Cyrex - Last Train To Leningrad - 2013 Streaming (8th place)
16. Glxblt - The Monkey - 2012 Streaming (5th place)
17. Keith303 - We ain't no friends, mate - 2012 Streaming (9th place)
18. Subdream - Aahran Karana - 2014 Streaming (2nd place)
19. Wayfinder - It ends tonight - 2008 Streaming (4th place)
20. Teo - Skyline (Morning Mix) - 2016 Streaming (1st place)
21. Zippy - Track02 - 2012 Streaming (7th place)
22. Xerxes - The Tobias Heimlich Maneuver - 2011 Streaming (12th place)
23. Lucid - True Colors - 2016 Invitation (True Colors / Still)

We're not only celebrating 20 years Evoke, but also 30 years of sample-based trackers!

In 1987, Karsten Obarski released his Ultimate Soundtracker, a piece of software for the Amiga that revolutionised demoscene music.

To celebrate this occasion, we have modified our tracking compo: You have to create a 4-channel ProTracker tune using only the samples from the original Soundtracker sample disk (the legendary ST-01). Read on for the rules...

We are finally lifting the curtains on the seminars at Evoke 2017:

First off is Fizzer who called his talk "Light Force: Making demos look incredible good by using Global Illumination".

Second seminar is by Sebastian Bergmann (you might remember from his Evoke 2015 seminar) who sheds some light on "Amiga software development in 2017".

Both seminars will happen Saturday in the seminar room on second level.

More information on both seminars are available here.