Listen To Eyeliner's 'Free - Buy Now: Remixes' Album

One of Aotearoa’s foremost computer musicians, Luke Rowell is revered by music lovers across the globe as the visionary creative force behind Eyeliner and Disasteradio, while his (hors d') oeuvre also includes such scintillating side projects as Super Doobie Bros. Rowell has teamed up with The National Library of New Zealand to cut the ribbon on The Luke Rowell Digital Music Collection, announced today along with the release of Eyeliner's Free — Buy Now: Remixes album. Featuring reworks of tunes from his 2015 vaporwave / MIDI pop classic Buy Now, the new collection showcases contributions from electronic artists Amamelia, Liam K. Swiggs, Eventual Infinity and many more to enjoy immediately, all downloadable for the magical price of nothing at all.

The product of more than a year's work, The Luke Rowell Digital Music Collection (ATL-Group-00554) currently "comprises a comprehensive array of digital production and master files relating to" Buy Now, and it set to be expanded to encompass even more of Rowell's back catalogue in the near future. There's plenty of tasty technical details to tuck into relating to the huge archival project, full info is available over on the National Library website HERE. The crib notes are: "Buy Now is FREE for noncommercial reuse with stems, MIDI and in-depth making-of screencasts," and Rowell "has generously granted a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA licence, so you can download the music for remixing and other creative reuse." Check out a video starring Rowell explaining his exciting new project, and prepare to spend the rest of the week bopping along to Free — Buy Now: Remixes below...

The Luke Rowell Digital Music Collection is fully accessible over on The National Library of New Zealand website HERE, with detailed explanatory info available HERE.