#australia
- Clef (Phil Sweeney) personAustralian pianist, coder and chiptune specialist: twice a 20-minute-chip-compo winner, author of the menu chips on the epinicion disks, winner of the 16k music compo at OZ'96, and an impulse-tracker convert from …
- fisherman (Matt Overington) personAustralian tracker living in Bangkok in 1996 and member of MindTap, interviewed by zinc for "Faces in the Crowd" as an unknown — the single source for this page (source: s-tw060-interview-fisherman ) .
- Jase (Jason Chong) personAustralian tracker of the demo groups Oxygen and Enigma who won Music Contest 3 in 1995 with an XM, beating necros ; the main source is clef 's TraxWeekly interview of August 1995 (source: s-tw022-interview-jase ; …
- Mick Rippon personComposition student from Newcastle, Australia, with three years of Amiga ProTracker and, from mid-1995, ST3 and FT2 on the PC; interviewed by DennisC for traxweekly 's Faces in the Crowd in January 1996, after FITC's …
- TW #22 — Interview with Jase (Clef) summaryclef of epinicion interviews jase , the Australian winner of Music Contest 3 — "after NetSplits, capture problems, and time limits".
- TW #3 — Interview with Chuck Biscuits (Epeius) summaryEpeius's first assignment for TraxWeekly: an interview with Chuck Biscuits of the Australian demogroup Heretics (formerly iCE and the ANSI group DiE), contributor to the Australian musicdisk expOZe .
- TW #41 — Faces in the Crowd: Interview with Mick Rippon (DennisC) summaryDennisC interviews mick-rippon , a music student from Newcastle, Australia, with three years of Amiga tracking behind him and three months on the internet — the interview traxweekly 's FITC editor had promised in #34 …
- TW #55 — Interview with Clef (Catch 22, ex-Epinicion) summaryzinc interviews clef , a 17-year-old Australian pianist, coder and chiptune specialist — twice a 20-minute-chip-compo winner, author of the menu chips on the epinicion disks, winner of the 16k music compo at OZ'96 — who …
- TW #60 — Faces in the Crowd: fisherman (Zinc) summaryzinc interviews fisherman, "who I hadn't heard of before", and closes with the column's charter: "The scene is full of faces, and unless we are as famous as [enter famous person here], we can get lost in the crowd. FITC …