Break has up his collection of demos online and it’s safe to say that you won’t find other ‘big pack’ that is comprehensive as his one :-) Not to mention the fact that he indexed the lot and made it searchable! Make sure you click on that link below ;-) Website: http://arabuusimiehet.com/break/amiga/
“Equinox was a Demo Group in the Amiga Scene in the late 80’s and early 90’s. The group should be considered extremely inactive these days as it has gone nearly ten years since the last release was made from Equinox. But even if the group is dead, the old members are still alive, doing new endevours in life.” Website: http://www.eqxscene.com
“Experimenting with music and computers from an early age he had found his niche and progressed from there, getting involved with dance music in the early 1990’s. Around the age of fifteen, Graham – by now a keen and progressive nerd – introduced himself to the Commodore Amiga brand of home computer. His two main interests (music and computers) were…
“It was about time I made some changes to this site. I have now collected most of the Amiga resources i maintain on this site under these pages. First of all there have been a mayor upgrade to the WarTrans section (not only the pages but also a new version of WarTrans). And for you who don’t know, WarTrans is…
“Do you still remember the times we spent in front of a computer called Amiga – playing games, listening to music, watching demos? This homepage was created to show you the legal side of creative Amiga entertainment. That means you may not find commercial games or tools on this homepage – but of course things called Demos, Intros, Dentros, Trackmos…
Scene.org is a non-profit organization aimed at providing the ‘electronic art scene’ with a forum for communication and for sharing their work. We provide ftp and web space for groups and individuals who apply for them and whose applications are accepted. If the application is not approved on the first try, we encourage people to try applying again in the…









