MD201602 just squeaked out into the wild before midnight even if this news item didn't! The code and graphics were by T.M.R with music from Sack and it has DYCP scrollers because everybody loves those... right? They do "wrap" around some raster bars if that helps!

It's that time of year again... the beginning! And to celebrate something or other, here's the first Monthly Demo release of 2016 called, unsurprisingly, MD201601 with some pretend fireworks and a great piece of music by Miker (thanks very much again for letting T.M.R use it!)

Because you've all been bad little girls and boys, MD201512 - Humbug is a blatant and quite frankly depressing attempt to cash in on the rampant Christmas consumerism going on around us; don't forget to stock up on mince pies and tinsel before watching!

We've been meaning to get something released on the Apple II for ages now, so Septic was quite a long time coming! It isn't a spectacular release, but plays a reasonable rendition of Martin Galway's one channel "idle" music from C64 game Microprose Soccer on the beeper. The source is available from T.M.R's Github account for anybody who fancies trying to compose with it.

T.M.R almost forgot to release the now "traditional" Montly Demo for Nov 2015 to the point where he was literally hammering code together until 11pm this evening! It's a small one file release and almost certainly could be pared down into a crack intro, but MD201511 is now available to download and features some good music that was composed years ago by T.L.F..

Time for another Monthly Demo release from the haunted Cosine mansion and this time we have MD201510 - Spoopiness - a Halloween-themed production which is also an entry into the Unintended Opcode Coding Challenge competition. Coding and graphical machinations are by T.M.R with music from Odie which was originally composed for Elvira - Mistress Of The Dark. Whooo spooky, and so forth.

In what is either a brave or more likely foolhardy move, Cosine are proud to present MD201509 (which is a contraction of the full title Monthly Demo - Sep 2015) as the first in what will hopefully be an ongoing series of demos. The main part is also a homage to the Beyond Force classic Charalatan and features lots of moving colours, written by T.M.R and using some music 4-Mat composed when he was still a member.

Inc Year is, as the name might suggest, a little intro to mark the passing of 2014 and the start of 2015 which features yet more vertical splits from T.M.R and a soundtrack from Bex/Slipstream. It was released as part of the annual New Years Disk 2015 which was organised over at Atari Age.