Casio Commander - Acid Almanac 2005 2008

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Review by Ερωτικός Πολιτισμός

Acid Almanac 2005-2008: A Trip Through Casio Commander’s Retro Dreams Let’s get one thing straight—this album isn’t just music; it’s a vibe. Released in 2012 but spanning tracks from 2005 to 2008, Acid Almanac by Casio Commander feels like someone took the essence of late-night techno raves, ambient chillouts, and acid-drenched electro beats, then threw them into a blender with some vintage Casio keyboards for good measure. And honestly? It works. The genre mashup is wild enough to keep you guessing—ambient, techno, electro, and acid all swirling together—but what really hooks you are the moments where everything clicks. Take “Boardwalk Acid (High Tide)” for instance. This track hits like an unexpected wave at sunset. You’re walking along the boardwalk, neon lights flickering overhead, when suddenly the bassline grabs you by the shoulders and shakes you awake. It’s hypnotic, slightly melancholic, and oh-so-smooth. The way John-Paul Kramer layers those squelchy acid tones over a steady beat makes it impossible not to nod your head or zone out completely. I swear, every time this comes on, I forget where I am. Then there’s “Neon Nites,” which might as well be the soundtrack to cruising down a pixelated cityscape in a cyberpunk fever dream. The synths shimmer like rain-soaked streets reflecting neon signs, while the rhythm pulses with just enough energy to make you feel alive without overwhelming you. There’s something about how it builds and drops that feels cinematic, like you're starring in your own low-budget sci-fi epic shot entirely on VHS. If you don’t find yourself air-drumming during the breakdown, check your pulse—you might be glitching. What’s cool about Acid Almanac is its scrappy charm. Self-released under Not On Label, it wears its DIY ethos proudly. Credit goes to Jack Rabbit for the cover art and layout—it’s simple yet striking, kinda like the music itself. Susan J. Kramer’s photography adds a human touch, grounding the electronic wizardry in real-world textures. Plus, props to Bernie Leadon for sneaking in that little HG2G homage with “HG2G Theme.” Any fan of Douglas Adams will appreciate the nod. But here’s the kicker: listening to this album feels less like hearing individual songs and more like stepping into a time machine built by someone who loved retro tech just a little too much. Sure, some tracks blend together after a while, but isn’t that part of the magic? It’s not trying to reinvent the wheel—it’s perfecting the wobbly, glowing, slightly broken version of the wheel we didn’t know we needed. So yeah, if you’re into ambient vibes, acid lines that wiggle their way into your brain, or just wanna pretend you’re living in a lost episode of Max Headroom, give Acid Almanac a spin. Just don’t blame me if you start dreaming in 8-bit. Oh, and hey—if anyone knows where I can score a lime rickey with salt on the rim now, let me know. Track 12 made me thirsty.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Boardwalk Acid (High Tide)3:56
HG2G Theme2:18
Mnei Vaehha Embaele2:34
Noob Saibot1:06
Watch The Tramcar, Please!2:19
Battle For Eternia2:22
Gumby Acid (VIP)3:49
Nude Beach Volleyball3:50
Neon Nites5:18
Blasteroid Field2:51
Stranded On Arrakis2:50
Lime Ricky (Salt-On-The-Rim Mix)4:06
Tard Acid0:55
Casio Coastline (6 AM Mix)3:39
March Of The Vogons2:16
Electric Funnelcake (Tard Acid 2)1:38
Casio Countdown2:45
Boardwalk Acid (Low Tide)4:24

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Labels

Not On Label (Casio Commander Self-released)

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Formats

  • 18 × File
  • Compilation
  • Lossless

Credits

RoleCredit
CoverJack Rabbit
LayoutJack Rabbit
Photography BySusan J. Kramer
ProducerJohn-Paul Kramer
Remastered ByJohn-Paul Kramer
Written-ByBernie Leadon (tracks: 9), John-Paul Kramer (tracks: 1-7, 10-18), Skink (tracks: 8)

Notes

  • available to stream & download from tibbar.bandcamp.com
  • from bandcamp: "This release collects the complete output of Casio Commander to date, including two EP's, compilation tracks, and more. Remastered in Summer 2012."

About Casio Commander

2005-2016

Aliases

  • Tibbar
  • Jack Rabbit
  • John-Paul Kramer
  • Coal
  • The Custodian
  • Keyst
  • Aunt Beast

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know that the album *Acid Almanac 2005-2008* by Casio Commander is a hidden gem in the electronic music scene? It blends genres like Ambient, Techno, and Acid with tracks inspired by quirky themes—like "Nude Beach Volleyball" and "Stranded On Arrakis." What makes it even cooler? The iconic *Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy* gets a nod with "HG2G Theme" and "March Of The Vogons." Oh, and fun fact: Bernie Leadon, a former member of The Eagles, co-wrote one of the tracks! The whole project was self-released under Casio Commander’s own label, adding to its indie charm.