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Listening to Nite Rite 2 has triggered something in my memory; there’s something strangely familiar about the building organ riff lurking in the background of the track that takes me back to better times spent playing Sonic The Hedgehog on the Megadrive. The cacophony of chiptune style arps probably contribute to the whole effect too.

Anyway, I was of the opinion that Nite Rite 1 was pretty good, and I like Nite Rite 2 even more. This leaves me curious as to how good the rest of the Nite Rite series will be, so I’ve used sophisticated graphical modelling techniques to predict future ‘Nite Rite quality’, as seen below.

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As you can see, we should be in for a real treat as the series progresses. That’s just maths, and you can’t argue with maths, because it doesn’t have ears.

Out on the next full moon of March 9th….

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James Brown

is a musician/producer from the north-east of England, now residing in a charmingly frenetic area of north London. He is generally engrossed in music production under his Plainview moniker, and has a soft spot for old-school sci-fi novels with badly drawn covers. You can find him out and about in Dalston and Stoke Newington most weekends, or Djing at his residency for club night French Cafe. Feel free to contact James at james_philip_brown@yahoo.co.uk