The Monthly Demo instalment for April 2017 is, unsurprisingly, called MD201704 but at least the platform it runs is unusual; this is a 40 column C128 demo full of colourful raster splits in the upper and lower borders. Everything this time was handled by T.M.R including the music, an old cover of the Protracker module "Dozey" by Jozz.

How about a new graphical outing for the Caped Crusader on the C64? The latest instalment of our Monthly Demo series MD201703 - The Bat-Tro from T.M.R (bat code and bat graphics) and aNdy (bat music) can arrange that for you!

There's a new demo in town, it's name is MD201702 and there's music from Odie accompanying the FLI-based colour effects (not too far removed from those of MD201509 but with a few extra tricks up their sleeves) from T.M.R.

We're having a busy day here at Cosine towers, releasing a second entry into the CSDb Intro Creation Competition called Refix 2017 (code and graphics by T.M.R and music from aNdy and New Years Disc 2017 contribution MD201701 (music by Sack, code and graphics again from T.M.R. Happy new year and all that gubbins!

Koalatro is the misleadingly titled first Cosine entry into the 2016 CSDb Intro Creation Competition. The programming, graphics and conversions were handled by T.M.R with some double speed music courtesy of aNdy.

There's two releases for the price of one today at the Cosine website; for a start we have MD201607 another slightly "quick and dirty" monthly demo release which is a reworking of code from T.M.R's workfiles and an old tune of Sack's.

But the second and more important release is Crackers' Demo 5 for the Plus/4, which has a part contributed by Cosine with code and graphics again by T.M.R and TED music from aNdy... along with three disk sides of other parts from members of the Plus/4 scene!

There's nothing like a little "scene drama" with MD201606 - JSL Poop which takes a JSL picture called CSDb Shit and converts it to a scrolling bitmap. Code and graphical conversions by T.M.R with music provided by aNdy.

MD201605 is, unsurprisingly, another entry into our Monthly Demo series; the code (which started life as example code for a DYCP but rapidly got out of hand) and graphics were put together by T.M.R, and the excellent music is courtesy of aNdy.