Evoke (demo party)
 Demoscene |
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| Concepts |
| Demo - Intro - Demoparty - Effects - Demogroup - Compo - Music disk - Diskmag - Module file - Tracker |
| Alternative demo platforms |
| Amiga - Apple IIGS - Atari ST - Commodore 64 - Vic-20 - Text mode - ZX Spectrum |
| Parties |
| Current: Alternative Party - Assembly - Buenzli - Evoke - The Gathering - Sundown - X |
| Past: Breakpoint - Mekka & Symposium - The Party |
| Websites |
| Pouet.net - Scene.org - Mod Archive - Trax in Space |
| Software |
| ProTracker - Scream Tracker - Fast Tracker - Impulse Tracker - ModPlug - Renoise |
| Tracker musicians |
| Demosceners |
Evoke is the largest demoparty held annually in Germany (formerly the largest was Breakpoint, the last of which was held in April 2010).
Since 1997, Evoke takes place in the region of Cologne and is organized by Digitale Kultur e.V. Each year this computer festival attracts visitors from around the world and is known for high-quality entries in their competitions. Attendees of Evoke tend to appreciate its "familiar feeling"; contrary to other demoparties such as Assembly, almost every visitor knows everyone else.
The main corporate sponsor of Evoke is Intel and it is also supported by the Cultural Office of Cologne.
Like some other demoparties, Evoke has a motto each year. The location, the competitions and other things have to match it. (2003: "Zoo3", 2004: "digital playground")
In 2004, Evoke expanded to open up to the public with the Evoke Netlabel Night, where several prominent netlabels performed live. This add-on event was meant to cross over and draw in visitors who were not previously familiar or involved with the demoscene. This kind of sub-event is being continued in 2007 with the Evoke Tracks.
[edit] External links
- Evoke 2010
- Evoke 2009
- Evoke 2008
- Evoke 2007
- Evoke 2006
- Evoke website
- Evoke 2002 Invitation Demo - Stückelwerk by Black Maiden
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