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DaskMig Illusions #4 by iSC
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Daskmig Illusions #4, from January 1995, was edited by Lash. It featured a restyled interface with two-column texts, mouse support and a progress bar. Hybris of Orchide had done the Daskmig logo, while the text-background had been calculated with a computer program. Unfortunately, the text was to hard read on it.
This issue had more articles than the previous ones. The dominating topic was a discussion about Lash having changed an article by Windy City / Proxima in Daskmig Illusions #3. This article was Windy's contribution to the discussion about the Norwegian scene. Lash felt that Windy was of the opinion that he and his group and were the best. So he altered Windy's article so that this presumed attitude was shown more clearly. This was a big mistake on Lash's part. Windy reacted fiercely in private mails and public bulletin boards. Lash published these reactions along with his comments in Daskmig Illusions #4. In addition, the experience inspired him to write an article entitled "Diskmag editor power".
There were also reviews of the demos at Juhla 1995 and an interview with Frog Fuzz of Nocturnal. The charts categories were demogroups, demos, Norwegian groups and intros. There were tutorials about the basics of demo-coding (only interesting for people who are really new to this matter) and about how to obtain samples for tracked music. All in all, it was quite a good issue compared to other diskmags of those days.