Trash80, whose real name is Timothy Lamb, is a pioneering chiptune artist known for seamlessly merging the nostalgic bleeps and bloops of old-school 8-bit video game consoles with contemporary electronic music. As an innovator in expounding the potential of the Game Boy as a serious musical instrument, he has crafted his own niche in the chipmusic scene, employing vintage gaming hardware alongside modern production techniques to create a sound that is both fresh and unmistakably retro.

With a discography embodying the essence of chip music, Trash80 has solidified his place in the genre with numerous releases that delight fans of electronic music and gaming culture alike. His most recent works, including "Theia" and the "Archivl" series, showcase his evolution as an artist, blending melodic chiptune anthems with a refined electronic edge. Trash80's 2012 album "Icarus," remains a celebrated milestone, featuring some of his most memorable and intricate compositions to date, continuing to resonate with aficionados of the chiptune genre. His music is not only a look back at the sounds that defined early video games, but a testament to how far the blending of nostalgia and innovation can take an artist.