Time for another crazy round of "Throwing BASIC code into an AI Music generator, and seeing what happens!"

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Album Art by Bing/DallE3

Graphics 512,512,1
Repeat
CLS 0,0,0,0.02
x=Sin(Mills()*0.2)*256+256
y=Cos(Mills()*0.33)*256+256

Text x,y, "Hello World",1
Flip
Forever

The same piece of code was inserted into Suno as lyrics, with the same style prompt each time.

Why am I doing this?
I'm really intigured by what happens when the engine is mostly left to its own devices. It's all well and good giving Suno NO lyrics, because it'll use ChatGPT to generate a decent amount of lyrics that it can work with. Instead, I'm giving it "a bit" of nonsense none-lyrics, and the engine has to pretty much fend for itself.
The results are the Musical LLM going on crazy journey, and taking us with it.
Honestly, I'm just fascinated by the odd nature of the resulting chaos.

Other Albums in this Collection
01 - 80s Synth Pop
02 - Country and Western, Acoustic
03 - 80s British Ska
04 - Modern electro Bossa Nova from 2012
05 - 70s Disco Hit with Psychedelic Overtones
06 - 90s Irish Boy Band
07 - 1980s Charity Single with Multiple Singers
08 - Novelty Parody Song (in the style of The Firms Star Trekkin)
09 - 90's Indie Britpop

The Prompt
Today's style is 90's Indie Britpop

01 - Exi Want To
: Download

02 - Frilly Freaks
: Download

03 - See No Signals
: Download

04 - Encore Forever
: Download

05 - For Tea
: Download

06 - Colours We See
: Download

07 - Curse of Two Five Three
: Download

08 - P.T.L.S.A.
: Download

09 - For Two One and Me
: Download

10 - Between Three Sticks
: Download

Thoughts : What, no Jarvis?!
For shame!

The selection starts of quite jolly with track 1's cheery happy singalong style, before becoming a bit Oasis'y by track 3.
Track 4 has quite the encore!
I enjoyed Track 7 quite a bit, though it is one of the less energetic tracks of the album.
Honestly, though, they're all a bit Oasis'y, and because of that, they all end up being "angsty shouting over guitars", and I'm not a fan of that sort of Britpop.
More synths, please!!

Have a favourite? Let us know in the comments!
And thanks for Suno for being so alarmingly impressive.