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Fun Stuff => BAND => Topic started by: Be My Head on 28 Jul 2008, 21:48
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Hey there, I've realized that I'm severely lacking in the Electronica/Techno department. So I've come for aid from you knowledgeable folks.
Basically I've only listened to a little bit, but so far I've enjoyed NIN's "The Perfect Drug" EP, Boards of Canada, and Aphex Twin.
I'd like it if you could throw out some recommendations based on that. I'm not looking for anything in the realm of "Dance Music", I want nothing that's oversimplified and meant to dance to. I'm looking for stuff that's more Avant-Garde and "out there".
Thank you in advance, I appreciate you guys taking the time to help me out.
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daft punk(some),M83-lower your eyelids to die with me,Boards of Canada-dayvan cowboy,FisherSpooner-All we are,Whitey,Benny Benassi
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Daft Punk is kind of boring for me.
Another one I forgot to mention is Venetian Snares, I like what I've heard of his stuff.
I'll check out the other ones you mentioned, though, and see if I like them.
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As far as stuff in a similar vein to Aphex Twin goes, check out Squarepusher.
As far as Venetian Snares goes, maybe check out Aaron Spectre//Drumcorps (http://www.aaronspectre.com/). Drumcorps is the more breakcore stuff (ie. more like Venetian Snares), Aaron Spectre is the dubstep side of things. Check out his mash-up of NIN's reptile with a whole bunch of heavy dubstep.
If you dig Boards of Canada, you might like DJ Krush. Similar downtempo style, not as warm and fuzzy, though. Also check out Cleptoclectics (http://www.myspace.com/cleptoclectics), and possibly Hermitude (http://www.myspace.com/hermitude) on a funkier tip.
Also, basically most stuff on Planet Mu, Warp, Hyperdub and Stones Throw record labels, and maybe Ninja Tune. In fact, go here (http://www.spannered.org/radio/1432/) and listen to a whole bunch of mixes from a whole bunch of people. Particularly the Kper mix, Quarta330's live mix, Aaron Spectre mix, Goth Trad, and um... pretty much everything actually, that site is fucking quality.
P.S. If you don't own one, buy a stereo with a sub or a good pair of headphones. Many types of electronic music have a heavy emphasis on the bass.
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(http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/9277/transeuropeexpress2ais5.jpg)
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I imagine there are very few people in the world who would not like Helios (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=69036995).
Also: Justice (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=19700933); Dan Deacon (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=5439084) (recently placed in the mediafire thread); and the aforementioned M83 (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=39437318).
I'm curious. What on God's green earth would make you find Daft Punk boring, and Boards of Canada, Aphex Twin, and Nine Inch Nails not boring? Is it some kind of distaste for happiness?
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Probably less a case of boring and more of not wanky enough.
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Probably. Anyway, more stuff to listen to:
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing
Dntel
Autechre
Röyksopp
Four Tet
And some more dance-ish stuff
Out Hud
Soulwax - Nite Versions
Pantha Du Prince
The Field
Nathan Fake
Gui Boratto
Matthew Dear
Ellen Alien & Apparat
Superpitcher
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Underworld, biznitches. Specially "Dubnobasswithmyheadman" and "Second toughest in the infants". "Beaucoup Fish" is good, but not essential (apart from maybe Cups and Judder/King of Snake). You can pass on "A hundred days off", it's not so great.
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Holy Fuck
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Strategy.
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I'm curious. What on God's green earth would make you find Daft Punk boring, and Boards of Canada, Aphex Twin, and Nine Inch Nails not boring? Is it some kind of distaste for happiness?
I'm pretty much the same as the OP, actually. I'd say it has more to do with the fact that Daft Punk is made for the dance floor, as is Soulwax or Justice or any of the "unce unce unce unce unce" brigade, whereas the artists mentioned (except for, uh, Nine Inch Nails I guess) are more suited for home listening, or maybe it's just better to say that you can't really dance to it. Aphex Twin's occasionally not averse to making music you can dance to, though.
And I don't know why anyone would come to think that Boards of Canada is not happy music. It's just not as pumped full of plastic and stimulants as Daft Punk. Is it the fact that they don't use vocals at all? Is it the lack of eurodisco influence? The fact that they're not much fun on coke?
Anyway, Planet Mu is where you'd want to be looking. If you like NIN and Aphex Twin then Battles would be right up your alley, probably. The aforementioned Helios trades in the sort of warm ambiance that BoC excels at. You'd probably dig Coil, if you're not opposed to getting much gothier than NIN. Trentemoller's pretty chilled out. If you like ambient music at all you should track down William Basinski.
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Don't forget Vitalic. And oh yes, Infected Mushroom perhaps. And :wumpscut: might be worth trying too?
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It sounds like you might be interested in some more Big Beat stuff like Prodigy, The Chemical Brothers, The Crystal Method, Basement Jaxx, whoever said Justice I agree with them, maybe try DJ Tiesto, but that might not be your cup of tea. My advice as far as Electronica/Techno goes, just go listen to a bunch and find out which niche you fall into with it.
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Okay, I'm going to make a list of all of these, just so I don't forget anything. Thanks for all the recommendations again, I never would have discovered all of this on my own.
Also, I do own a decent stereo with a sub, as well as a nice pair of Sony Noise Cancelling headhpones.
Oh, and to the person who recommended DJ Shadow, I forgot I've already listened to Endtroducing, I thought it was all right but something sounded off to me in some of the songs, I couldn't quite enjoy it for some reason.
List:
M83
FisherSpooner
Whitey
Benny Benassi
Squarepusher
Aaron Spectre//Drumcorps
DJ Krush
Cleptoclectics
Hermitude
Kraftwerk
Helios
Justice
Dan Deacon
Dntel
Autechre
Röyksopp
Four Tet
Underworld
Battles
Coil
William Basinski
Vitalic
Infected Mushroom
:wumpscut:
Prodigy
The Chemical Brothers
The Crystal Method
Basement Jaxx
DJ Tiesto
I'll sample each of them and let you guys know which fit my tastes. Now, off to listen to some music....
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I also recently found:
The Presets
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Man that list is hot.
I'll throw some cleptoclectics and hermitude up in the med!afire thread, on account of the fact they're local guys and you might not be able to find their stuff elsewhere.
Also, if you get into the Aaron Spectre, let me know, 'cause if you like dubstep I can recommend a shitload more artists. Same with drum n bass. Actually, maybe check out Dom and Roland as well to see if you dig it. He writes some nice techy drum and bass.
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I am in violent sexy love with Oh No! Oh My!, Royksopp, Owl City, and Hot Chip.
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I saw Oh No! Oh My! several months ago, I don't think I'd really call them Electronic or Techno.
However, I forgot, you should check out Ratatat.
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I'm going to be a total jerk and plug my own friend. He calls himself Pyroshock.
http://www.last.fm/music/Pyroshock
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=585476
I like it but I very well may be biased.
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Hmm, Boards of Canada and Aphex both roughly fall into the IDM tangent (although Aphex leans into Drill 'n' Bass and Ambient as well), while Venetian Snares tends towards Breakcore, so I'd probably recommend (off the top of my head, so I'm probably missing heaps)...
IDM or related:
Detritus (particularly the album Fractured)
Somatic Responses
Autechre (Particularly Tri Repetae, they can lean towards glitch though)
Gridlock
Bitcrush (their latest album is ambient, but still great)
Scanner (also jumps between idm and ambient)
Subheim
Stendeck
Ambient or related:
Helios
Deaf Centre
Nest
Tim Hecker
Frost/Ben Frost
Hecq (Night Falls album, earlier were glitch)
Christopher Bissonnette
Eluvium
Muhr
Peter Broderick
Yasushi Yoshida
Tomasz Bednarczyk
Stars of the Lid
Breakcore or related:
CDataKill
Aaron Spectre/Drumcorps (as others have said)
Tarmvred
Datach'I
Glitch/Clicks (not really related, but if you like the others, you'll probably like this style):
Another Electronic Musician
I/O
TrenteMoller (a bit of a stretch perhaps)
Dubstep (the straight-forward stuff isn't great, but the more interesting stuff should be up your alley):
Burial
Ital.tec
Enduser
Boxcutter
Pinch
Fanu
Avant:
Contagious Orgasm
Lawrence English
Bernard Parmegiani
Philip Jeck
Pluramon
Instrumental Hip-hop (again, may fit within your tastes):
Blockhead
RJD2
Kid Koala
DDay One
Label wise, check out Planet Mu, Ad Noiseam, Hymen, n5MD, Miasmah, Room 40, Type, Warp (but that's very hit or miss these days), Kranky and the net labels are often good too (www.serein.co.uk, www.thinner.cc as examples)
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...and the net labels are often good too (www.serein.co.uk, www.thinner.cc as examples)
Totally forgot about thinner, they have a huge assortment of free ambient/minimal. Good stuff.
Also be sure to check out Amon Tobin. His last album should be sufficiently quirky, earlier stuff is more drum & bass.
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I've we're plugging friends, I'm going to plug Oddskool (http://www.oddskool.com/), which is sort of glitchy electronicy stuff. I'm not sure what I'd compare him to - it's quite stripped down at times, and there's a lot of glitchy beats and rhythms. I like it a lot.
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Holy Fuck
this, Amon Tobin and RJD2.
I could channel Jeph here and say "Ellen Allein, Mathew Dear and Audion" or I could just refer you to this other electronica thread halfway down the front page that I recently locked because it's kind of old and oh god we have so many of these fucking threads why can't you guys use the goddamn search function?: http://forums.questionablecontent.net/index.php/topic,17542.0.html
also: http://forums.questionablecontent.net/index.php/topic,8926.0.html and http://forums.questionablecontent.net/index.php/topic,9277.0.html and http://forums.questionablecontent.net/index.php/topic,16306.0.html
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Maybe a stickied "asking for recommendations" thread would be useful?
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Perhaps! But it'd also be useful for people to search for shit first based on what their own preferences are before trundling in with only a handful of posts and asking us to predict what kind of music they like.
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The thing is most people think that the prediction is going to be unique to them and so want to post about it. That or they want to show off their e-penis or how "ecelectic" they are by posting a list of bands they like and asking for recommendations. So maybe if we had a recommendations thread stickied kind of like the blog thread in ILH. And maybe add somewhere in the rules that all requests for recommendations go in that thread?
I don't know, but these threads are getting really fucking annoying.
So that this post is actually contributing, I'm going to say Four Tet, specifically Rounds. Also seconding Kraftwerk.
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I really, really enjoy BT's This Binary Universe. It's really out there, (imagine dying computers thrown in a bucket with a full symphony and stirred with a chainsaw) but enjoyable, not weird-for-weirdness' sake.
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Vladislav Delay.
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Just my 2 cents, sorry if there are any repeats:
Armin van Buuren
Jes
Sunlounger
Gabriel & Dresden (duh)
Dave Dresden's solo work (a friend of mine in D.C. actually met with Dave and heard some unreleased solo stuff. he says it's unbelievable, so keep an ear out for that)
Kaskade
Kid Koala (more of a hip-hop influence)
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Jori Hulkkonen
Mr. Pulsar
Also check out this site: www.kahvi.org It is dedicated mostly to electronic music and everything on the site is legal and free.
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Oh shit yeah, check out ten and tracer (http://www.tenandtracer.com/). He makes some sweet IDM, and releases a lot of stuff under creative commons. So you can go and download it for free!
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Listen to Shit Robot
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If you haven't heard of them, try out Afro Celt Sound System (http://www.afrocelts.org/). They're a fairly eclectic (http://www.afrocelts.org/wst_page2.html) group of guys and gals ranging between an African master storyteller, a celtic vittuoso, a master dhol player...there's about 8 people total, and their sound is, well, it varies from track to track. Techno, with heavy celtic and african influences, obviously.
For your listening pleasure:
Mojave (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfgBz89sxMA)
Riding the Waves (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4heQyu1bijs)
Persistence of Memory (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dmh1cZQuXk)
Now, I don't know if Persistence of Memory is originally theirs, so please correct me if I'm wrong, but it's a pretty cool video anyway.
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This is my favourite album right now. Might not really fit in with the op's idea, but electro-pop is close enough especially when it's this good.
(http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/4479/ladytron604cover7wt.jpg)
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They're touring here in september/october. Maybe I will go!
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Actually I just want to clarify, are you strictly looking for electronic ambient/IDM type music, or are you looking for any kind of electronic music that isn't just a thumping 4 on the floor type of music that needs pills to be listened to? There is some good stuff that still falls into the catagory of "danceable" that is still really quite interesting. Check the mediafire thread to see if the Grafton Primary EP is still up, that is a great album. I might download Ponyloaf's first album as well, really kind of dark, almost industrial in a lot of ways but strangely ballin' and excellent for upbeat parties in the same vein.
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I love me some Fuck Buttons.
Pendulum is more mainstream, club-like stuff, but their BBC Essential Mix is Phenomenal.
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Ew, Pendulum.
Seriously, if you're after drum and bass, there's a whole bunch of better producers out there.
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Actually I really like their latest album, because it didn't really worry too much about actually being drum and bass and just tried to rock.
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Suicide? Not sure if they're what you're looking for, though.
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Crazy Frog. :-D
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Acumenation
An Albatross
Angelspit
Celdweller
Covenant
EC8OR
GOTO80
Grendal
Grim Faeries
Klutæ
Leæther Strip
ohGr
Pitbull Daycare
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Celdweller
Say what now?
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Yeah, he ain't looking for all that industrial-type stuff.
OP: do not check out Celldweller.
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This is useful, pretentious, and comprehensive. For artists, less so, but for genres, it helps.
http://techno.org/electronic-music-guide/ (http://techno.org/electronic-music-guide/)
Just sticky this, please.
Note: It's a little dated atm, but ver3 is coming 'soon.'
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Hey, don't knock Celldweller. Dude has colorful hair, and he makes club jamz.
Although, seriously, being subjected to a Pitbull Daycare show was about the worst thing that ever happened to me. And believe, some pretty terrible things have been done to me.
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That Ishkur guide is actually one of the least pretentious explanations of the various subgenres of electronic music you'll ever hear, it's quite aware of the arbitrariness of a lot of the distinctions and doesn't have a lot of airs like most serious electronic music fans you'll meet.
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Surely some of them subgenres are unneeded..About 4 seem to be pretty much 'hardstyle'. And he missed breakcore too, I think. But still, it is a damn good explanation.
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OP: do not check out Celldweller.
Duly noted
Also, I think I've got more than enough stuff to check out now, I'll simply discover whatever else I like through my usual way (checking out artists associated with ones I like already)
Thanks to everyone who recommended stuff ; )
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i fucking love electro/techno/trance/house whatevs. it's harder for me to like a whole album though because this genre seems so single based? maybe that is how i perceive it, but if you're lookign for a more trance feel, try dj tiesto, deep dish, andain...
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Because this thread absolutely needed to be bumped :|
Yeah, anyways, I'm always interested in listening to new music, but I thought this thread was kinda dead.
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May i suggest the labels UR or Plus 8 ( the m-nus stuff is eh).
Some of my fav
higher intelligence agency
legion of green men
anything on the fax label or warp records
basic channel
Some new Detroit/Sheffield stuff that is decent
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NofP-W6Qo3k
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Future Sound of London (Especially their ISDN album) and Nightmares on Wax (I recommend the Carboot Soul album as a starter) really belong on that list. Oh yeah... and Telefon TelAviv. Pretty much any of their albums are pure aural gold.
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If you're looking for something that is just upbeat and catchy, I have to suggest United State of Electronica. I've been listening them quite a bit lately, and they just sound really happy sounding. They only have one album, but it might be worth looking into.
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I enjoy some Eurotrash techno myself-Basshunter.
I would suggest that you check out Ratatat (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBedwedu01k ).
Very good stuff, for both mellow (electronica meets rock) and some dance.
However any chance I could get some recommendations for Basshunter-ish musicians?
Thnx.
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I would try Egadz! and Azeda Booth. I haven't seen them mentioned and they really should be, and seem to fit in with the music that you tend to listen to.
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OOO and Zero 7 maybe?
oh and Moderat, it would be rather silly if they weren't mentioned.
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That Ishkur guide is actually one of the least pretentious explanations of the various subgenres of electronic music you'll ever hear, it's quite aware of the arbitrariness of a lot of the distinctions and doesn't have a lot of airs like most serious electronic music fans you'll meet.
It's been a year but I'ma call foul on this one. The Ishkur guide, while comprehensive, is awash in the same speechifying that you'll find from any serious electronic music fan. Everybody's got their little cubby hole in the expanse of the genre. You just replace "pretention" with "populism" and you end up with this guy whinging about how even though Trance is total bollocks now it's really great, you have to appreciate its roots, and at the same time talking shit about William Basinski or Stars of the Lid and questioning whether they even make music. If you're going to get into whether or not something is actually music, you should not be given a website that is even remotely considered authoritative by anyone.
Really the whole rift between clubrats and headphone kids, hip hop-derivative fans and electro-derivative fans is pretty funny. Musical politics.
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I thought it was pertinent to mention in this thread that I uploaded the new Shpongle album in the mediafire thread (one page behind the current page). It's fucking awesome. If you want the word "psychedelic" associated with your electronic music at all, it's basically first on the list of stuff you should listen to.
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They remind me of Beats Antique.
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My kind of thread, I have nearly all of what is being listed.
Apart from the dubstep, because dubstep is shit. Invented in Croyden which is right near me and one of the scrattiest Chav ridden place in Greater London, every tune has the same damn bass line WAGGAWAGWAGWAG and sounds nearly exactly the same.
My addition will The Flashbulb AKA Flexe
His music varies greatly between albums, breakcore, ambient (not my thing), classical. He's one of the few people who can make good chilled breakcore tracks.
An example (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qbd4od64neI&feature=PlayList&p=48C217E36F776DD1&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=49)
Echoing casull, BT has some very good tracks.
Rose of Jericho (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sLRMAkc2aM)
and lol Pendulum... although I have seen them live.
For the best DnB check out anything on the Hospital Records label, my favorite being High Contrast.
bogdan raczynski who's on Aphex Twins label also has a few good tracks.
As far as House goes I heard some decent 16bit Lolita's tunes at this club the other night, checked out a few more of their tracks over the weekend and dig quite a few.
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16 Bit Lolitas are excellent, Anjunadeep is a great label.. although I prefer the -beats tracks, trance being my thing.
Every tune on Anjunadeep:01 is an instant classic though.
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Yay for bumping ancient threads
My addition will The Flashbulb AKA Flexe
His music varies greatly between albums, breakcore, ambient (not my thing), classical. He's one of the few people who can make good chilled breakcore tracks.
An example[/url
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qbd4od64neI&feature=PlayList&p=48C217E36F776DD1&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=49)
That's not too bad
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Gotta give a Flashbulb album a listen through to get him really, style changes from track to track. Hardcore breakcore and classical tracks on the same album sometimes, I actually like the classical ones which is a genre I've never paid any attention to. Not counting StarWars.
Amok, if trace is your thing have you ever heard of Terra Ferma?
The Adventures of... (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeUYJBGyT8Y) from the album of the same name.
I had to add this one to >_> (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CVGjTlMwBQ&feature=related)
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Hey, hey, I have a question? Yes, I do!
Okay, this seems to be fairly electronica based because I haven't seen it in any other genre. Okay, you might see artists collaborating on a song, but what does it mean when they're 'versus'? I'm curious because on this Matrix soundtrack (or maybe Matrix Revolutions, too lazy to check right now), it has a song by "Juno Reactor vs. Don Davis" and then also some songs by "Juno Reactor AND Don Davis". What's the difference?
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If I see "vs." I tend to think it's a remix as opposed to a collaboration. I'm thinking specifically of 21st Circuitry's The Remix Wars series (e.g., Wumpscut vs. Haujobb) and Techno Animal Versus Reality. That being said, I can't imagine that's a hard-and-fast rule to anyone.
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every tune has the same damn bass line WAGGAWAGWAGWAG and sounds nearly exactly the same.
Really?
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every tune has the same damn bass line WAGGAWAGWAGWAG and sounds nearly exactly the same.
Really?
All the songs are built around the wobbler effect.
WAGWAGWAGWAG (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycjd-J4xrGg).
And it's the music of Ketamine retards.
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Gosh, it's like the genre has conventions and structures and it's like no-one ever does anything new with it ever.
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You don't have to agree.
It's true that they do express wagwagwag in many different ways, I could almost listen to this track (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOSESeSkVI0) at home.
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The new post-dubstep band: Mogwagwagwag
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Kent is usually rock/pop but the new album called Röd has a lot of electronica... and It's pretty nice.
Here's a nice song with an awesome video. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7dafJ5D8i0)
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Maybe it's just because you were using onomatopoeia I don't really hear in a lot of tracks.
Try these on for size, they're infinitely better than the first track you linked to and better than Chase & Status:
Burial & Four Tet - Moth (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdTbgx5ZXSk)
Burial & Four Tet - Wolf Cub (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1AdPdx8fPw) (doesn't even have the wagwagwag sound as far as I can tell)
Kode 9 & Spaceape - 9 Samurai (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaU-pnassYM)
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This song is dubstep that is not wobbletarded, and it is fucking awesome (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zT7dVSUE84k)
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I found some soundtrack songs in my library yesterday and some of them are pretty great:
Fischerspooner - Emerge (Junkie XL remix) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQJqUmap16U)
Andy Hunter - Go (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6kEnSvvzQ4)
Aphrodite - Wobble (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOIhhx53X6k)
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Is that Burial & Four Tet stuff really dubstep? So chilled, it sounds really similar in style to some progressive house tunes I've heard example (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ic2Q-G0BEFQ&feature=PlayList&p=F95DA93BFD99F977&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=10)
This song is dubstep that is not wobbletarded, and it is fucking awesome (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zT7dVSUE84k)
Not bad, reminds me of raga jungle.
Piper: Junkie XL does a decent Still Alive (Mirror's Edge) remix to, although I prefer this Teddybear (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnX5Q2bLgd4) one.
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Yeah, it's dubstep (the moth track certainly is), Burial just has a more mellow, haunting sound. It's all to do with time signatures and shit as well, so I hear.
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I found some soundtrack songs in my library yesterday and some of them are pretty great:
Fischerspooner - Emerge (Junkie XL remix) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQJqUmap16U)
Andy Hunter - Go (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6kEnSvvzQ4)
Aphrodite - Wobble (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOIhhx53X6k)
You played SSX 3 didn't you
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You played SSX 3 didn't you?
Yep. The SSX games all had pretty good soundtracks but 3 was one of the best. I think On Tour was slightly better though.
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Yeah there really isn't many bad songs in that game
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XGRA: Xtreme G Racing Association (http://videogametunes.net/game/extremeg4xgra.html) has one the best electronica soundtrack of any game I've heard.
Lots of BT tracks, but apart from that has these two gems. Proactive (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VbAWpj8aoc) The Rush (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OcKeW0DfQ0)
(btw Proactive makes for an awesome Audiosurf level)
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You played SSX 3 didn't you
Is that the one that has the Paul Oakenfold remix of The Faint on it? That track is the SHIT. And the random Fatboy Slim track too.
Awesome game, awesome soundtrack.
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You mean this one?
The Faint - Glass Danse (Paul Oakenfold remix) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yo9g7crTStU&feature=related)
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Yeah that was the one
It also had the first song I ever heard by Royksopp (I think it was remixed by Junkie XL)
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Now I feel like playing SSX 3, Guys. Thanks a lot.
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Yeah that was the one
It also had the first song I ever heard by Royksopp (I think it was remixed by Junkie XL)
It was a Röyksopp track, Poor Leno, but the remix was by Silicon Soul not Junkie XL.
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Holy shit I remember that song from mtv days way back when. I've been thinking about that song once in a while, casually wondering what its name was and by who it was.
It's like something within me has finally been laid to rest.
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It was a Röyksopp track, Poor Leno, but the remix was by Silicon Soul not Junkie XL.
Thanks dogg it was that Fischerspooner song Junkie XL remixed now that I remember
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRzgFdQ88yY
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRzgFdQ88yY
Why would you do that to such a good song :[
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Kommen sie bitte und listen to Kraftwerk
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_KJaPqI_fI
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl8ewHTdZLE
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Eno, Brian Eno (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Eno)
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I posted Pop Ambient 2009 (from Kompakt) in the mediaf!re thread. You guys should check it out. Great ambient stuff, very wintery sound to it.
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New Pantha Du Prince wheeee (http://www.roughtraderecords.com/panthaduprince)