Electronic currently spinning

[houdinifangs 1,293]

Anyone out there seriously listening to any electronic music?

[unclemack 3,023]

Listening to Trentemoller right now...love it.

[houdinifangs 1,293]

Alva Noto - Xerox Vol 1, very relaxing and sonically challeging.

Oval - O, amazing really...very listenable for Oval.

Both of these artists have pushed the conceptual boundaries of music and sound well beyond their peers... Not for everyone but everyone into sound should give them and Ryoji Ikeda a shot at least once...

Edited November 5, 2010 by houdinifangs

[ilikecrumpets 123]

Future Sound Of London - Lifeforms

[Mick35 48]

Phutureprimitive and Electric Universe are quite good.

[pete_mac 3,182]

Globalunderground GU39 Lithuania - Dave Seaman - sensational 2CD compilation for anybody who loves progressive/tech house. CD1 is brilliant and sounds wonderful on a nice system.

Tom Middleton - Sounds of the Cosmos - still love this 3CD compilation of house, tech, and electronica.

Layo & Bushwacka! - Night Works - sensational album that is still high on rotation despite being released about 8 years ago.

Marek Hemmann - Gemini - cracking track!

Dusty Kid - A Raver's Diary - great album

Also listening to Third Ear Audio thanks to the recommendation of a member in the reference tracks thread someone on SNA

[houdinifangs 1,293]

Boards of Canada - music has the right to children

[Jake 4,016]

**** Robot - From the Cradle to the Rave

Sounds wonderful on vinyl.

[okydoke 0]

autre ne veut self titled is very very interesting, really enjoying it

[metal beat 15,361]

Some great electronic with a germanic feel.

Colder

Anthony Rother - Simulationszeitalter

[houdinifangs 1,293]

Air - Moon Safari - An oldie but a goodie

Squarepusher - Just a Souvenir - drum & bass meets prog rock meets bootsy collins meets punk

[CraigC 315]

These is a great album i listened to earlier. Definately one to buy on vinyl.

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[metal beat 15,361]

Aphex twin - 4 LP set - Drukqs

[Grimmie 451]

For me the label to beat for quality elctronic music is Ninja Tunes. So many class artists - Amon Tobin, DJ Food, Funki Porcini, Coldcut, Mr Scruff, Cinematic Orchestra, Jagga Jazzist, Skalpel, The Herbaliser & many more. I must have a couple of dozen Zen / Ninja releases and I do love the compilations they regularly release.

This year they have been going for twenty years, no mean feat for a fringe genre like electronic music is.

Grimmie

[houdinifangs 1,293]

For me the label to beat for quality elctronic music is Ninja Tunes.

Grimmie

Possibly, I also enjoy many of the minimal experimental artists on the Touch label such as Fennesz, Oren Ambarchi, Biosphere and Ryoji Ikeda. Touch also reissues albums from the Mego label. The Raster-Norton also releases a lot of good experimental electronic including Alva Noto and Ryoji Ikeda. Thrill Jockey although not exclusively an electronic label have some pivotal electronic artists such as Oval, Mouse on Mars and Nobukazu Takemura.

Currently I’m listening to Fenessez/Daniell/Buck – Knoxville. This EP is a live recording of this trio. BTW the Buck in this group is none other than the Tony Buck from The Necks. I hope they release a studio album as this is simply too short.

[houdinifangs 1,293]

This looks interesting:

SND's successful ATAVISM album is now available on SDHC card (4 GB). The card contains all tracks in a special high quality format:

sampling rate: 96 kHz

bit depth: 24 bit

file format: wav

The tracks were specially mastered by Dubplates&Mastering, Berlin. Please make sure that your soundcard accepts this sampling rate.

Edited November 22, 2010 by houdinifangs