What are some other essential electronic albums for some one almost entirely new to the genre? Besides Aphex Twin, I've listened to (and enjoyed) Boards of Canada and Flying Lotus.
I think these albums are very much worth checking out and are friendly to newcomers
What are some other essential electronic albums for some one almost entirely new to the genre? Besides Aphex Twin, I've listened to (and enjoyed) Boards of Canada and Flying Lotus.
What are some other essential electronic albums for some one almost entirely new to the genre? Besides Aphex Twin, I've listened to (and enjoyed) Boards of Canada and Flying Lotus.
seeing as it sounds like you're more interested in the chill headphones side of the spectrum, I'd try these out
What are some other essential electronic albums for some one almost entirely new to the genre? Besides Aphex Twin, I've listened to (and enjoyed) Boards of Canada and Flying Lotus.
What are some other essential electronic albums for some one almost entirely new to the genre? Besides Aphex Twin, I've listened to (and enjoyed) Boards of Canada and Flying Lotus.
I think these albums are very much worth checking out and are friendly to newcomers
Thanks for your recommendations! I listened to these last night and I enjoyed Endless Summer the most. It had a warm, relaxing sound. Feed Me Weird Things was very good, too. "Squarepusher Theme" is the type of track with a great balance between heavy beats and smooth instrumentation. Tracks like "North Circular" with heavy beats and glitched instrumentation were more difficult to get into. I enjoyed "Terminal Silver" from Church of the Ghetto P.C., but most of the album was glitchy. Maybe glitch is an acquired taste? 😄
I'm going to pick up Endless Summer and give the other two another listen when I've warmed up to the genre a bit more. Thanks again!
looking for noise recs, but I'm very picky when it comes to noise. I like bits of Kazumoto Endo but While You Were Out just didn't click with me too much. I like bits and pieces of Merzbow (mostly his collaborative efforts), some bits of Whitehouse, and I like the noisier side of industrial a lot (IRM, Big City Orchestra, Ramleh, etc). Also quite like the Kevin Drumm I've heard. But for me the greatest noise album I've heard (which has almost hit my chart once or twice) is
I've been getting back into 00's Post Hardcore recently, the 2 biggest bands bands being At The Drive-In and Hot Snakes, does anyone have any favorites in the genre that they'd think I'd enjoy? Note: Do not recommend me La Dispute
I've been getting back into 00's Post Hardcore recently, the 2 biggest bands bands being At The Drive-In and Hot Snakes, does anyone have any favorites in the genre that they'd think I'd enjoy?
I know next to nothing in this area and I seriously doubt there's anything new I could show you that you don't already know very well, BUT if you haven't already heard I do quite like the two albums NoMeansNo's released during the 2000s. Nothing as good as Wrong but solid stuff nonetheless
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