Favorite electronic songs
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Anything by VNV Nation, really.
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I'd post some, but y'all have fingers, eyes, ears and heartbeats.
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I'd post some, but y'all have fingers, eyes, ears and heartbeats.
Pretty much any song by Sean & Bobo, Blackstripe, or Vonikk.
I make no claims of having refined tastes in music.
I make no claims of having refined tastes in music.
Infected Mushroom (Probably one of the most varied, talented groups I've ever come across so far. New album out soon!)
Aphex Twin
Excision (and various related artists)
Anything glitch hop. Not picky there. At all.
Uhh, there's more. Much more. Oh!
Shpongle!
Does Massive Attack count? Yeah. They count. Electronic is broad enough a term.
Aphex Twin
Excision (and various related artists)
Anything glitch hop. Not picky there. At all.
Uhh, there's more. Much more. Oh!
Shpongle!
Does Massive Attack count? Yeah. They count. Electronic is broad enough a term.
Front line Assembly, Skinny Puppy, H.exe and Feindflug, are some of my favorite artists when it comes to electronic music. However, H.exe is aggrotech, so i'm not sure if that counts.
Moby - Play It's the only album I can listen to constantly without skipping a track. It is simply a timeless classic.
In terms of songs, these are a few I enjoy:
And yes, these are by bands in some form of the "Electronic genre". I checked.
And yes, these are by bands in some form of the "Electronic genre". I checked.
Most Juno Reactor stuff.
Electric Skychurch was a group I listened to years ago.
One particular song by Rabbit in the Moon called God Within
I just love the slow buildup of layers to it, that become something really amazing by the end.
I'm currently deeply in love with Above and Beyond, their original stuff is great, and I play their random stuff almost daily.
Crystal Method's first album Vegas, love that shit.
Most of my other electronica albums are collection albums, with a song by a different artist for each track.
A group called Hybrid are also really up my alley.
Oh! Pretty much everything Michael McCann (the guy from the Deus Ex Human Revolution/Mankind Divided soundtracks) has created. Found him from Human Revolution, fell in love with his other stuff.
I'm sure there are others, but that's all I can think of away from my music library.
Electric Skychurch was a group I listened to years ago.
One particular song by Rabbit in the Moon called God Within
I just love the slow buildup of layers to it, that become something really amazing by the end.
I'm currently deeply in love with Above and Beyond, their original stuff is great, and I play their random stuff almost daily.
Crystal Method's first album Vegas, love that shit.
Most of my other electronica albums are collection albums, with a song by a different artist for each track.
A group called Hybrid are also really up my alley.
Oh! Pretty much everything Michael McCann (the guy from the Deus Ex Human Revolution/Mankind Divided soundtracks) has created. Found him from Human Revolution, fell in love with his other stuff.
I'm sure there are others, but that's all I can think of away from my music library.
When you say songs, do you just mean electronic music or does at actually have to have singing in it?
Are we looking for house/techno family or just stuff that is mostly synth or computer based? A lot of music never sees an instrument barring a PC/sampler synth and the singers voice but isn't really thought of as "electronic".
Are we looking for house/techno family or just stuff that is mostly synth or computer based? A lot of music never sees an instrument barring a PC/sampler synth and the singers voice but isn't really thought of as "electronic".
My palette for electronic music is somewhat limited but i have a love for Klayton's different projects
Ok, well, I had a tree take out my phone line last week, but it should be repaired on Monday. Until then I'm on work computers, so I shouldn't really be compiling long lists & links. I'll post a bunch when fixed.MacLeod said:I mean both
Thank youZykon TheLich said:Ok, well, I had a tree take out my phone line last week, but it should be repaired on Monday. Until then I'm on work computers, so I shouldn't really be compiling long lists & links. I'll post a bunch when fixed.MacLeod said:I mean both
I've been getting hold of a whole shitload of downtempo chillout stuff lately, sometimes very beaty with rolling basslines (probably classed as 'trap', but some not so!), sometimes of the almost haunting variety. Some of it's vocal too. There are a couple of people I follow on YouTube, that link to a whole host of stuff over on SoundCloud.