bgillesp
01.02.23 | If you want a Trip Hop rec with some very out-there vocals try Elsiane- Hybrid. You may hate it, but if you let the vocals grow on you (may take time), itâll grow a lot
Also if you want no vocals, Venetian Snares- Rossz⊠is amazing breaks |
protokute
01.02.23 | Some certified classics I could think of:
Ashra - New Age Of Earth
Manuel Gottsching - E2-E4
The Field - From Here We Go Sublime
Young Marco - Welcome to Paradise (Italian Dream House 89-93)
Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92
Lone - Emerald Fantasy Tracks
The Orb - Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld
Orbital - "Brown" album
Leftfield - Leftism
Caribou - Swim
Man With No Name - Moment of Truth
Biosphere - Microgravity
Zomby - Where Were U in 92?
Tiesto - In Search Of Sunrise 1
Ulrich Schnauss - A Strangely Isolated Place
The Prodigy - Experience
Deep Dish - Renaissance Ibiza
Chicane - Behind The Sun
Paul Oakenfold - Goa Mix 1994
Sasha And John Digweed - Northern Exposure
Ultramarine - Every Man and Woman Is A Star
808 State - 90 |
SlothcoreSam
01.02.23 | One classic oldie, and one new-gen.
Nasenbluten- 100% No Soul Guaranteed
Sewerslvt - We Had Good Times Together, Don't Forget That
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granitenotebook
01.02.23 | four tet - there is love in you
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Hyperion1001
01.02.23 | drexciya - neptunes lair
Autechre - lp5
Robert hood - minimal nation
basic channel - bcd1 |
WRYN
01.02.23 | Proem - Negativ
Lusine - The Waiting Room (plus the alt. mix of "Another Tomorrow") |
Demon of the Fall
01.02.23 | not feeling particularly creative today, so have some obvious shit in priority orderâŠ
The Knife - Shaking the Habitual (2013)
Yellow Magic Orchestra - S/T (1978!)
Lapalux - Amnioverse (2019)
Nicolas Jaar - Space Is Only Noise (2010) |
YoYoMancuso
01.02.23 | michael jackson - thriller (breakcore) |
MoM
01.02.23 | Culprate - Deliverance |
Demon of the Fall
01.02.23 | Supermodified is a hella of an intro, niiiiice! |
WRYN
01.02.23 | 2 is probably missing "Four Ton Mantis" btw. |
brainmelter
01.02.23 | Lapalux - Nostalchic is a very accessible and good album for an electronic newb |
Kompys2000
01.02.23 | Steve Roach- Structures From Silence (ambient, progressive electronic)
Source Direct- Secret Liaison/Complexities (DnB, jungle)
Sneaker Pimps- Becoming X (trip hop) |
Relinquished
01.03.23 | my two cents
Leon Vynehall - Rojus
Octo Octa - Resonant Body |
markjamie
01.03.23 | The Field - From Here We Go Sublime |
Sharenge
01.03.23 | currently in rotation:
DJ Stingray 313 - Aqua Team
Bows - Blush
Pale Sketcher - Golden Skin
JK FLESH - Sewer Bait
Council Estate Electronics - Arktika
stone-cold classics:
Autechre
Aphex Twin
Boards of Canada
Burial
Biosphere
Massive Attack
looks like you got those bases covered already...
actually, scratch that... looks like nobody said any Boards of Canada yet... they will inevitably say Music Has the Right to Children and/or Geogaddi... my picks would be
Boards of Canada - Twoism
Boards of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest |
combustion07
01.03.23 | Scorn- Governor (very cool bassy stuff, one of my earliest electronic discoveries)
Andy Stott- Too Many Voices (Dope, New Romantic is my jam)
Autechre- Incunabula (another early discovery, Basscadet might be my favorite electronic track ever)
Mum- Yesterday Was Dramatic - Today Is OK (this is my favorite album from them overall but I highly recommend you check out The Land Between Solar Systems from the album that followed it. Absolute perfection imo)
Squarepusher- Do You Know Squarepusher- (newer find and I love it)
Justice- Cross (+) (Stone cold classic)
Tangerine Dream- Phaedra (another classic, old school perfection)
Very excited to dive into these recs as it's a style of music that I love the little I've heard but have been wanting to dive much deeper into
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combustion07
01.03.23 | https://youtu.be/wJic85Oc5fQ
This also! I suppose this would be more drum & bass I guess?!? Addicted to this track and the visual that's with it though |
Sniff
01.03.23 | Vladislav Delay - Anima |
Juturna91
01.03.23 | I will post some recs I guess, mostly stuff from the last couple of years since everybody has already posted all the classics:
Sunda Arc - Night Lands (really great for rainy days too)
Moderat - II
The Range - Mercury
Rival Consoles - Now Is
Ross From Friends - Tread
Portico Quartet - Monument
Dj Seinfeld - Mirrors
Lynyn - Lexicon
Lone - Always Inside Your Head
Lorn - The Maze To Nowhere
Lapalux - Amnioverse
Kessler - Ambivalent
Vijunns - Liminal EP |
Sharenge
01.03.23 | nice those are big - probably worth noting if you're not already aware that Substrata, while seemingly his most critically acclaimed, is (at least from the releases I've heard) Biosphere's most purely ambient album so hopefully it doesn't send you to sleep land |
Hyperion1001
01.03.23 | if one of the best albums ever made puts you to sleep then I just feel sorry for you tbh |
Avagantamos
01.03.23 | djrum - mountains
edIT - crying over pros for no reason
machinedrum - vapor city / vapor city archives
skee mask - compro
carbon based lifeforms - hydroponic garden |
z00sh
01.03.23 | orbital - in sides
christoph de babalon- if you're into it i'm out of it |
Hyperion1001
01.03.23 | that Christoph de babalon album is unreal good awesome rec |
combustion07
01.03.23 | Threw on Substrata because of the praise here and know virtually nothing of ambient music to my knowledge but this is quite nice |
Demon of the Fall
01.03.23 | Christoph de bab is v good aye (2)
I see we are closed for business now. Loads of great recs here. |
WRYN
01.05.23 | Sorry to hear that you're ill. If the genre is of interest for you I can highly recommend DJ Hidden's "Isoclusion" as more of a modern take on atmospheric dnb. |
Hyperion1001
01.05.23 | cybotron is Juan Atkins and Richard Davis. Youâd be hard pressed to find someone more influential on a specific genre than atkins.
that album is essentially one of the foundational modern electronic albums. we call it electro, which is essentially kraftwerk filtered through urban detroit, which is where the funk and hiphop influences come from.
detroit and chicago were the birthplaces of electronic music, and if you donât like that album you might find it hard to like any other Detroit techno until you get to the third wave, which is kind of sad because that period contains some of the best music ever made.
you might find more to like with model 500, which is atkins but a much more streamlined âtechnoâ sound. |
Josh D.
01.05.23 | I would never be cruel enough to someone to recommend them electronic music. |
Kompys2000
01.05.23 | Ooh excited for this next little stretch, some cool BIG albums on the docket!! Aphex! Vsnares! (Sigh)Autechre! |
protokute
01.05.23 | I guess it's important to note that mindset and the setting sometimes has a very big impact on how we react to new music. A lot of people only first turn on to the more dancey-ravey stuff when they are actually at a rave or when the music is blasting through your car speakers, or simply when you are just having a simple good time, and you're open to the stuff. But I don't know how you're actually listening to the music. Just hope you have some fun with these recs. |
Hyperion1001
01.05.23 | it cannot be overstated how important a good speaker system that can reproduce subbass is to understanding dance music. armchair electronica is a different beast, but, for music specifically made for a dance floor, you have to feel it as much as you hear it, and you can really only get that experience in a club. |
protokute
01.05.23 | yep! not that it's essential I might say but it's a completely different experience and you never forget the first time feeling that sub hitting |
AnimalsAsSummit
01.05.23 | My new album - The Fallen Shall Rise Again :) |
Relinquished
01.06.23 | lmao if thatâs how you feel about 5 have fun with 7 |
protokute
01.06.23 | That's not I was trying to say, indeed. I first got into electronic music, digging through stuff, and getting to know its history, and why it was such a big deal in the first place. My entry gate to electronic music, was stuff like Primal Scream's Screamadelica, Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, and from that I eased myself into other stuff, and it was only later that I first got to go to raves. It's not like it's gatekeeping you from getting into it. And after all, electronic music it's a whole universe of possibilities. |
bgillesp
01.06.23 | Glad you liked the vox and album overall! Its one that I liked at first but slowly grew from a low 4 to a 5 over about 8 months for me so if you feel like it, revisit some time in the future |
AnimalsAsSummit
01.06.23 | Ps2 and Xbox got me into electronic. Never looked back. |
Kompys2000
01.07.23 | Fuck yeah 7 rips, cavalcade and detrimentalist are also super worth checking if you like anything about it besides the strings
Def feel ur point about 6 (though the vocals are a big sticking point for me lol) a lot of second-string trip hop could use more shenanigans |
Hyperion1001
01.07.23 | âMy entry gate to electronic music, was stuff like Primal Scream's Screamadelica, Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, and from that I eased myself into other stuff, and it was only later that I first got to go to raves.â
yep this was exactly my experience just with different artists. itâs not like Iâm saying you canât appreciate this style without having the club experience, itâs just that the genre developed a whole new meaning once I consumed it as it was intended to be consumed. i genuinely hope you get to experience it eventually because not much in this world is better than good live music. |
DadKungFu
01.07.23 | Benga
Bansheebeat
Monolake
Blanck Mass
Andy Stott |
AnimalsAsSummit
01.07.23 | Check out Inferno EP by Dylan |
Demon of the Fall
01.07.23 | I donât understand what âsmash-bash boisâ means, but it is essential very good musics, so presumably this is a good thingâŠ
I had it 5d once, may do again, weâll see đ€·đ» |
Kompys2000
01.07.23 | Lucky shit if vsnares is ur gateway artist pretty sure my gateway into bleep bloop from rock was uhhhhhhhhhhhhh nintendocore comps |
Demon of the Fall
01.07.23 | fair enough, Iâve never seen it that way yet I did absolutely love it upon initial inspection, so perhaps this is correct
The lustre wore off marginally more recently, was hoping this was just a blip. Still great mind |
Kompys2000
01.07.23 | Yeah it does get a noticeable first-listen-novelty boost but still earns that magnum opus rep |
Ryus
01.07.23 | some pretty good entry level recs here. wish i heard 14 a lot sooner than i did |
Kompys2000
01.07.23 | Oh man dollx3 bangs ridiculous Winnipeg is a Frozen Shithole does go even harder but is also much worse imo |
Hyperion1001
01.07.23 | "i was raised on jean michel jarre and AMIGA mod music"
that sounds amazing tbh |
AnimalsAsSummit
01.07.23 | Hive, Keaton, Echo & Gridlock - Welcome To Violence
One of the greatest electronic albums ever made |
bgillesp
01.08.23 | Hehe, glad you dug |
Avagantamos
01.08.23 | im gonna go ahead and say it. huge chrome cylinder box unfolding isn't breakcore |
Kompys2000
01.08.23 | yeah it's kinda more just idm (good idm though unlike every other time vsnares tries to do idm). still an obvious breaks influence on it so w/e |
combustion07
01.08.23 | Honestly I gave up on trying to understand all the electronic subgenres before I even started to dive in lol. Outside of the punk and metal spectrums I'm a total dilberto when it comes to categorizing music anywho |
protokute
01.08.23 | Actually curious to hear 7, knew the group, but never actually listened to them. |
Kompys2000
01.08.23 | "you put one step forward into a sub genre and someone slaps you back like âno you have used the wrong word you FUCK itâs ACTUALLY psy-dub-urban-chip-acid-breaks, cretinâ"
Yeah i joined some music discord last year when I was just starting to get into trance and jungle and shit and some asshole I'd never said a word to before crawled all the way up my ass for like, mixing up "techno" and "electronica". He said it was "as bad as calling Nirvana death metal" like bruh I LITERALLY said I was just starting to get into it how about you take it down a notch or twenty |
combustion07
01.08.23 | I have not the slightest idea what a single difference between techno and electronica is lol. The Nirvana death metal line is peak exaggeration though so cheers to that guy out here taking leaps and whatnot |
WRYN
01.08.23 | Electronica: placeholder term for anything not fitting into a specific niche.
Techno: Mainly four on the floor tracks at around 150 bpm with an emphasis on basic rhythm instead of sonically extensive bass and synth lines. |
Hyperion1001
01.08.23 | youâre better off just not learning the genres because then you have to figure out what the fuck âdeconstructed clubâ and âhexdâ even mean (hint: itâs nothing)
a good litmus test for someone to listen to about music is whether or not they care about genres. |
twlight
01.09.23 | Swarms, stumbline |
granitenotebook
01.09.23 | experience is so good |
granitenotebook
01.09.23 | best prodigy album |
protokute
01.09.23 | yup! listening again right now after a long time!
if you're curious about which genre/style to call it, it's hardcore breakbeat |
Hyperion1001
01.09.23 | excited for todays update, one of the best electronic albums ever |
Hyperion1001
01.09.23 | he should honestly listen to drukqs first based on the previous updates. feel like hed love that one. |
Ryus
01.09.23 | never really liked aphex twin except for drukqs until like last year. since then ive kinda come around to SAW and come to daddy I but could take or leave basically everything else |
Hyperion1001
01.09.23 | the only one i really donât like is RDJ album, but Iâm definitely a âdrukqs is his best albumâ truther
i also love the analord series. also donât forget the tuss, that would be his 3rd best if it were under the apex moniker. |
Demon of the Fall
01.09.23 | I probably prefer Druqs/Syro to his earlier works, not that theyâre inherently inferior, just a preference. I guess SAM1 sounds primitive now, but thatâs also part of the charm and I actually found it easier to crack than 2.
And yeah donât worry about genre terminology, if someone gives you shit for it thatâs their problem, a lot of the time some of the more minor distinctions arenât particularly important anyway. Thereâs an absolute fuck-ton of electronic sub-genres and several years into my own journey, I still havenât the foggiest what half of them mean. |
Liberi Fatali
01.09.23 | This list is decidedly disconnected from club scene atm (apart from Octo Octa, and at a push, Leon Vynehall). :-( Feel community have let ya down.
For something that you'd actually hear on scene, try something like Roza Terenzi & D Tiffany - Edge of Innocence, or Courtesy - Night Journeys Remix EP (both 2022 releases). =] |
Demon of the Fall
01.09.23 | were you really expecting Sput to rec club âsceneâ music? Lol
I mean, someone might⊠probably not gonna be common though, more likely nerdy internet stuff to jam in your basement (okay, I use the loft) |
Liberi Fatali
01.09.23 | Yeah I get ya. But there used to be a couple folks on here back in the day who wouldn't just give the usual suspect albums. But I'm an old fogey after all. =] |
Sharenge
01.09.23 | HE LIKES IT |
protokute
01.09.23 | Well, then we were supposed to be reccing singles and dj sets and mixes, which i don't think is the point. I rec'd a lot of "club/rave" stuff tho |
Hyperion1001
01.09.23 | as we discussed earlier in the thread, club music doesnât always translate well to an at-home, headphone listening experience, especially if youâre brand new to the genre.
if he wanted to get up to date with the current club scene heâd be better served actually going to a club, which isnât always possible depending on where you live. |
Ryus
01.09.23 | "were you really expecting Sput to rec club âsceneâ music? Lol"
i rec that shit on the daily |
Liberi Fatali
01.09.23 | I'm just saying stuff that made it through to the person who made list's final listening list unfortunately misses a whole aspect of electronic and dance music culture. Which is a shame for them.
No hate on the suggestions from y'all (big ups to likes of people who rec'd Kessler - Ambivalent, Octo Octa, DJ Stingray 313, Skee Mask etc) |
Ryus
01.09.23 | is this list closed for recs because if not
jeff mills - live at the liquid room, tokyo |
Hyperion1001
01.09.23 | if you really want to get into the club scene, I think the best way is probably through dj mixes and not long players. if we just told him to go listen to marcel dettmann and ben klock white labels I donât think heâs get much out of it without context. |
Hyperion1001
01.09.23 | in line with what I just said listen to that mills mix cause it may be the best mix of all time. |
Ryus
01.09.23 | that was basically the mix that showed me theres more to music than listening to it in your room or even jamming out with your buddies in the car. theres nothing better than going to a club and listening to a set and dancing your ass off. |
Hyperion1001
01.09.23 | the only one that rivals it for me is mills wire mix and I can never decide which I like more tbh. |
Ryus
01.09.23 | understandable asleep. hope you enjoy anyway :] |
Liberi Fatali
01.09.23 | Patterns always a good shout @JohnnyoftheWell =] |
granitenotebook
01.10.23 | DJ mixes > albums [2] |
Liberi Fatali
01.10.23 | DJ Mixes > albums > 30s previews of EPs on vinyl retailers > Shazam on phone in club |
Sniff
01.10.23 | Listening to a DJ Mix is just like listening to someone else's spotify playlist. Change my mind. |
protokute
01.10.23 | Then you aren't listening to a real DJ mix, or you're just listening to a selection of curated songs from a DJ. Just take a peek at that Jeff Mills mix mentioned above and say that that's just like listening to someone else's Spotify playlist. |
JohnnyoftheWell
01.10.23 | Resubscribed lol |
AsleepInTheBack
01.10.23 | KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON BOYS |
SlothcoreSam
01.10.23 | Glad u dig that crazy shiiiit |
AsleepInTheBack
01.11.23 | 11 is live i am tired henlo how is everybody doing on the day after the apocalypse |
Hyperion1001
01.11.23 | weâre so close to Autechre Iâm very excited |
Ryus
01.11.23 | and basic channel day !!! |
Hyperion1001
01.11.23 | honestly the next 5 are all pretty primo. |
Ryus
01.11.23 | yeah these are mostly great picks in general for a fairly well-rounded intro to electronic. still have the field, BoC, tangerine dream, and biosphere to go as well. good stuff |
AsleepInTheBack
01.11.23 | Ye there do be some big hitters coming up, hopefully I wonât shit the bed and hate them all lol |
AsleepInTheBack
01.12.23 | 12 is my new fave on this list. Sublime. |
granitenotebook
01.12.23 | :) |
Hyperion1001
01.13.23 | AUTECHRE DAY GET HYPE
congrats you get to listen to the best band of all time |
AsleepInTheBack
01.13.23 | fuck me im not sure 1 day is enough time for some of these records lol, 13 was a lot of information to absorb. really promising first couple of listens though. |
Hyperion1001
01.13.23 | thatâs actually not too different from my first experience with them. i heard tri repetae first after basically listening to solely metal for years and my reaction was basically âwhat do I even do with this?â It was so overwhelming and different and I didnât really know what to think, but something intrigued me enough to keep coming back and every time I did I found something interesting. after a few months of listening to it, I was finally like âwow, this is the best thing Iâve ever heard.â
since then ive discovered that all my favorite music is difficult in some way, but is highly rewarding if you spend time and effort trying to decode it, and thatâs exactly what autechreâs discography is like. |
AsleepInTheBack
01.14.23 | Did not expect 14 to be so relaxing and therapeutic |
Hyperion1001
01.14.23 | itâs basically edits and recontextualizations of tracks they released as singles through chain reaction. all those tunes exist elsewhere, some of them much more dance floor focused than they are on this comp, but they approached the edits on the BCD series for home listening instead of dj tools.
BCD2 retains much more of the original club tendencies, BCD one is almost unrecognizable compared to the singles.
both are amazing though. if you are at all into reggae and dub check out rhythm & sound which is the same guys but making spaced out dub instead of pure techno. also very relaxing and chill. |
AsleepInTheBack
01.16.23 | i appreciate the explanation behind those recs, Hyperion. slowly feeling like I'm building up a mind map of what electronic music can be which is exactly what i hoped this list would do. makes it all feel a lot more achievable and easier to navigate, which has been what's put me off it - such a massive expanse of music that i've felt i've lacked the right musical language/context to understand.
im a little late on 15 but there we go |
WRYN
01.16.23 | Good to see you got something out of the records. I have to admit, that I've never understood the appraisal of Four Tet in the slightest. Just personally hard to imagine to get a deep enjoyment out of something like the chopped up vocal cuts in "Angel Echoes" or the out-ouf-time drum loop in the following track. The latter oddly reminds me of Banco De Gaia's track "Kincajou", where a deliberately awkward drum beat is used as a sort of false start.
If you want to hear something similar to the Prodigy with more technical depth there's also Meat Beat Manifesto's "Actual Sounds + Voices", btw. |
JohnnyoftheWell
01.16.23 | l o v e the chopped-up vocals on Angel Echoes lol
is 16 the same kinda deal as Serial Hodgepodge? dug that album a reasonable amount |
WRYN
01.16.23 | No, I think it's actually much more advanced and cohesive, although "The Stop", "Everything Under The Sun" and "Falling In" are still respectable. I just wished the alternative mix of track five would have been used instead. |
AsleepInTheBack
01.16.23 | l o v e the chopped-up vocals on Angel Echoes lol [2] and the wonky drum loop on the following track, soooooo head snappingly addictive and affecting in a way I cant place or describe, arg |
Hyperion1001
01.16.23 | youve still got some absolute timeless music coming up too. 21, 25, 26, 27, and 28 are all either hard 5's or near classics.
i like this format tbh i should do this for some of the genres i dont usually listen to. |
AsleepInTheBack
01.16.23 | id definitely recommend the format, not just for the broader community engagement it leads to (I've interacted with quite a lot of users here that I've never spoken to before) but also for facilitating a very concentrated and consistent listening experience that I've found very helpful in trying to wrap my head around a body of music that listening to an album here and there every now and then just wouldn't achieve.
I'd also intended to do a similar list for hip hop and jazz in the coming months, but we'll see - I may just stick around in electronic for a couple more months. I had also thought of ambient but it appears my thunder has been stolen by a usurper.... |
JohnnyoftheWell
01.16.23 | Yaw loads of good shit coming up, 17 and 31 also GOATed
Hyp peep my ambient list for the entry i'm about to finish writing aaa |
protokute
01.16.23 | Asleep, I just figured no one has rec'd you Air - Moon Safari, which is kinda curious, but I guess it's an essential. Hope you can give it a listen sometime later, it's been a long time I haven't listened to it again, but I used to love it. |
AsleepInTheBack
01.16.23 | Thanking you! I have actually heard that one about 5 years back, on my commute when I was sleep deprived and doing long af travelling, and I fell asleep (somewhere in the back of the train) listening to it BUT what I remember from between slipping in and out of consciousness was really lovely. Will re-Czech. |
granitenotebook
01.17.23 | interested to see what you think of 17 |
AsleepInTheBack
01.18.23 | i think i love it but that's a lot of music to unpack in one day lol i will sit on it a lil longer |
AsleepInTheBack
01.18.23 | I have expressed some more opinions you are welcome |
WRYN
01.18.23 | Interestingly YMO were apparently the first band ever to use the TR-808 drum machine on their record "BGM", which I still like. |
AsleepInTheBack
01.20.23 | 20 is brilliant holy shit |
MoM
01.20.23 | ^ Glad you like it! |
AsleepInTheBack
01.21.23 | 21 is also brilliant holy shit. mad that it came out the same year as Ray Lynch's Deep Breakfast, a masterpiece in exactly the same lane. |
granitenotebook
01.21.23 | 21 is amazing, maybe the most calming album i've heard. i'll have to try deep breakfast |
Kompys2000
01.21.23 | Ha, great blurb for Steve roach, definitely been a bit of a comfort album for me at times |
Demon of the Fall
01.21.23 | I did purposefully go for a potentially difficult / easy to digest combo with my recs, seems as though it went okay though đđ»
It took me ages to truly love 17, was mostly âintriguingâ for a long ass time |
Demon of the Fall
01.21.23 | This is a wonderful project generally by the way, enjoying reading your thoughts |
WRYN
01.22.23 | Not terrible, but there's better. For something truly awesome try Proem's "Darker Still". |
AsleepInTheBack
01.22.23 | i appreciate y'all and yallz recs, has made this a great experience |
JohnnyoftheWell
01.22.23 | Woa we almost had Steve Roach on the same day lmao. Correct rating almost!! |
Kompys2000
01.22.23 | Lol yep there's a good reason Complexities ain't the A side, people seem to agree Secret Liaison is their best but the Controlled Developments EP (the only other Source Direct I've checked) is definitely cool too |
Relinquished
01.24.23 | Oh for sure you need repeated listens for a lot of these
Dance along like no oneâs watching. The details in 23 will pop to you soon. |
AsleepInTheBack
01.25.23 | @Johnny you stole from me i will have your tongue.
@Kompy everyone needs to hear that a side tho damn. will check their ep.
@mr boogie: thank you for the boogies. |
AsleepInTheBack
01.25.23 | 25 slaps what is it |
Ryus
01.25.23 | three HEAVY hitters coming up
exciting times |
markjamie
01.26.23 | The Field is probably best described as minimal techno, although I've never heard anything else quite like it. It's all about the loop... Luckily there is another 5 The Field albums. Happy you liked it! |
Hyperion1001
01.26.23 | yeah minimal techno, tech house, ambient techno. any of those would be fine. |
PotsyTater
01.26.23 | Judging by your ratings so far it looks like you got recâd the wrong lapalux and Leon vynehall albums and I hope that you will give them both further listens because they are god tier and their more recent stuff would be more in your wheel-house |
MiloRuggles
01.26.23 | heyheyhey The Field getting their due!! As much as I understand how useful those terms are for defining the sound, they don't do justice to how massive some of those looping churns sound at b i i i g volume |
markjamie
01.26.23 | ^ Couldn't agree more. And if anyone knows of anything that scratches the same itch that The Field does, please let me know. |
protokute
01.26.23 | The Field in its minimal transcendent hypnotic approach to Techno is something of its own league, I don't think there's something that comes quite close to it. Seefeel - Quique, although a bit different with guitar loops and a dreamier and brighter sound, shares some of the hypnotic beauty of The Field. |
protokute
01.26.23 | Also, try listening to Sueño Latino - Sueno Latino (D. May Illusion First Mix) > pure heavenly bliss |
markjamie
01.26.23 | Thank you - will check them out |
JohnnyoftheWell
01.26.23 | Uusitalo, Jan Jelinek, Gas and Gidge are all endorsable adjacent goodthings to the Field's pocket of min techno/microhouse hm |
AsleepInTheBack
01.26.23 | nice gimme recs x
I heard Gas - Pop ages ago, didn't think much of it, but need to revisit now I'm a little better acquainted with the genre
@Potsy ta bb will give lapalux and Leon vynehall a deeper dive then
also YES milo big boi volume on 25 is surprisingly satisfying |
Hyperion1001
01.26.23 | BIG album on the docket today. |
robertsona
01.26.23 | ah damn missed this |
protokute
01.26.23 | Also Porter Ricks - Biokinetics is a good recommendation |
Hyperion1001
01.26.23 | you could basically just rec the entire chain reaction catalogue (which I think we may have already done?). but yes biokinetics is 5/5 |
AsleepInTheBack
01.26.23 | le bump i love you all getting all emotional and wholesome and shit fuck |
izakaya
01.26.23 | cool list. thank the team - you got some good albums here for getting into electronic
I'll chuck a couple for when you're done:
Luomo - Vocalcity (big gateway album into house for me)
DJ Sprinkles - Midtown 120 Blues (surprised no one suggested this tbh) |
JohnnyoftheWell
01.26.23 | ^DJ Sprinkles is on my to-jam list, pumped for that one
new izakaya recent electronic picks list please ! |
izakaya
01.26.23 | @johnny not to overhype it but it is THE BEST album ever (that isn't made by dj close your eyes to find me)
will post some more electronic stuff yh, just waiting for that optimum boredom to hit at work |
granitenotebook
01.28.23 | midtown top 5 albums ever for me, gorgeous, powerful record |
markjamie
01.29.23 | That DJ Sprinkles album is really special. This thread has introduced me to some incredible stuff. Thanks for doing it Asleep and thanks for all the recs everyone. |
AsleepInTheBack
01.29.23 | no thank YOU markjamie 25 is big hugs.
will check the Sprinkles as well, gave the first track a go (after the intro) and seemed pretty cool
27 and 28 are up (I also relistened to BOC's debut LP, so have basically listened to nothing but BOC for the last 48 hours you're welcome)
am onto 29 now but gotta do some irl stuff so erm pls accept apologies for delays m'kay |
Ryus
01.29.23 | "I also relistened to BOC's debut LP, so have basically listened to nothing but BOC for the last 48 hours you're welcome"
good lad. they might not be my very favorite group anymore, but they showed me what electronic music can be. |
AsleepInTheBack
01.30.23 | AND we've finished early because I had time to kill today.
Fucking loved this experience thanks fuckers big hugs x |
Relinquished
01.30.23 | Boogie on out |
AsleepInTheBack
12.31.23 | Thanks for all the fish: https://www.sputnikmusic.com/list.php?listid=204937 |