I'm obsessed with Aphex Twin and people that make very original music (each song/album is distinctly different from the last)
can you recommend me similar artists/albums of any genre?
I'm obsessed with Aphex Twin and people that make very original music (each song/album is distinctly different from the...
Zachary Flores
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Thomas Johnson
Boris
Brayden Wilson
Some blip stuff could include autechre, squarepusher, Venetian snares.
Non blip mrbungle, Frank zappa
Christian Cox
Shiina Ringo, listen to Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana and Heisei Fuuzoku
Ignore the rest
Jaxson Flores
Shiina Ringo is fantastic, this
Leo Myers
A N I M A L C O L L E C T I V E
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Grayson Cruz
YMO. They went from funky electro to being one of the first bands to ever use samplers, to making some of the greatest synthpop ever. Richard himself even said he was influenced by them, and it's easy to see why:
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Eli Bailey
O R B I T A L
Genres their discography encompasses include:
>bleep techno
>ambient house
>experimental electro
>IDM
>trip-hop
>big beat
>progressive trance
>wonky techno
>dubstep
The Brown Album and In Sides are their most established works but honestly their whole discography is worth checking out.
Def a quintessential rec if you're into Aphex and Autechre's more ambient beat stuff.
Evan Ward
Oneohtrix Point Never
Justin Price
As someone who listens to Warp's "big three" religiously, I have weird feelings towards OPN's work. I like Returnal, and Garden of Delete is one of my favorite albums of all time, but Replica and R+7 make me really uncomfortable for some reason, to the point where I don't enjoy listening to them at all.
Logan Evans
AnCo unironically right up to Centipede Hz. These days they put out exactly what you would expect them to, sadly.
Christian Myers
...
Jack Collins
Phil Elverum.
While each album has similar themes, the music can range from folk, black metal, or ambient. Each album seems to create it's own world and atmosphere, one of the most rewarding discographies to go through.
Thomas Cox
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I like aphex twin and btbam.
Jacob Martinez
dean blunt - black metal
Tyler Rodriguez
Aphex hasn't really pushed any boundaries since Drukqs, Autechre is actually what you're describing. They are literally still experimenting & improving with every release.
Zachary Allen
Foetus
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Frank Zappa
Sun City Girls
Ween
Boris
Can
Pink Floyd
The Velvet Underground
are what immediately comes to mind
Matthew Parker
Infected Mushroom
Venetian Snares
Pink Floyd
Oliver Roberts
Snivilisation is fucking AMAZING too.
Colton Carter
they've literally only changed their style significantly once when they went from amber to tri repetae. The level of hyperbole some autechre fans employ for aven the most subtle changes between their albums is straight up annoying. Aphex Twin has VASTLY different sounding albums and songs. Shut the fuck up already. Jesus.
Julian Garcia
>doesn't get any success in /gg/
>tries to hijack other threads in order to get attention
Please get a trip you're hilarious.
Benjamin Gomez
I haven't listened to anything but Snivilisation and it's bloody great, got the exact same feeling as Aphex's SAW 85-92.
Eli Long
Are We Here? Is my favourite song of theirs. It's really staggeringly beautiful, in that second half.
Nathaniel Gomez
wew
Anthony Wright
well, definitely not aphex twin
Daniel Foster
Coil
Justin Morris
>they've literally only changed their style significantly once when they went from amber to tri repetae
lmao
if you can't even see the progression between the tri and confield era you need to stop listening to this kind of music, try listening to something more easily digestible like foo fighters
Brandon Phillips
K1T
Isaiah Carter
I completely disagree with you. I love love love r+7 but hate GoD with a passion.
Jordan Harris
what about untilted
what about oversteps
what about exai
Blake Perez
>Aphex Twin
>original
lmao
Bentley Anderson
Biosphere is pretty good about each album having its own aesthetic. Not to mention he is one of the greats
Owen Lee
>Not to mention he is one of the greats
But you did mention it.
Carson Garcia
>Richard himself even said he was influenced by them
When? Link?
Jack Gutierrez
>suggesting guitar music
lel
Zachary Phillips
Brian Eno
Lincoln Campbell
he was 10x better when doing his spaced themed stuff
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Matthew Jackson
lol plebstickler
Levi Nelson
shit taste
Adrian Richardson
Yep, you do have, braindead loser.
Jose Watson
>she can't appreciate his latest classic
That's womemes for ya!
David Jenkins
never said i didnt enjoy it, said other stuff is better
Owen Allen
Why are you all such embryos? Are you not embarrassed by how little you know about music?
John Perez
back to your containment thread/site
>>>/rym/
Benjamin Barnes
This chart is shit, I mean u got Dead Cities but no Lifeforms? B12's Electro Soma and Time Tourist are missing too.
Also two Gas albums which are not that good honestly.
Anthony Moore
>dat EQ
man sure was a genius
Jaxson Wilson
Knowing lots about music doesn't make you rich, powerful or get you laid, so who gives a fuck. You're just a music nerd, nerd.
Dylan Moore
Where the fuck is Underworld
Brandon Kelly
>saying they're "doing exactly what you would expect them to" judging from a single (good) pop album that sounds like nothing else they've ever done
what are you doing, user
those are two different artists called Gas
also
>Wolfgang Voigt's Gas
>not that good
user pls
Gavin Thomas
Maybe this is obvious, but Björk clearly makes a serious effort to make sure each album/"era" is different from the last.
Jack Nguyen
at best the only two albums you could say they didn't change much between are Incunabula and Amber, and even then they changed a lot. also RDJ has basically been making variants on his post-Druqks acid sound for like a decade now, the only exception being the CCAI EP.
Aaron Green
Tried to limit it to one album from each artist fool
There's some exceptions (biosphere & fires of ork + dark side of the moon and fires of ork) but that's mostly because they are collaboration albums so I thought I'd chuck them in there
They're more techno than ambient techno
Zachary Perez
Lincoln Perry
This is the best i can think of.
Brayden Scott
Not really idm or aphexy but laurel halo is great and she progresses a bit on each release and is more current i guess. Liars might be cool if you havent heard them
Aaron Myers
Legowelt
Oneohtrix point never
Boards of canada
Jaxon Morgan
>Knowing lots about music doesn't make you rich, powerful or get you laid
it does though
Austin Young
Björk
Agalloch
Swans
Pavement
Yo La Tengo