What are the top notch albums produced over the years?
God Tier Electronic Music
Isaac Mitchell
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Owen Perez
United Acid Emirates
Nicholas Fisher
pic related is great
David Johnson
You forgot pic related.
Mason Wilson
future-ds2
Jackson Edwards
VengaBoys are pretty good
Good Eurodance. You wont be dissaopinted
Robert Barnes
Supreme ballon- Matmos
Connor Parker
>tfw the vengabus got impounded
Joshua Young
pic related and Returnal
James Moore
No, you both forgot pic related.
Leo Hughes
please don't post memes. I know they're good but please... just try... think about board quality...
Levi Martinez
Fine, RDJ it is.
Jace Green
Didn't expect it to be any good, but I actually like it a lot. It has a very floaty, ethereal feeling similar to Music Has the Right to Children, but a lot more whimsical and cartoonish.
Ethan Edwards
ez1
David Long
@ This its bad
@ this t00
@ dumb posterr
@ rliterally press random bottoms. Wow genious hha xd
Nathan Roberts
Boards of Canada ascends memes
Blake Nelson
>>>/bleeps/
James Long
Top notch shitposting, my friend.
Cooper Rivera
Either this or 476 vol 3 Hellbender
Jack Turner
You're all forgetting something.
Levi Stewart
>daft punk
>/bleep/
lmao
Kayden Cox
troll harder
Landon Diaz
If trip-hop is allowed...
Henry Parker
Found that album to be like a bad dissociative high
Not comfy and strange but I can't stop recalling it
David Richardson
Not sure how many levels of irony this shitposting goes into.
Hudson Brooks
love seeing all the boc love
here's a personal fav
Elijah Cooper
That's every BoC album to me, m88
Kayden Jones
Most BoC albums are pretty comfy to me
Early BoC has this really strange sound, I guess I'm more a fan of Geogaddi/Campfire Headphase style BoC
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Daniel Gray
>literally "I love electronic music soooooo much, aphex twin, boards of canada, opn, the list could go on..": the thread
Grayson Torres
I don't see this album discussed very often.
Ian Long
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Andrew Taylor
Post something different then faget if you're going to complain about entry level artists
Brody Carter
it is very goode
Sebastian Thompson
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Dylan Fisher
yeah, but to me a lot of old tunes is still pretty comfy, it's a great mix
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Connor Reyes
i liked this
Dominic Mitchell
This is an excellent album.
Thomas Adams
I'm a sucker for Trip Hop
Aaron Baker
YMO interests me.
Jackson Rogers
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Kevin Young
Listening now, i like it
Easton Davis
also
Anthony Wood
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Charles Anderson
CV2 is really good too except for a couple tracks in the second half
Cameron Cruz
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Owen Hughes
here you go mate, you should try it, it's pretty good
Nathaniel Rivera
>Jan Jelinek
>not entry-level
Wew laddy
Jacob Martinez
nowhere near as entry level as most of the stuff posted in here
but my argument isn't really it's bad because it's entry level, I would just rather it not be a circle jerk of the same selection of albums everyone has heard a million times
Adrian Davis
Fantano memeing aside, this album is pretty choice.
Colton Reyes
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Ryan Smith
listened to this again tonight, it's still as much of a classic as it was the day it came out
Kevin Ramirez
I mean, dude, it's still pretty entry level and on loads of essentials charts
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Hudson Evans
No taste police responding to every post in the thread?
Dylan Ramirez
Holy shit I'm listening to Sunshine Recorder right now
My go-to "winter" sound. The synths are so chilly and the weird kid vocals are unsettling in just the right way.
Gabriel Nelson
What
Oliver Collins
why are you guys making fun of electronic music as genre?
David Ortiz
Its not a genre, its a production method for 80 years of music from Stockhausen to Kanye, Kraftwerk to Tycho.
Xavier Brown
>768 words for rock
>unironically uses ''electronic'' as a label
Jaxson Phillips
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Isaac Scott
Four Tet, Burial, Tim Hecker
Hudson Hughes
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Luis Fisher
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Cooper White
This is pretty neat. Thanks user.
Hudson Jenkins
Stop treating "electronic" as a genre of music ffs, it's a massive umbrella term to categorize decades of music that sound nothing alike, it's the equivalent of creating a thread titled "God Tier String Music" and discussing classical amongst various sub-genres of rock and folk
Landon Myers
Love this one
Juan Bell
Hasty Boom Alert is such a great fucking track
Spotify recomended it me months ago but I didn't read many discussions about this album here until 2 weeks ago
Connor Cox
hey, kill yourself
Ryan James
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Nolan Russell
no u
Benjamin Clark
needs more mentions. Hopefully he does something soon
Camden Flores
>electronic
Liam Fisher
Arca - Mutant
Ian Reyes
I think this duo gets way too little recognition. Their stuff is great but it drags on for too long sometimes.
Easton Rodriguez
ladytron - 604
Cooper Lee
You think we don't know that? Subgenre discussion gets more cancerous the more specific it gets. Some people like a lot of different electronica and would rather avoid that nonsense.
Ayden Martinez
dunno about this one mate I liked shigeto's older stuff. this one came out as a bit TOO experimental with the beeps and the boops. Much preferred his janky jingles and premature loops to what he has going on in this piece.
Robert Sanchez
Why were the seventies so good?
Jack Clark
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Logan Stewart
You forgot chem bros
Cameron Sullivan
>electronica
triggered
Matthew Butler
Right lads
In a review for a Ryoji Ikeda album, someone compared getting deeper into the rabbit-hole of electronic music as:
"That music is like a drug. You start out pretty easy, let's say drinking Music Has the Right to Children. But pretty soon, you want something heavier, more experimental. And you start smoking Tri Repetae. After a while, you get used to that to. You snort 94 Diskont. And before you know it, you're injecting Aaltopiiri into your foreskin."
Is there a good route into following music like this? I'm a fan of Autechre, I love 93 Diskont, and I enjoyed dataplex, but what other experimental electronic music do I need to hear?
Ethan Adams
>tfw no machinedrum
wtf m8ys Room(s) and Vapor City are at least 9/10
Blake Sanchez
>Obligatory Demon Days is better
Sorry, I can't understand the love for this album; it's not an album, it's a few good songs with no flow.
Mason Harris
anyone who hasn't listened to garden of delete, please do its a beast and easily his best ever
Parker Myers
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Justin Ortiz
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Leo Harris
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Brody Barnes
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Jaxson Hill
My negro.
Elijah Barnes
Because you didn't cater to their autistic genre naming bullshit. This is their way of lashing out
Matthew Brooks
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Luis Scott
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Brandon Clark
>their autistic genre naming bullshit
and yet you probably have at least 20 sub-genres of rock in your music library
It's not fucking hard, just learn the basic genres like trance, techno, house, breakbeat, industrial, synth pop, ambient, garage
Nolan Cruz
Does SILY count?
Christian Clark
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Evan Bell
Someone who doesn't listen to any electronic music here. Can anyone throw some charts my way to get me started?
It'd be much appreciated, thanks!
Leo Brown
First, what kind of electronic music are you looking to get into?
A chart for electronic music would be as useful as a chart for all recordings performed using string instruments
Josiah Clark
Its a pretty diverse genre. What kind of music do you like
>Inb4 all kinds as long as they're good
Connor Lee
just start with Aphex Twin t b h, if you like the stuff of his like
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look up techno
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for ambient
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ambient techno
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jungle
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breakbeat hardcore
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drill n bass/breakcore