The thread for electronic music not intended to make you dance or to be played in the club.
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Jonathan Jackson
post-internet trash belong in /blip/
Kevin Rogers
what the fuck are you talking about?
Cameron Reyes
make a /blip/ thread then
Colton Martin
It's hard enough to get any of these threads going without fragmenting them further
Lucas Ortiz
best electronic album of all time
Leo Wright
It's hard enough to keep bloop alive.
Jack Foster
i blame the rock plebs polluting this board with anti-digital hatred
Jackson Kelly
nah this is youtube.com
Nolan Cruz
Have faith guys, when I made a /bloop/ thread a month or two ago, they'd always disappear with max. 5 replies. it's definitely going the right way
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Elijah Rodriguez
I listened to Elseq 1 the other day. I'm not very familiar with Autechre's discography after the first two, but I really liked it. Obviously I'm going to listen to the other parts, but what other Autechre releases should I try then? Confield? Exai?
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Nolan Rogers
Is ambient music /bloop/
Zachary Diaz
yeah sure
Zachary Kelly
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anybody know what electronic scene dean is ripping off here?youtube.com
Lucas Sullivan
I already listened to Incunabula and Amber, but I'd like to delve more into their complex/abstract stuff, like on Elseq 1.
Josiah Davis
I used to be pretty into that sort of stuff back when I browsed idmforums
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Owen Taylor
Oversteps
Quaristice
Untilted
the list goes on
Jason Phillips
Are there any bloopers here? I made some bloop once.
Dominic James
let's keep self-promotion in the bandcamp and soundcloud threads shall we
Nathan Johnson
How about no
Jeremiah Green
damn this is good thx m8
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i know lots of ppl hate this album because of the amen break abuse but I love it. highly underrated around Sup Forums
Austin Harris
thanks, which of their post-confield are the best (including confield)?
Isaac Reyes
Oversteps and Draft 7.30 IMO but make up your own mind ofc
Adam Fisher
am i the only one who thought that demon city by elysia crampton was extremely disappointing?
Jose Allen
yeah it sucked ass. the mixes she put on sound cloud are much better
Ethan Reyes
why is Klaus Schulze so good
Luis Clark
BLIP
DEAD
Nicholas Barnes
yep. a shame, because i liked american drift
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this new ep/comp from stoscha, a swedish label, is really fucking good, though
Hudson Cruz
Confield > Draft 7.30
Definitely their two best albums though so I respect your opinion
Favorite track? Mine is probably 6IE.CR
Nolan Turner
I'm 3 songs into Confield, it's my first listen ever. I'm really surprised how easy it is to enjoy, this is the kind of music I'd like to listen to. I thought it'd be... i don't know, more complex, less easy to listen.
Really liking it so far.
Justin Ward
Only thing of his that I really like is this
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Leo Morales
guys how do I Ableton?
Nathaniel Powell
yea I never understood why people say ae are so difficult to get into either
Luis Powell
just make field recordings instead
Andrew Stewart
yeah i was a little disappointed too.
although if you havent heard it yet, dissolution was an absolute masterpiece.
here's my input:
Adrian Price
In that case, listen to Draft next. It's their most experimental in a rhythmic complex sense.
Jack Parker
It's unbelievable the whole way through, especially with the last three. Have fun with it, user!
I hated Confield the first time I listened to it and now it's one of my favorite albums (and ae are one of my favorite groups). When I listened to it the only real background I had with that era of IDM was Aphex and BoC though.
Gabriel Sanchez
I need to listen to Draft more desu, I really dig it but I don't spin it as often as I do some of their other stuff.
The trilogy of Confield > Draft > Untilted is where they peaked imo
Adam Johnson
I mean it doesn't even seem more "extreme" (in lack of a better word) than the AFX drill and bass-stuff that I've heard
I think I've heard it, but I don't remember it, will definitely listen to it again
I will, it's the one I was thinking of listening to next based on the artwork and what people said in this thread and elsewhere
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How is Aphex Twins more "complex" stuff compared to Autechre's? As far as I've understood, Drukqs is Aphex' hardest work to listen to. Is that in any way similar to Confield?
Landon Collins
not him but i don't consider drukqs hard. its just the tracklist is all over the place that it never gives you a set mood throughout. when it dropped lots of ppl kept making their own tracklist
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Parker Gutierrez
Like said drukqs is "difficult" less because of the tracks and more because it's so all over the place and changes styles a lot. The best three-song streak on the album is a beautiful little piano piece (Avril 14th) sandwiched in between two of the most blistering tracks in his discog. Whereas Confield is challenging but pretty much consistent all the way through.
I loved it immediately but I see it as kind of a love-it-or-hate-it album. If you're open-minded and you buy into the concept you'll probably really enjoy it.
Robert Roberts
This album may be something you'd enjoy. Should be a Sup Forums essential for this type of music imo:
Austin Turner
Ah okay, thanks guys. It's about time I delve more into IDM
How did you people think the Elseqs compared to Autechre's other stuff? I was very happy with what I heard on Elseq 1
Camden Taylor
I love this one, his later stuff is also worth a listen
Asher Nelson
Not even a minute in and already digging it. Thanks for the rec.
Thomas Russell
It's definitely gonna be a while before I can wrap my head around elseq (I don't really register the different parts as different albums) but just based on one listen I really love it. Not the most consistent thing they've ever put out but it sounds pretty removed from anything they've put out and the way the songs evolve is insane.
It boggles my mind that after 20+ years Autechre are still finding new places and new sounds to explore.
Robert Torres
Also reminds me of pic related with the hip hop sampling.
Alexander Cox
what can you guys tell me about flashcore
Grayson James
Not sure if it's considered IDM, but shit I love Actress' RIP. The sounds used on it are just too cool.
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Also would Machinedrum's Rooms be considered /bloop/ considering that even though it's "footwork" it's more like a Burial-esque take on the sound?
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>when it dropped lots of ppl kept making their own tracklist
That was the whole point. Drukqs was released right when music was finally gettin divided into individual files, so Richard wanted people to listen to the tracks, and then take the ones they liked and put them into whatever order they personally enjoy it in.
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Page 4, left side. He talks about it, and even says that going through it beginning to end in one go is ridiculous.
elseq is also similar to Drukqs but taken to the next level in terms of the "pick the tracks you like and make a playlist of them in the order you like to listen to them", going so far as to only releasing it in digital format.
Leo Brown
can't listen to it for some reason
i'll find it later
more early 90's tunes
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Jeremiah Harris
>He talks about it, and even says that going through it beginning to end in one go is ridiculous.
guess im a madman then haha. fav release from him and still haven't bother to edit the tracklist
Isaiah Moore
/bloop/ isn't just for IDM
Carter Powell
variance is such a nice album
Noah Evans
Is Basic Channel more /bleep/ or /bloop/?
Cooper Rogers
What's some essential Zoviet France?
Cameron Murphy
need some new names in idem/experimental whatever like qorbeus, Hvad, heorge garrison & etc
Elijah Cook
b l e e p
Juan James
transcends the limitation of /bleep/ and /bloop/
Gabriel Hernandez
bloop for sure
/bleep/ is just shitty edm
Julian Garcia
first four albums and 7.30 definitely, exai too
Zachary Wilson
Dub techno is definitely bleep
Isaiah Miller
No band has a more diverse fanbase than Autechre. There is no decided best or worst albums.
It's completely normal to see someone say how Quaristice is a stain on their career and another say how Quaristice is by far their best. But in my opinion, it's all pretty good or excellent.
Cooper Perry
>It's completely normal to see someone say how Quaristice is a stain on their career and another be completely wrong
ftfy*
Seriously though it is pretty cool that over 12 albums they all have something different to offer and they're all at least similar in quality. Plus seeing people hype up albums like Chiastic Slide makes me want to go back and check out what I missed the first time.
Jaxson Hernandez
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is this bleep or bloop??
Lincoln Fisher
What genre is this?
Does it count as ambient, industrial, something else?
Nicholas Gray
i believe this genre is called "trash" if I'm not mistaken.
Charles Mitchell
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Hudson Wilson
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the beats are too chaotic to dance on it
IMHO
Nicholas Torres
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Ian Cook
>but what other Autechre releases should I try
Listen to everything