Rec me your trippiest, most alien-sounding psychedelic electronic albums...

[Kevin Evans]

Rec me your trippiest, most alien-sounding psychedelic electronic albums. I want to listen to something that will take me on a trip into outer space

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[Oliver Rogers]

youtube.com/watch?v=q26LR5SJ2jU

not a chill trip though

[Jack Mitchell]

tarot sport is a classic

[Brayden Cooper]

Most of Sup Forums core bleeps are excellent while tripping. (Jon Hopkins, Massive Attack,Aphex Twin.. etc.)

[Xavier Wood]

Rec me some albums from them, I've already heard all of Aphex's stuff

[Isaiah Torres]

Goa gil compilations don't listen to the early ones, the ones after burning man

[Samuel Thompson]

DJ Spooky - Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1996)

song nice space sounds (for a 90's ambient album)

[Isaiah Carter]

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[Caleb Sanders]

The White Noise - An Electric Storm
Some people from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop and their musician friend David Vorhaus make pop music with primal late 60s electronic music technology. It's as out there and amazing as it sounds. I consider it the first true electronic album as it really marked the turning point of electronics based music made by scientists to music made by musicians (except Joe Meek but Joe Meek sucks from a musical standpoint). Don't go in expecting crazy moogs and shit though, Here Comes The Fleas supposedly has more tape edits than all of Sgt. Pepper combined. Personal 10.

Isao Tomita - The Planets
While it's perhaps not the most psychedelic of albums, it's Holst's The Planets played entirely with synths, and then some. It's remarkable what they were able to do on this, especially for 1976. Puts Kraftwerk to shame. You aren't hearing space, you're in space. Everything from astronaut talking (and singing) to rocket thrusters is painstakingly rendered; it's breathtaking.

2 8 1 4 - Birth of a New Day
Vaporwave's crown jewel created by two of it's most proficient pioneers. Perhaps more urban than spacey, it's like a night train going through futuristic city streets. An absolute essential album of the '10s.

[Colton Flores]

Almost forgot to mention, if you're one of those people who reject vaporwave purely because of it's production, Birth Of A New Day is entirely original music with no sampling whatsoever.