Sonic Innovations

[Michael Taylor]

What is the most futuristic, groundbreaking, brand new (lets excuse the 'everything is derivative' debate if we can), progressive sound right now? Would this only be exclusive to Electronic and or Hip Hop?
Pic related.
Or is it? What do you think?

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[Kayden Russell]

Emerald Rush - Jon Hopkins
(just lazy on the cover)

[Blake Fisher]

this just came out today soundcloud.com/renick/sets/renick-bell-cyclical-forces

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[Hunter Peterson]

Nothing in the realm of pop music, that's for damn sure.

[Ayden Diaz]

I'm interested to see what the whole new album will be. Immunity is still on once a week for me.

[Cooper Kelly]

It's like a more involved death grips instrumental.

[Nolan Gomez]

The day this came out (April 7th, last year) I tripped acid and listened to this album, Pure Comedy and All Amerikkkan Badass on the same day since they all came out the same day.

The Arca album was the best and most enjoyable, and it’s not even close. How the fuck does he create balances of dark and light in his music so well? I don’t know, but the man is a genius.

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[Lucas Thomas]

Nice. Had a similar experience, but shrooms and 'Heterocetera' by Lotic. Thought it was from the future and it was so grating and dark it made me want to kill myself. Now that I listen back to it i'm not so sure I think it's as futuristic as I did back then.

[Austin Howard]

Yeah dude I feel what you mean. I guess lately I’ve been trying to just let the magic of the musical experience just happen and take me away, whether or not I’m on drugs. Then I’ll wait months to decide How much I like it.

I guess for me, Even when an album or Artist comes off as profound or extremely progressive, it takes a very special record for me to want to spin it over and over agian and not be tired of it. Usually only a few a decade or so

[Wyatt Fisher]

ITT deconstructed club