Electronic Music

yeah I would consider that EDM

 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5nc_ZtjKW1htCVZVRxlQAQ - This is a superb youtube channel for EDM; 'MrSuicideSheep'.

 

Pretty much anything by Burial and Synkro. I like music minimal vocals or at least not overwhelming the track.

 

Burial and Skillrex are about the only artists I have heard of in this thread outside the post that DCKid had.

I'm more of an old school electronic fan and I enjoy albums by these artists:

Tangerine Dream
Klaus Schulze
Jean-Michel Jarre
Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Company
Ashra
Kraftwerk
Moby
Chemical Brothers
Prodigy
Fatboy Slim
Underworld
Orbital
The Orb
Leftfield
Daft Punk

 

Many showing his age. Hell my age.

Vanic has some great remixes out. https://m.soundcloud.com/djvanic

Best around IMHO. Keys n Krates are sick too

 

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I like your list as a good 90's primer of electronic music back then. And you have the really old school(Kraftwerk) on there too.

Royksopp & Robin
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I also really like Blackmill, here's a compilation of some of his songs
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good list. in the spirit of the 90s here's some paul oakenfold
Layo & Bushwacka - Deep South (Oakenfold Remix)

Spoiler

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does dubstep count?

Zeds Dead are pretty bad ass

 

thanks for the thread!

Yes, the name of the band is mar1juana Deathsquads

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Oh My Sexy lord

 

Here's an oldie...not quite completely electronic but...
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yup. posted some zeds dead on the first page

 

Godley and Creme...criminally under rated.
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NO WAY! Rashmon You know that record?

repped

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I have it in the original box set. Love Godley and Creme and 10cc.

At the risk of sidetracking the thread I'll insert a somewhat electronic cut...
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Impressive. In 40 years of record collecting I've only seen one other box set of the albums in a record store. Seen a few of the CD. A friend had a copy in college,

 

Speaking of electronic music. What happened to the "big beat" electronica of the mid-to-late 90s? It seems like that was a period genre that is no longer in existence. That stuff was aggressive, loud, and often pretty damn catchy and accessible. I guess it just ran out of ideas. I'm talking Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, Basement Jaxx, Fatboy Slim, etc (maybe even Moby).

I bought the last two Basement Jaxx albums, but they were pretty weak overall. Not even sure if there is any other current groups in existence that are comparable. Most of the electronic music I like nowadays is pretty mellow or not very accessible.