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Post your favorite industrial, metal, electro, techno, punk, ethereal, darkwave, gothic, deathrock, minimal, etc and all kinds of crossovers.
Please keep this thread free of commercial/mainstream stuff. You don't like it? Then move on, simple is that.
OK, lets kick off with these three, enjoy 8)
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saw deathstars live
really good band
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Post your eclectic industrial, metal, electro, techno, punk, ethereal, darkwave, gothic, deathrock, minimal, etc and all kinds of crossovers.
Please keep this thread free of commercial/mainstream stuff. You don't like it? Then move on, simple is that.
OK, lets kick off with these three, enjoy 8)
this was the shit back in the day
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the song that supposedly killed the genre according to mixmag
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lurv this track
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Some excellent psytrance tracks 8) (or whatever the name of its genre)
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Toronto dj...
tech house tune.
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Progressive is a disturbing word.
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this was the shit back in the day
Sounds like the first DnB/jungle, pretty underground like
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Progressive is a disturbing word.
Feel free to start a 'conservative beats thread' with Frank Sinatra, Pat Boone & Patsy Cline ;)
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I was working out the other day and heard this come on and it reminded me of the kind of music I used to hear in the late 70's and early 80's.
Instant classic for me!
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lurv this track
I always loved their work, but I've never heard this one. Great find!
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I was working out the other day and heard this come on and it reminded me of the kind of music I used to hear in the late 70's and early 80's.
Instant classic for me!
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^ legends.
Didn't know about this new album...thanks!
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I was working out the other day and heard this come on and it reminded me of the kind of music I used to hear in the late 70's and early 80's.
Instant classic for me!
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This song has some 'Club tropicana' elements, no coincidence ;D
I know Daft Punk for their well produced, easy going pop tunes.
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Feel free to start a 'conservative beats thread' with Frank Sinatra, Pat Boone & Patsy Cline ;)
LOL.
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Throwing some electro in the mix..
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Any deep house / IDM lovers? :)
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That's not the Mexican version of Ron Jeremy ;D
Thanks for throwing in the variety :)
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That's not the Mexican version of Ron Jeremy ;D
Thanks for throwing in the variety :)
Ha, Ron Jeremy slayed alot of hoes.
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Dance, drugs & goa trance 8)
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Dance, drugs & goa trance 8)
and not a single bar of soap in sight
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Some gooseebump and chill inducing classics.
Bodybuilding related: if you find that you are not getting goosebumps from music like you used to, it is possible that you are overtraining. Overworking the sympathetic nervous system. Take time off training and retest. This is cutting edge stuff you won't read in the magazines.
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Needs more DnB.
Ladies & tiny-titted betamales, Black Sun Empire's Driving Insane:
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8) One of the best beats ever RIP.
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Some gooseebump and chill inducing classics.
Bodybuilding related: if you find that you are not getting goosebumps from music like you used to, it is possible that you are overtraining. Overworking the sympathetic nervous system. Take time off training and retest. This is cutting edge stuff you won't read in the magazines.
That's a good point about overtraining. We tend to think that we're not overtrained, as long as each muscle has been recovered within 24-96 hours, which is wrong.
Strong goose bumps here! 8)
Needs more DnB.
Ladies & tiny-titted betamales, Black Sun Empire's Driving Insane:
You're right, DnB fits perfect in this thread!
8) One of the best beats ever RIP.
Add some extra beats and you have this,
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Back to the darkness, starting with a classic from The Sisters of Mercy..
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Steel Panther has a very progressive message.
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Yes Syntax, these days, defending men's rights is a progressive thing...
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/86/Fathers_4_Justice_in_Peterborough.jpg/800px-Fathers_4_Justice_in_Peterborough.jpg)
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Some trippy stuff, cool!
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Knock em dead
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Love this thread Drop!
Good idea, I'm downloading several of the posted tunes.
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Love this thread Drop!
Good idea, I'm downloading several of the posted tunes.
Thanks for the nice words, Luigi, glad you like it :)
Let's throw some Italo disco in this thread, starting with Matia Bazar.
I never knew she did progressive stuff like this, since I only knew her from the song "Ti Sento".
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I am Schizoaffective, so thought it was pretty cool some recording of a woman saying she has it, got sampled into this...One person i showed this too got pissed off that they think its cool or some joke...But i like it, I like that they make it cool...Better to make it cool, then make it sound like you are a loser cuz you have a mental illness...
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I am Schizoaffective, so thought it was pretty cool some recording of a woman saying she has it, got sampled into this...One person i showed this too got pissed off that they think its cool or some joke...But i like it, I like that they make it cool...Better to make it cool, then make it sound like you are a loser cuz you have a mental illness...
There's still a huge taboo on this, but I believe this is changing. More people than ever aren't afraid anymore to reveal their personal characteristics, it becomes accepted.
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"Burning Man is a week-long annual event held in the Black Rock Desert in northern Nevada, in the United States. The event begins on the last Monday in August, and ends on the first Monday in September, which coincides with the American Labor Day holiday. The 2012 Burning Man Festival took place between August 27 and September 3. It takes its name from the ritual burning of a large wooden effigy on Saturday evening. The event is described by many participants as an experiment in community, art, radical self-expression, and radical self-reliance. Burning Man is organized by Black Rock City, LLC. In 2010, 51,515 people attended Burning Man. 2011 attendance was capped at 50,000 participants and the event sold out on July 24. In April 2011, Larry Harvey announced that the organization had begun the process of transitioning management of the festival over to a new non-profit called the "Burning Man Project"."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burning_Man
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There's still a huge taboo on this, but I believe this is changing. More people than ever aren't afraid anymore to reveal their personal characteristics, it becomes accepted.
It is tiresome yes, to hide it all...Shit even in the mental illness circles, with the varying diagnosis, some judge others...So there is a long way to go...
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Repetitive track, but addicting...Listened to it a lot in the late nineties...
Nine Inch Nails new single...New album coming out this September with a big label....
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Repetitive track, but addicting...Listened to it a lot in the late nineties...
Nine Inch Nails new single...New album coming out this September with a big label....
I know NIN for their consistent quality.
First track reminds me a bit to Ken Ichii.
There are many interesting artists in Japan, so let's introduce some of them 8)
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Great tracks Dropping Plates...The second track i dug, but almost turned off at 3 minute mark and all the sudden he dropped it, and pulled out some wicked shit...
This is a live set by the legendary Fumiya Tanaka...The intro to this set is one of the best I have heard...
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Way to "Expose" me to different music, quiet interesting, some I liked others were ok, thus far
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Way to "Expose" me to different music, quiet interesting, some I liked others were ok, thus far
See this thread as a museum, some works trigger your interest and some not. At least you don't leave this place right away, which is a good thing :)
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Blips, bleeps 'n fatty beats 8)
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Some good ole goa trance..Thanks for sharing Plates
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One of my favourites, Moonbeam
a lot of great stuff from these Russians on youtube
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One of my favourites, Moonbeam
a lot of great stuff from these Russians on youtube
Excellent stuff, feel free to post more of this :)
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This is their first big hit Cocoon, quite a unique style
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not sure how to embed the clip
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This is their first big hit Cocoon, quite a unique style
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not sure how to embed the clip
Strong track.
Embedding a YT vid is very easy.
Press the (http://www.getbig.com/boards/Themes/Egad_Blue_Ice/images/bbc/youtube.gif) button
Paste your YT link between [youtube] & [/youtube]. Make sure it starts with http, not https
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cheers mate
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This is a nice song for a Sunday noon, preferably live in a park.
I'm sure she's a beautiful chocolate woman.
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This is a nice song for a Sunday noon, preferably live in a park.
I'm sure she's a beautiful chocolate woman.
it reminds me of a vacation in Riga, Latvia. :)
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Really like the tracks you posted FitnessFrenzy...
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Do not take LSD
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I love this album...it is supremly fucked up...
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kid I grew up with still making beats, don't know who is rappin,
I crush weight to this song
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Really like the tracks you posted FitnessFrenzy...
I second that :)
Good to hear some refreshing pop songs, since I seldom listen to the radio anymore. Most stuff is boring crap and most dj's are confused attention whores.
More positive exceptions..
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This thread sucks real bad. Even the title is stupid.
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This thread sucks real bad. Even the title is stupid.
Thanks for your input sir :)
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On the extremely rare cases that I have to write code anymore, I found that Groove Salad from SomaFM is the perfect blend of electronica and ersatz-trance to allow me to concentrate harder. Prior to online radio, I used Moby or his ilk.
http://somafm.com/groovesalad/ (http://somafm.com/groovesalad/)
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On the extremely rare cases that I have to write code anymore, I found that Groove Salad from SomaFM is the perfect blend of electronica and ersatz-trance to allow me to concentrate harder. Prior to online radio, I used Moby or his ilk.
http://somafm.com/groovesalad/ (http://somafm.com/groovesalad/)
Good call!
I'm listening to Somafm for over a decade and I love the variety of their streams! No ads, no annoying DJs, just quality music 8)
Their Black Rock stream is one of my favorites.
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(http://www.vhnd.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/tora.jpg)
Man up and listen to real music.
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David Lee Roth was a funny fucker, but rock becomes boring after awhile, too much of the same -_-
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David Lee Roth was a funny fucker, but rock becomes boring after awhile, too much of the same -_-
Just proves my theory that males have different ratios of test vs. estrogen levels. Next time your listening to (ho)moby take a guess where you fit on the scale.
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Just proves my theory that males have different levels test vs. estrogen levels. Next time your listening to (ho)moby take a guess where you fit on the scale.
Try harder, you haven't proved a thing in my case. During my workouts, I listen to artists like Disturbed (see my screen name ;)), Machine Head, Five Finger Death Punch, Fuel, Spineshank, Tool and others. They make Van Halen pretty vanilla ;D
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Try harder, you haven't proved a thing in my case. During my workouts, I listen to artists like Disturbed (see my screen name ;)), Machine Head, Five Finger Death Punch, Fuel, Spineshank, Tool and others. They make Van Halen pretty vanilla ;D
Wow you really convinced me. I'm a believer.
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(http://cdn-i.dmdentertainment.com/cracked/img/articles//wussiestrockers/moby2.jpg)
F@ggot
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Wow you really convinced me. I'm a believer.
This thread was created to share more experimental stuff, the kind of music that you won't or seldom hear on the radio.
I've also posted some dark & gothic metal stuff in this thread.
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Good call!
I'm listening to Somafm for over a decade and I love the variety of their streams! No ads, no annoying DJs, just quality music 8)
Their Black Rock stream is one of my favorites.
I have a rather extensive Sonos net in my house and I can sync all the speakers with Groove Salad. My wife, not so much, but it is great in the mornings when nobody else is up.
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Always been a fan of DarkPsy...This is one of the best Artist or Artists, Deviant Species
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This thread was created to share more experimental stuff, the kind of music that you won't or seldom hear on the radio.
I've also posted some dark & gothic metal stuff in this thread.
those who don't want to contribute can fuck off. I like this thread.
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Very powerful track. I dig it.
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those who don't want to contribute can fuck off. I like this thread.
Thanks man.
I don't mind that some folks piss on this thread. To me, this means that the works, posted in this thread have tickled some of their brain cells, which is a good thing.
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Very powerful track. I dig it.
Imagine this stuff loud on the streets. I would love to see those annoyed mainstream music lovers :D
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Imagine this stuff loud on the streets. I would love to see those annoyed mainstream music lovers :D
I have never been a mainstream music lover...My tastes have always been on the fringe..I tried going to some goth clubs, but it is a too wierd for me...Maybe I just do not get it..
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kid I grew up with still making beats, don't know who is rappin,
I crush weight to this song
I've just heard this one, cool track and glad to see you back on the boards!
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This time, some electro dub..
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those who don't want to contribute can fuck off. I like this thread.
That's because you're a f@g.
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That's because you're a f@g.
Gimmick
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I have never been a mainstream music lover...My tastes have always been on the fringe..I tried going to some goth clubs, but it is a too wierd for me...Maybe I just do not get it..
In general, me either. But there were some nice exceptions in the eighties like Roxy Music, Ultravox, Duran Duran, David Bowie, the Simple Minds, the Human League and Prince (not everything).
However, the first CDs I've brought were prob those from the Art of Noise, like this album, groundbreaking back in the day..
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Liking the Electro Dub...Art of Noise was real good back in the day...I will listen to bring back memories...
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What a bunch of losers. ::)
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What a bunch of losers. open minded people with an eclectic taste in music.
More like this
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More like this
Not in my opinion.
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Not in my opinion.
Thank you for your input, sir
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Thank you for your input, sir
Go listen to your computerized crap. Just don't call it "music". Estrogen is flowing through your veins.
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Go listen to your computerized crap. Just don't call it "music". Estrogen is flowing through your veins.
The world is full of fundamentalist simpletons, not only within religions...
I've found a nice rock song for you, enjoy :)
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The world is full of fundamentalist simpletons, not only within religions...
I've found a nice rock song for you, enjoy :)
Whatever you say, wimp.
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Whatever you say, wimp.
Strong words, well spoken!
(http://25.media.tumblr.com/0df881f4cbe32c2f9ade889cf29e099e/tumblr_mg9n3r9Dgm1qzqyc6o1_400.jpg)
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Some more Dark Psy
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In general, me either. But there were some nice exceptions in the eighties like Roxy Music, Ultravox, Duran Duran, David Bowie, the Simple Minds, the Human League and Price (not everything).
However, the first CDs I've brought were prob those from the Art of Noise, like this album, groundbreaking back in the day..
Depeche Mode was one of my favourite in 80, I still remember the album 'A Broken Frame', don't know how young you guys are and if anyone remember this. Used to love Alphaville as well, they had a few big hits
'Big In Japane' was one of them
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classic from B.B.E.
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How bout some sludge metal?
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Do not take LSD
just checked out Skinny Puppy on Spotify. They have made some interesting stuff.
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just checked out Skinny Puppy on Spotify. They have made some interesting stuff.
They have been around for a few decades, great band...
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Every day deserves a soundtrack..
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I had a chance to see Jeff Mills live at Manic Love in Tokyo but went on a shitty date instead, didnt even get laid...One of the worst decisions ever....
Great tracks you shared Dropping
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Here is the original of Gamma Player...Always gives me goose bumps
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I love classical music, so this was a treat to hear electronically, he did a bang up job
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I have heard this song over and over for many years and i NEVER get tired of it, it just fucking rocks
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no homo
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How bout some bad ass "trap" ?
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after wasting an hour downloading some of the songs listed here... expecting some hard bangin techno or trance.. i am throughly disappointed.
this thread is an epic fail.
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after wasting an hour downloading some of the songs listed here... expecting some hard bangin techno or trance.. i am throughly disappointed.
this thread is an epic fail.
You could have posted your own favorites, but instead you whine. ::)
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after wasting an hour downloading some of the songs listed here... expecting some hard bangin techno or trance.. i am throughly disappointed.
this thread is an epic fail.
one of my favourite, Indecent Noise. Hard to beat him
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Feeling suicidal? This will finish the job...
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love this song:
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Music is a journey in itself... Thanks for all the great uploads :)
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Neil brings the inspiration here.
Damn, I want some Doritos while listening this!
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I got some fire Doritos right now.
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love this song:
Strong band from the mid-late nineties. Suddenly, they were off the radar...
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I got some fire Doritos right now.
Food is one of the keys to instant happiness, just like quality hip hop..
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come on boys and girls, time to wake up
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^^ You insult the music that has been posted...Then you post some generic trance song?
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^^ You insult the music that has been posted...Then you post some generic trance song?
Though I welcome all contributions to this thread, I have to agree with this.
This is typical, monotone, boring, Tiesto-like, 13 in a dozen trance :-\
Bring it on, Aes Dana!
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insult? How? I said its time to add some energy for a change. Do you like Matt Bukovski? Great producer.
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insult? How? I said its time to add some energy for a change. Do you like Matt Bukovski? Great producer.
This thread is about progressive music, not the commercial stuff you can hear everywhere.
Please (re)read my first post, thanks & no pun :)
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This thread is about progressive music, not the commercial stuff you can hear everywhere.
Please (re)read my first post, thanks & no pun :)
too late, leaving you now, listen whatever you want.
luv you too man ;D
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too late, leaving you now, listen whatever you want.
luv you too man ;D
No problem, good riddance cutie pie :-*
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Though I welcome all contributions to this thread, I have to agree with this.
This is typical, monotone, boring, Tiesto-like, 13 in a dozen trance :-\
Bring it on, Aes Dana!
Great track, I have not heard of this producer...
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i dont even know what progressive means, but if you youtube "coronita mix",theres many of them, thats the most uplifting and brain-deading music,absolutely awesome 8)
Progressive is all about the opposite of mainstream/common/commercial/etc stuff, the kind of music that you will hear almost everywhere.
I've just heard one of those Coronita mixes, and what would I say?.. 'religions of taste'? ;D
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Some excellent nu-jazz from Japan, headphones advised..
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^^ You insult the music that has been posted...Then you post some generic trance song?
whats a generic trance song nowadays
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whats a generic trance song nowadays
A song that sounds like it was made just for a buck, or not artistic, thrown together
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This is Psy-Dub, or Psy-Step
Going to listen to more artists like this of the sub genre for sure..
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Greatest sell is a good riff...Some Techno here with a great bass line, I love it...
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Greatest sell is a good riff...Some Techno here with a great bass line, I love it...
Cool, I like the surprise elements in this track
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Cool, I like the surprise elements in this track
Who cares?
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Who cares?
People like you
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People like you
What's that? You're a loser? I already knew.
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What's that? You're a loser? I already knew.
Since you opened this thread and left 2 comments so far, I consider you as a fan, so don't forget to press the like botton :)
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Since you opened this thread and left 2 comments so far, I consider you as a fan, so don't forget to press the like botton :)
Did I mention you suck?
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Did I mention you suck?
Sorry stud, but I don't suck men
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Sorry stud, but I don't suck men
Yes, from what I've been hearing that is correct. You prefer boys.
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Yes, from what I've been hearing that is correct. You prefer boys.
Your boyfriend is fooling with you.
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Your boyfriend is fooling with you.
An admirable attempt at a comeback, yet nonetheless ineffective. We know what you are. You can feel free to respond. I won't bother reading it, but you can pretend that I am.
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Youtube has a new format...For some reason when this happened, I lost all my favorites which was mainly music...I am pissed..This happen to anyone else?
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An admirable attempt at a comeback, yet nonetheless ineffective. We know what you are. You can feel free to respond. I won't bother reading it, but you can pretend that I am.
Sure, keep pretending that you don't care. If this was the case, you had no reason to express your feelings, Paki homo.
Anyways, can I make you happy with a song Asif?
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Youtube has a new format...For some reason when this happened, I lost all my favorites which was mainly music...I am pissed..This happen to anyone else?
They keep changing things, just like Gmail, which is pretty annoying/confusing. When you press on the arrow, right from your user name, you should see your favorites playlist far left, right under the Youtube logo. I hope this helps! :)
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Yeah, figured that out before...Wish it helped but all my favorites are gone...I got over it, adding more new music...Thanks
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Yeah, figured that out before...Wish it helped but all my favorites are gone...I got over it, adding more new music...Thanks
That sucks..
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Excellent IDM stuff!
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Andreisdaman and Big Mike Cox fail with their ghetto talk, and suddenly Richard Branson chimes in...
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Excellent IDM stuff!
If you liked Johan Vilborg, these guys are really good too
Shingo Nakamura / Sunn Jellie remix
Dinka / Sunn Jellie remix
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dj181 is a creative guy..
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FUCK YEAH!!!!!!
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10 minutes of ambient blessings from Sweden, headphones and a good chair advised..
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I was working out the other day and heard this come on and it reminded me of the kind of music I used to hear in the late 70's and early 80's.
Instant classic for me!
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And good material for a nice remake..
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Funny song and clip. This person would fit in perfectly in that pool party scene.
(http://www.gratisimage.dk/image-ECD6_5161C9B9.jpg)
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Tune with a great video:
That was funny as hell ;D
I just saw "the making of.." as well, creative guy!
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sort of a variety
oh and some trap
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after wasting an hour downloading some of the songs listed here... expecting some hard bangin techno or trance.. i am throughly disappointed.
this thread is an epic fail.
just for you bro. bbing related it mentions 'gear'.
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sort of a variety
oh and some trap
Cool mix of DnB, IDM, dubstep and other stuff!
Those DnB tracks were my favorites.
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uplifting, great for pumping some iron 8)
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music from heaven
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Fixed, it's impossible to embed https streams.
I'm gonna listen later, hungry now!
Edit: fucking A track!
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very good
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Big thanks to Tito for bringing this group to my attention!
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Big thanks to Tito for bringing this group to my attention!
One of the members is the founder of Hallucinogen, Simon Posford, great discovery for you...
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One of the members is the founder of Hallucinogen, Simon Posford, great discovery for you...
Thanks for the suggestion, I listened to a couple of tracks but I find most of them a bit too trippy (maybe because I don't do rec drugs ;D)
However, I liked this track.
Check their flutist Raja Ram, who's also DJ'ing. I like the variety in his work.
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Sweet eighties touch, nice one!
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Attention, IDM lovers..
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Thanks for the suggestion, I listened to a couple of tracks but I find most of them a bit too trippy (maybe because I don't do rec drugs ;D)
However, I liked this track.
Check their flutist Raja Ram, who's also DJ'ing. I like the variety in his work.
I do not need drugs..Just my own mind to trip too hehe. That dub album you found from Hallucinogen are remixes...Here is one of his best albums...
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And remember: Never go to Thailand
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Great material for a Getbigger with creative video editing skills...
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Muito obrigado brother, excellent IDM track!
Wouldn't it be great to organize a Getbig party on that beach with live DJs, striptease acts, a BB & bikini competition and so on?
Damn, it's early morning here and I'm already full of fantasies ;D
These guys aren't from Brazil, but this is a nice excuse to share their work :)
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What does IDM mean? ???
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Muito obrigado brother, excellent IDM track!
Wouldn't it be great to organize a Getbig party on that beach with live DJs, striptease acts, a BB & bikini competition and so on?
Damn, it's early morning here and I'm already full of fantasies ;D
These guys aren't from Brazil, but this is a nice excuse to share their work :)
Hehe sure it would, tuning into some trance :D
Great song, these beats are so much chill, i like it :)
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What does IDM mean? ???
intelligent dance music
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Danish farmer rap:
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DnB time! 8)
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Danish farmer rap:
Farmers, unite! :D
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Dubfire, like this guy and his minimal electro style
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one more from Dubfire
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chillax to the max
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Ah, it was that track from Lost in translation.., love that movie.
Great vid as well!
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Ah, it was that track from Lost in translation.., love that movie.
Great vid as well!
I thought Lost In Translation was boring as hell. I have no doubt it is a good movie, though. I hope I have the patience to watch it some other time without falling asleep.
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http://open.spotify.com/track/1z1eWEzkVjf9diTbhQwTj0
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I keep trying to post videos, but I always get an Invalid youtube link...Anyone else having this problem? I want to post some music, but it is not working
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I keep trying to post videos, but I always get an Invalid youtube link...Anyone else having this problem? I want to post some music, but it is not working
What do you need man maybe I can help.
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I thought Lost In Translation was boring as hell. I have no doubt it is a good movie, though. I hope I have the patience to watch it some other time without falling asleep.
There wasn't much action, it's rather a psychological movie with silent/introspective moments. In that sense, Japan was a perfect shooting location. It was also a bit documentary like; how does the Japanese city culture looks like?
As a nice bonus, Scarlett looked at her best in this movie. After that she became a blonde bimbo :-\
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I keep trying to post videos, but I always get an Invalid youtube link...Anyone else having this problem? I want to post some music, but it is not working
Always make sure that the embedded link starts with 'http', not 'https'.
I hope this helps :)
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Thanks DP, I will look out for that
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Thanks DP, I will look out for that
Any time :)
I've never heard the 'mellow' version of this track before, nice one!
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http://open.spotify.com/track/1z1eWEzkVjf9diTbhQwTj0
Refreshing works!
I've just made a public account, user name & password: getbig! ('!' included, 'getbig' was already taken)
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Any time :)
I've never heard the 'mellow' version of this track before, nice one!
Do you have an interesting version to post?
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A big ass blast from the past, one of the greats..I can imagine people just getting crazy ass stupid retarded to this track lol...I admit i did back in the day...
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Do you have an interesting version to post?
I've listed to various versions, but can't find the one which was on the radio back then. This version is pretty close to that radio edit, minus that 50 sec intro.
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Time for a nice trip-hop classic from Belgium, Hooverphonic
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A tribute to Amon Tobin, a true master of mixing..
(http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS2yJmH-J_1gSAlKswWHcQ0VCOuNO3aSUGjoE7G2pxb6SQoxUAU5A)
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Amon Tobin is the greatest artist I have heard in a great while DP, thanks for posting
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Amon Tobin is the greatest artist I have heard in a great while DP, thanks for posting
You're welcome and thanks for the appreciation.
"Tobin's albums are often compared to soundtracks, and he says that movies by David Lynch have influenced him. In addition, he has stated to like films by the Coen brothers, Dario Argento, and Roman Polanski."
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amon_Tobin
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Time for a plutonium injection!
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Have this track as my ringtone.
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How bout some old school shit?
from same producer, for some goose bump action
Channel X in the dome
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For me the perfect soundtrack for all the crazy ass Photoshops made by Getbiggers..
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If you are a fan of the movie, Requiem for a Dream, you will like this GMS track..
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I am not a big Trance music fan, but this ranks up there as an all time best classic...
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Anyone have a great memory associated with this?
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How bout some old school shit?
from same producer, for some goose bump action
Channel X in the dome
The smiley-period, how can I forget? :) :) :) Everyone had T-shirts, buttons, etc with ' :)', glad that's over, lol
Second track reminds me a bit to the great KLF
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Damn DP, you had to post a track I hated with a passion...Second to KLF was 2 Unlimited, and Ace of Base...Bury that shit forever haha....
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I am sure I will be put in Time Out for this
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I am sure I will be put in Time Out for this
First G_Thang on page 1 and now you, I can't take this! >:( ;D
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Damn DP, you had to post a track I hated with a passion...Second to KLF was 2 Unlimited, and Ace of Base...Bury that shit forever haha....
I'm not a fan of all KLF tracks, but this extended version kicks ass, a typical crossover between eighties & nineties dance music.
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Anyone have a great memory associated with this?
I was 11 and hated most kids on school. In their turn, they hated me as well for being different ;D
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Excellent 'ol school, LTJ Bukem is a turntable master!
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That's a sweet IDM track. Autumn is a great season, good for creativity.
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^^ Great track, awesome beat.
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This track is bodybuilding related...If you state the reason why, you win a free BMW.
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Excellent track, Fitness! I only know Bonobo from his retro like tracks, so this one was a nice surprise.
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This track is bodybuilding related...If you state the reason why, you win a free BMW.
After 35 secs of guessing:
A black BMW 7 will bring me the girls 8)
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Excellent DP ;D He used that track for a while...Now its time for me to take a trip to the junkyard..I did not specify what kind or what shape of BMW 8)
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"In the past, everything for me evolved around music. Even as a child: music was the only and the most important thing. By now I see music more as the catalyst for what you experience around it - in your social life, together with others."
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"In the past, everything for me evolved around music. Even as a child: music was the only and the most important thing. By now I see music more as the catalyst for what you experience around it - in your social life, together with others."
Great interview..
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Great interview..
In general, people become interesting when they start talking about their passions in life.
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The "Bottin´s Disco Spritzer Mix"...
I love those mix names, LOL
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Im currently diggin' this commercial deep house that is big in the uk:
reminds me a bit of:
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Phutureprimitive!
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This album is pure gold...Do yourself a favor and experience it...
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This album is pure gold...Do yourself a favor and experience it...
Awesome, I've listened to the whole album, which is very versatile. To me, their work represents "nothing what you see is what it seems".
Message to everyone: try to listen with a non-judgemental attitude.
Thanks for sharing!
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Nice theme you got going
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Nice theme you got going
If Blue Eyes was still alive, how would he feel hearing this? :D
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Hearing this while riding an ATB would be great, damn I miss my Giant :'(
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Optimal condition to listen/watch: in the middle of the night, lights out..
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If Blue Eyes was still alive, how would he feel hearing this? :D
He would put a hit out on this person :P
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Optimal condition to listen/watch: in the middle of the night, lights out..
Great track and video..I added it to favorites..
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Great track and video..I added it to favorites..
I've heard this track on Somafm's Drone Zone (http://somafm.com/play/dronezone) channel.
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Great website..Ran into it years ago, forgot about it, and learned about it again in this thread...
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Great website..Ran into it years ago, forgot about it, and learned about it again in this thread...
Yeah, I prefer internet radio over playlists / collecting MP3s. I hate it when things become predictable.. Shoutcast.com is also one of my sources to discover new stuff, or stuff that I haven't heard for years.
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Diary Of Dreams, music for in the middle of the night..
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Awesome, I've listened to the whole album, which is very versatile. To me, their work represents "nothing what you see is what it seems".
Message to everyone: try to listen with a non-judgemental attitude.
Thanks for sharing!
Argggggg. I wasted te listening to that shit?
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Argggggg. I wasted te listening to that shit?
It's like taking cold showers, adaptation takes place and after a while you learn to appreciate them...
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"The AnabolicHalos" are pretty dope here, no 17" pythons needed to impress the women..
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"Robot band Z-Machines made their debut at the Liquidroom in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo. The interactive robots are programmed to perform based on actions taken by their audience as well as people who access the Z-Machines website. Their debut performance was sponsored by alcoholic beverage maker Zima."
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"Glassworks was my debut record on CBS. This music was written for the recording studio, though a number of the pieces soon found their way into the Ensemble repertory. A six-"movement" work, Glassworks was intended to introduce my music to a more general audience than had been familiar with it up to then."
— Philip Glass
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The Verbrilli Sound
"The Verbrilli Sound was created by Don Verbrilli and is as much a philosophy of music as it is a verifiable musical act. Verbrilli's claim is that the purest musical creations are not in fact the work of an artist or of a single mind, but are instead the creatures of an intricate and mysterious process. Called the Verbrilli Effect, the process involves the reception of available atmospheric transmissions, plus a sequence of unforced creative accidents. Theoretically, if the artist is in a proper mindset and musical equipment is at hand, there will be enough electromagnetic energy to attract any number of patterned transmissions from a host of sentient sources."
Interadesting!
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The Verbrilli Sound.... nice
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Almost no progressive beats in this thread for a long time. Let's get back on track!
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Almost no progressive beats in this thread for a long time. Let's get back on track!
First off, thanks for your contributions!
This thread is about progressive beats in a broader context, so it's not limited to a specific genre.
Hope this helps :)
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This guy is a master, love this shit...
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No complicated/artistic/mystic stuff this time, just beats that keep you going..
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Great thread
Heard it on one of klokovs video's blasting through the ruska gym.
Always gets me amped and ready to go.
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Great thread
Heard it on one of klokovs video's blasting through the ruska gym.
Always gets me amped and ready to go.
Sounds good, feel free to share more of this!
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Good ol ghetto blaster rap, and I love that Jeep, preferably in black.
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Special treat here, enjoy...
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I'm liking this progressive trance track...
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Special treat here, enjoy...
That's a sweet classic. I can't remember how long ago I've listed to these tracks, but I remember many of them.
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From Denmark, Timescape
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That's a sweet classic. I can't remember how long ago I've listed to these tracks, but I remember many of them.
If I am having some trouble mentally, I listen to this and it calms me down..There are some amazing movie scores thoughout time, hard to choose the best, but for me this is the best because of the effect it has on me...
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If I am having some trouble mentally, I listen to this and it calms me down..There are some amazing movie scores thoughout time, hard to choose the best, but for me this is the best because of the effect it has on me...
Music is a mood maker. When you pay attention, it can ease your mind, fire you up, make you focussed, sentimental and so on.. Personally, I don't believe in 'best' this or that; too much of the same gets boring.
Lately, I convert whole albums, but other stuff as well, into MP3 and go for a long walk.
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Too much of any one thing will drive you nutz...From personal experience, do not listen to The Wall by Pink Floyd for days on end on repeat...
Also, do not download all 60 different versions of, They're coming to take me away, and put the whole library of them on repeat for hours and hours...
I am still alive though ;D
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Some nice electro stuff,
1. Dot Allison- substance (felix da housecat)
2. Miss Kittin+Hacker- frank sinatra
3. Kraftwerk- home computer
4. Micatone- plastic bags and magazines (tiefschwarz)
5. Sharpe and Numan- change your mind (12"edit)
6. Black strobe- me and madonna
7. Miss kittin- stock exchange
8. Royksopp- poor leno (erlend oye silicon soul remix)
9. Miss kittin- rippin kitten (x-press 2 vocal mix)
10. Ladytron- blue jeans (josh wink)
11. Miss kittin- soundtrack of now
12. Felix da housecat- madame hollywood (tiga)
13. Ladytron- Playgirl (zombie nation)
14. Miss kittin+hacker- the beach
15. Swayzak- state of grace (hawkshaw)
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Supreme Beings of Leisure
"Sexy Sounds for Sexy People"
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I HOPE YOU BROUGHT YOUR GAMEFACE!!!
Progressive Beats by Jay!
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I HOPE YOU BROUGHT YOUR GAMEFACE!!!
Progressive Beats by Jay!
There goes my game face ;D
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Melbourne underground
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Two opposing melodies in this song, they pulled it off nicely...I am having trouble embedding again, do not know what the deal is....
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Two opposing melodies in this song, they pulled it off nicely...I am having trouble embedding again, do not know what the deal is....
Raja Ram is a versatile person and a funny guy as well.
The 'magic trick' is to remove the 's' from 'https', since it's impossible to embed secured Youtube streams.
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Sweet tune while making Tbombsai & DramaJane181 shops 8)
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Thanks DP, will remember that..
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TIP Records is back in a huge way...They were a huge part of the Golden Age of Psytrance back in the mid nineties...This year they really made a huge mark in the psy world with releases like this...
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Great song and also one of their best albums ever...
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This is one of the best threads on the board..found a ton of good stuff I didn't know about...thanks guys
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Great song and also one of their best albums ever...
Love this album too. Scary but somehow comforting where your mood is on the dark side.
Another one I love.
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Nice take on the classic track, this guy is good.
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If you were there... 8)
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Pork, some damn fine tunes you posted...
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I will have to listen to more from this band, I liked what i heard...I am a fan of Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, and found this song along those lines...Thanks for sharing...
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Didnt see Tholen posted yet:
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...and Tao
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Pork, some damn fine tunes you posted...
What era / type of music you like ?
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Psytrance, back in the mid nineties
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From France, Justice
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MSTRKRFT
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One of my heroes of electronic music,
"Biosphere is the main recording name of Geir Jenssen (born May 30, 1962),
a Norwegian musician who has released a notable catalogue of ambient electronic music.
He is well known for his "ambient techno" and "arctic ambient" styles, his use of music loops,
and peculiar samples from sci-fi sources. His track "Novelty Waves" was used for the
1995 campaign of Levi's.
His 1997 album Substrata was voted by the users of the Hyperreal website in 2001
as the best all time classic ambient album."
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biosphere_(musician)
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Real good shit DP...Never heard this guy before...
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Real good shit DP...Never heard this guy before...
He's like a modern day Vangelis (or is this blasphemy?).
Both 'synthesizer Gods' were inspired by the world of ice.
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No not at all, I can see why you made the comparison....
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Gary Numan, no further introduction needed..
And as a nice bonus, Gary about his influences.
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I completely forgot about Depache Mode's, Songs of Faith and Devotion....I listened to that album for about three months straight, when it came out back in the day...Great album
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I completely forgot about Depache Mode's, Songs of Faith and Devotion....I listened to that album for about three months straight, when it came out back in the day...Great album
Never heard this track from them, thanks for sharing.
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That was pretty intense..
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That was pretty intense..
You can check this band's work and also "Kluster" which was the same band plus Conrad Schnitzler. The music was even darker, very industrial and oppressive. Great work but not for the faint hearted. Schnitzler solo work has a good number of gems also.
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Best post by far in this thread...This really came out in 1971? Unbelievable...Also I have never heard of them before...Its like finding Atlantis...
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Another "out there" number from an overlooked band. This is, mind you, from 1969.
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Psytrance, back in the mid nineties
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I believe that this whole thread needs headphones, or deaf neighbors...
The next artist is AJJA,
"AJJA is an eclectic and multi-talented Swiss artist who channels his creativity through parallel careers as musician/producer/dj, Peak Records label manager, graphic artist and tattoo artist."
"At the end of the nineties, his interest gradually shifted towards electronic music, causing him to explore new digital horizons. In 2002, AJJA and musician friends Master Margherita, Dymons and Flooting Grooves created The Peaking Goddess Collective, a chill & psytrance band that fuses live instruments and digital technology. After performing in many parties and festivals and releasing tracks on many compilations, their debut album “Organika” was released on Peak Records in August 2007."
Much more on https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ajja/49408601989?id=49408601989&sk=info
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Mr Scruff bringing the peace, fun and harmony..
Great documentary, "No Pies for 200 Yards"
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This must be a European thing.
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This must be a European thing.
No worries, here's Scott Hansen -AKA Tycho- from Frisco.
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Heard this song on an MD Video, I like it...
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Heard this song on an MD Video, I like it...
Cool track!
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I believe that this whole thread needs headphones, or deaf neighbors...
The next artist is AJJA,
"AJJA is an eclectic and multi-talented Swiss artist who channels his creativity through parallel careers as musician/producer/dj, Peak Records label manager, graphic artist and tattoo artist."
"At the end of the nineties, his interest gradually shifted towards electronic music, causing him to explore new digital horizons. In 2002, AJJA and musician friends Master Margherita, Dymons and Flooting Grooves created The Peaking Goddess Collective, a chill & psytrance band that fuses live instruments and digital technology. After performing in many parties and festivals and releasing tracks on many compilations, their debut album “Organika” was released on Peak Records in August 2007."
Much more on https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ajja/49408601989?id=49408601989&sk=info
The style you posted is Goa Trance DP, the best kind...I have not heard Goa that good in a while...
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The style you posted is Goa Trance DP, the best kind...I have not heard Goa that good in a while...
There you have it, sharing is caring :)
I once saw a guy in a clinic that got therapy for his goa addiction.
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Steve Roach
"(born February 16, 1955) is an American composer and performer of ambient, electronic music and tribal-ambient music, whose recordings are also classified in the genres of space, drone, and New Age. Roach is recognized as one of the "leading innovators of contemporary electronic music." "
"Originally a Motocross racer, at the age of 20 Roach taught himself to play the synthesizer[5] after being inspired by such influential synthesizer artists and groups as Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, and Vangelis."
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Roach_(musician)
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Oh shit don't get me even started with Steve Roach. This guy has taken me to places with his music no one else has. Listened to him a LOT when I was younger. Thanks for the blast from the past!
Bonus track from Michael Stearns
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Bat For Lashes
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Bat For Lashes
musicians are gettn dweebier by the year wow
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musicians are gettn dweebier by the year wow
Thank you for your input, sir.
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Merry Christmas track!!
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Katy Perry, Lady GAGA? Shitty music...This is music...
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Real smooth track
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Floor stomper
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Katy Perry, Lady GAGA? Shitty music...This is music...
I don't blame those 'artists' for this poverty, but rather the music industry. They decide what most of us hear/see on/in the mainstream media. These days, it's -nearly- impossible to start an independent radio or TV station without serving the music bizz; it's simply too expensive.
This being said, I would like to thank Tim Berners-Lee, Vint Cerf and other 'mad' scientists for inventing the Internet.
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I hear ya, because of the internet we have tons of fantastic music to choose from...
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How bout some smooth ass Techno this morning?
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Speedy J has been around for a couple of decades...This song raised my anxiety levels...Kind of hard to listen too
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How bout some smooth ass Techno this morning?
Nice mellow track. I started this morning with isochronic tones and a cup of tea. "isochronic what?!" you might ask, well here's a detailed description from the makers.
"HEADPHONES REQUIRED - Note: As this session stimulates each ear with different frequencies, you will need to use headphones to experience the full effect.
Alternative background sounds available on Mp3 at the above page: Orchestral, Hybrid, World Music, Rain, Brown Noise.
Use this session in the morning or afternoon, to train your brain for better cognition, such as clearer and faster thinking.
This session stimulates Beta, SMR and Alpha, alternating in 2 minute increments to help keep the user relaxed and engaged.
Note: SMR (sensorimotor rhythm) relates to the frequency range between 12 - 15Hz. It's associated with sensory processing and motor control. Stimulating this can result in relaxed focus and improved attention.
This session is meant to speed up the brain while keeping the left hemisphere dominant (good for attention, concentration and reducing emotional response and hyperactivity). ADD and similar disorders are often characterized by "slow-wave" EEG patterns, particularly in the left frontal region. As such, this session stimulates the left brain hemisphere with Beta frequencies and the right with SMR."
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Very calming music, I can see how it has a positive effect on the mind...
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Very calming music, I can see how it has a positive effect on the mind...
The trick is to create tones with a specific frequency rate or within a certain zone, from delta that leads to a deep sleep to gamma that leads to deep thinking/better focus. These tracks are like meditation sessions, a bit boring due their repetitive nature, so it takes time to mentally adapt.
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This is a great live set...
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Strong artist, good find!
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I know that speaking person in the beginning, it's Willem de Ridder. Called him multiple times during his radio shows and saw him once during a speech about his book, a controversial and fascinating guy. I remember his interesting conversations with people like U.G. Krishnamurti and Byron Katie very well.
(http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/_/22752441/Willem+de+Ridder+Willemallchemixstudio.jpg)
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Some New Year's eve tunes (http://somafm.com/brfm/), enjoy and best wishes for 2014 to all of you!
(http://cdn.buuteeq.com/upload/14553/hires.jpg.1340x450_0_220_6978.jpg)
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Fortran 5, and no, that's not version 5 of the programming language with the same name.
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How bout some smooth ass Techno this morning?
Bomb tune!!!!
Wow never saw this thread. Didn't realize there were electronic affecionados lovers on here.
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Probably one of my favorite tracks in the past four years.
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Probably one of my favorite tracks in the past four years.
This track has a smooth and sophisticated rhythm, nice!
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Classic San Francisco House from 2001. This was a big track worldwide
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This track has a smooth and sophisticated rhythm, nice!
Such a great track. Never get sick of it
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Classic San Francisco House from 2001. This was a big track worldwide
Sweet, I recognise the last part as 'Back to Mine' from 'Everything but the girl',
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Love the shots of café mambo in the video. God I miss Ibiza
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Classic San Francisco House from 2001. This was a big track worldwide
I am not a fan of house, but that sounded damn good...
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Love the shots of café mambo in the video. God I miss Ibiza
Great track!!
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This is worth listening too for the intro alone...Fucking loved it...
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On the more progressive side, from 1998. John Digweed played this in every set for a couple of years.
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Intriguing, they should cast this fella for their next vid,
(http://i40.tinypic.com/1fi73r.jpg)
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Susumu Yokota
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Great album for first thing in the morning, or anytime...
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Once again Phutureprimitive, because they're fucking awesome.
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Great feel good mix...The Best of ATB...Every track is a winner...Or I am just drunk, you decide...
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This minimal trance set brought me in because he sampled the movie PI, which is one of my favorites of all time...Never has paranoia been so well portrayed in a movie...
Here is the trailer to PI
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This minimal trance set brought me in because he sampled the movie PI, which is one of my favorites of all time...Never has paranoia been so well portrayed in a movie...
Here is the trailer to PI
That long track is a great one, I've listened for 15 minutes but I will convert it to an MP3 for my cardio.
I've seen Pi a couple of years ago, simply on Youtube. A misunderstood genius... I believe that more people feel that way, but many of them feel stuck in the system... sad
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I have listened to it a few times already, not the whole set yet though...The PI soundtrack is real good, give it a listen...
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I have listened to it a few times already, not the whole set yet though...The PI soundtrack is real good, give it a listen...
Will do so tomorrow during cardio.
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Will do so tomorrow during cardio.
Soundtrack to PI
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I have a question for you guys.
It's kinda a " you have to know" question...really don't know if you can google it.
I'm hosting a party for my GF friends...they are mid 30s early 40s...I have the rock and pop down as far as tunes to play but I'd like to mix in some fat ass club music ...what would be some good..not poppy shit...dance tracks that they would like and recognize from when they were in the scene. These are cool people who clubbed pretty hard. Like 10-15 tracks tops. Maybe some rap.
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I have a question for you guys.
It's kinda a " you have to know" question...really don't know if you can google it.
I'm hosting a party for my GF friends...they are mid 30s early 40s...I have the rock and pop down as far as tunes to play but I'd like to mix in some fat ass club music ...what would be some good..not poppy shit...dance tracks that they would like and recognize from when they were in the scene. These are cool people who clubbed pretty hard. Like 10-15 tracks tops. Maybe some rap.
That's a nice challenge. The first thing that pops-up in my mind is a balanced mix of eighties, electro and new wave stuff.
Here's a sample playlist:
1.fade to grey-visage
2.bizarre love triangle-new order
3.happy station-fun fun
4.sex crime-eurythmics
5.situation-yazoo
6.in the heat of the night-tapps
7.funky town-lipps inc
8.queen of burlesque-gazebo
9.passion-the flirts
10.sub culture-new order
11.will you be there-celebrate the nun
12.don't go-yazoo
13.in the night-pet shop boys
14.walking on thin ice-yoko ono
15.tour de france-kraftwerk
16.don't stop-digital emotion
17.together in erectric dreams-human league
18.peek a boo-devo
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That's a nice challenge. The first thing that pops-up in my mind is a balanced mix of eighties, electro and new wave stuff.
Here's a sample playlist:
1.fade to grey-visage
2.bizarre love triangle-new order
3.happy station-fun fun
4.sex crime-eurythmics
5.situation-yazoo
6.in the heat of the night-tapps
7.funky town-lipps inc
8.queen of burlesque-gazebo
9.passion-the flirts
10.sub culture-new order
11.will you be there-celebrate the nun
12.don't go-yazoo
13.in the night-pet shop boys
14.walking on thin ice-yoko ono
15.tour de france-kraftwerk
16.don't stop-digital emotion
17.together in erectric dreams-human league
18.peek a boo-devo
Thanks for the effort i appreciate it....I know most of those songs. I spun from 83-91 my new wave..freestyle and 80s knowledge is tight.
I'm looking for stuff that was bumping in the clubs say 95- 2005. I was out of the industry...have no clue who sang what......LOL
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Thanks for the effort i appreciate it....I know most of those songs. I spun from 83-91 my new wave..freestyle and 80s knowledge is tight.
I'm looking for stuff that was bumping in the clubs say 95- 2005. I was out of the industry...have no clue who sang what......LOL
I believe that the eighties was the final era in which dance/club music was made, which is both recognizable as good(!), so that's a tough one, LOL!
Maybe this (https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=nineties%20dance%20music&sm=1) Youtube query might help?
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Youtube is very good at searching for a specific year...Type the style of dance you are looking for whether it be trance, house, techno, then the year...I do that all the time and come up with gems I have forgotten about...That is way easier for you and us, instead of trying to remember specific tracks of artists from memory...
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I believe that the eighties was the final era in which dance/club music was made, which is both recognizable as good(!), so that's a tough one, LOL!
Maybe this (https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=nineties%20dance%20music&sm=1) Youtube query might help?
Yeah I guess I'm going to have to pore through some "best ofs" and pick out the good stuff :P . I'm not trying to have a rave, just keep it varied..thanks.
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Youtube is very good at searching for a specific year...Type the style of dance you are looking for whether it be trance, house, techno, then the year...I do that all the time and come up with gems I have forgotten about...That is way easier for you and us, instead of trying to remember specific tracks of artists from memory...
Yeah that is what I'm gonna have to do....was being lazy but I'll probably enjoy the process. I think having good tunes is key for a good party. I just hit shuffle ....I don't think I'm "dj G" ...LOL.
I'm not a music nerd trying to impress people but at the same time I'm not gonna play hard rock all night because that's what I like.
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Big house music hits
Armand Van Helden feat. Duane Harden - U Don't Know Me (1998)
Basement Jaxx - Red Alert (1999)
Bucketheads - The Bomb! (1995)
Daft Punk - Around the World (1996)
David Morales pres. The Face - Needin' U II (2000)
Eddie Amador - House Music (1997)
Eric Prydz - Call on Me (2004)
Kings of Tomorrow - Finally (2001)
Mighty Dub Katz - Magic Carpet Ride (1995)
Moby - Bodyrock (Olav Basoski remix) (1999)
Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (2000)
Moloko - Sing it Back (1998)
Mr. Oizo - Flat Beat (1998)
The Ones - Flawless (Phunk Investigation remix) (1999)
Pete Heller - Big Love (1999)
Phatts & Small - Turn Around (1999)
Roger Sanchez - Another Chance (2001)
Carl Cox - Phuture 2000 (1999)
Cassius - The Sound of Violence (2002)
DJ Sneak - Fix My Sink (2002)
X-Press 2 - Lazy (2002)
A lot of different styles of house, all of these tracks were big
Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You (1997)
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Big house music hits
Armand Van Helden feat. Duane Harden - U Don't Know Me (1998)
Basement Jaxx - Red Alert (1999)
Bucketheads - The Bomb! (1995)
Daft Punk - Around the World (1996)
David Morales pres. The Face - Needin' U II (2000)
Eddie Amador - House Music (1997)
Eric Prydz - Call on Me (2004)
Kings of Tomorrow - Finally (2001)
Mighty Dub Katz - Magic Carpet Ride (1995)
Moby - Bodyrock (Olav Basoski remix) (1999)
Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (2000)
Moloko - Sing it Back (1998)
Mr. Oizo - Flat Beat (1998)
The Ones - Flawless (Phunk Investigation remix) (1999)
Pete Heller - Big Love (1999)
Phatts & Small - Turn Around (1999)
Roger Sanchez - Another Chance (2001)
Carl Cox - Phuture 2000 (1999)
Cassius - The Sound of Violence (2002)
DJ Sneak - Fix My Sink (2002)
X-Press 2 - Lazy (2002)
A lot of different styles of house, all of these tracks were big
Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You (1997)
Boom.
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Thanks for the effort i appreciate it....I know most of those songs. I spun from 83-91 my new wave..freestyle and 80s knowledge is tight.
I'm looking for stuff that was bumping in the clubs say 95- 2005. I was out of the industry...have no clue who sang what......LOL
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for those who like uplifting trance this is one of better mixes by Rob Denton. This is my workout music, high energy, great pumps :)
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Dmitri Hvorostovsky, a true Getbigger 8)
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From the heroin thread. Dedicated to Philip Seymour Hoffman...
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Thanks Stan and all those other contributors, it's good to hear some chill beats of peace between all those depressing threads about dead people, endless discussions, useless rants and so on...
/rant ;D
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Thanks Stan and all those other contributors, it's good to hear some chill beats of peace between all those depressing threads about dead people, endless discussions, useless rants and so on...
/rant ;D
Bomb ass set. Saw him this summer on a boat cruise.
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not sure if this is rogressive, but its my fav mix
the voice of the woman in very first song gives me the chills :D
and damn,listen to the going from one song to the next at 3:37 badassery 8)
and boom, fav song of all time right at the strt here
@9mmin :05 another badas entry into other track.
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Nu-jazz / down tempo from Outside,
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Thought Guild
Ever since Tangerine Dream's rapid decent into creative oblivion in the late 1980's, the hole they left in Berlin-school ambient has been more than ably filled by the likes of Alpha Wave Movement, X1 Project and even a few of the old-school originals like Klaus Schulze.
There is still plenty to say in the gentre, too. Electronic music now well and truly has a history and Thought Guild - a duo consisting of the late Christopher Cameron (1966-2011) and Alpha Wave Movement's Gregory Kyryluck - are in a sense re-creating history by using vintage analogue synthesisers to capture a particularly rich sound that once dominated European electronic music. It's not quite nostalgia however; its more a case playing with a sound palette that's been around a long time and using both period analogue instruments and modern digital tools.
http://www.ambientmusicguide.com/pages/T/thoughtGuild.php
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William Orbit
William Orbit (born William Mark Wainwright, 15 December 1956) is an English musician, composer and record producer. In the early 1980s he formed synthpop act Torch Song with Laurie Mayer and Grant Gilbert. In 1987 he released the first of his Strange Cargo album series, containing ambient music.
Towards the end of the 1990s Orbit started to work with bigger name artists, producing songs on Ray of Light and Music by Madonna, 13 and Think Tank by Blur and Saints and Sinners by All Saints. His work with Madonna led him to win three Grammys. He worked again with Madonna on her 2012 album MDNA producing six songs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Orbit
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Strong stuff, I hear some Nine inch nails/Rob Zombie influences.
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Strong stuff, I hear some Nine inch nails/Rob Zombie influences.
The other way around, those guys were influenced by Skinny Puppy
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Skinny Puppy is a Canadian electronic music group, formed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in 1982. The group is widely considered to be one of the founders of the electro-industrial genre.[1]
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Skinny Puppy is a Canadian electronic music group, formed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in 1982. The group is widely considered to be one of the founders of the electro-industrial genre.[1]
Still so many things to discover, thanks for sharing.
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There is so much good shit out there DP, I will never hear it all...I will always be surprised by some new sound, or a sound I have not heard before...I gotta play catch up with the music in this thread...
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Mind.in.a.box
"mind.in.a.box is an Austrian electronic music band which includes Stefan Poiss (vocals), Roman Stift (bass), Gehard Höffler (drums) and Adam Wehsely-Swiczinsky (guitar). Their "technopop" sound can be described as a cross between futurepop and progressive trance."
"For their albums, the songs feature monologues, snippets of audio logs and conversations that combine to tell a story that spans the albums. Together, they form a mysterious epic that draws on science fiction, fantasy and noir fiction."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind.in.a.box
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Great group and great album..
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Orbital, I know them from The Box (yes, no surprise). Their tracks are versatile and original.
Esp that last track was a good one.
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Smashing Pumpkins leaving their form to fit Trent Reznors world...
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Ambient Temple Of Imagination
"The Ambient Temple of Imagination is an open collective dedicated to activating the world's imagination through experimentation.
Part ambient-trance group, part holistic listening-music healers, ATOI's Mystery School project was founded in 1992 by Richard Sun and Seofon in San Francisco as they pioneered chill-out sound environments for raves around the area. With introspective chill spaces, ritual performance art, and spoken-word poetry, ATOI focused on the public ceremonial exploration of magick and sound."
http://www.discogs.com/artist/6775-Ambient-Temple-Of-Imagination
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Faunts
"Faunts was formed in the fall of 2000 by brothers Steve and Tim Batke. Faunts are released on Friendly Fire Recordings. In 2005, their debut album High Expectations/Low Results was well received.[1] In 2006, a 40-minute EP entitled M4 was released that grew out of music crafted to accompany short films for the Film and Video Arts Society.[2][3] One of the tracks from the M4 (M4, Pt. II) was featured during the final credits of BioWare's 2007 RPG Mass Effect.[4] This raised the band's profile and "a sizeable new audience was exposed to Faunts’ moody, subdued melodies".[5] On November 18, 2008, they released a remix album titled Faunts Remixed, featuring remixes by acts such as Mark Templeton and DVAS, which is available exclusively through iTunes.[6] The newest Faunts album, Feel.Love.Thinking.Of[7] was released on February 17, 2009, and is the result of songwriting over the course of the touring across America. Most recently, BioWare chose to feature another Faunts song, Das Malefitz, during the final credits of Mass Effect 3."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faunts
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Sunn Jellie - this guy has LOTS of good progressive trance tracks
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Great track, thanks for sharing..
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Great track, thanks for sharing..
X2, another excellent and motivating IDM track
Steamy badass song, they're a bit Black Crowes like.
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http://soundcloud.com/minnesota
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Meridian
https://soundcloud.com/meridiansound
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Abyssal Plains
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Some trippy ol' school DnB, nice.. a bit Roni Size like.
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Some trippy ol' school DnB, nice.. a bit Roni Size like.
The sample from the movie, Vertigo is what grabbed me.
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Euro thread reported.
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Orbital, I know them from The Box (yes, no surprise). Their tracks are versatile and original.
Esp that last track was a good one.
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^ Orbital, one of the best all around great artists...
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Euro thread reported.
Because we love to elevate things 8)
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^ Orbital, one of the best all around great artists...
And I would nominate the BOC for this category as well.
Same experience as with Orbital; their albums are journeys.
Enjoy..
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If I hear another damn lawn mower here I am getting out my shotgun. Pussy can go to hell.
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If I hear another damn lawn mower here I am getting out my shotgun. Pussy can go to hell.
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Bent
"Bent are an electronica act from Nottingham in England, consisting of Neil "Nail" Tolliday and Simon Mills. They gained critical acclaim from their debut album Programmed to Love in 2000.
The duo were initially noted for their ability to create their own mischievous style of recordings by sampling their private record collections (which they have themselves referred to as "dodgy")."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bent_(band)
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What did they give you? LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Die Antwoord
"Die Antwoord (pronounced Dee Ahnt-Voord; Afrikaans for "The Answer") is a South African rap-rave band formed in Cape Town in 2008. Fronted by vocalists Ninja and Yolandi Visser, their music is produced by DJ Hi-Tek. Their image draws from the zef (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zef#Zef_music_and_culture) counterculture movement and the works of Roger Ballen."
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die_Antwoord
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^^ Freaky girl and group mixing classic techno with rap, with crazy videos...I like
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You fucks gave us the Stones, Zep, Sabbath, Priest, Maiden ... now this? What happened to my Limey brothers?
Bollocks!
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You fucks gave us the Stones, Zep, Sabbath, Priest, Maiden ... now this? What happened to my Limey brothers?
Bollocks!
Too much of the same gets boring, I'm done with those dinosaurs.
BTW, you made some funky moves on Die antwoord, I saw that :D
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From Sweden, Probspot
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From the Neverlands, Bas & Ram
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Too much of the same gets boring, I'm done with those dinosaurs.
BTW, you made some funky moves on Die antwoord, I saw that :D
Never gets boring, DP.
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Indefatigable Paths, a sweet psychill/ambient/slow trance mix by AuroraX.
Best served late at night.
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Featured before, Tycho from San Francisco
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Chris Coco is a tastemaker, DJ, broadcaster, producer, music curator, musician and journalist.
He is currently promoting his new artist album Freedom Street on his label MelodicaRecordings.
His radio show, Melodica, is growing from it’s online home on Mixcloud to include broadcasts in cities from Sydney to Istanbul to Chicago. The Guardian called it “the hazy, lazy sound of the summer”.
http://www.chriscoco.com/me
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Excellent garage/2-step by !tems
(http://www.kudosrecords.co.uk/images/hires_products/rst003.jpg) (https://soundcloud.com/reset-industries/sets/rst003-tems-time-swap-ep)
(click on image)
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Featured before, Third Realm
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Underworld are a British electronic group formed in 1980 in Cardiff and the principal name under which musicians Karl Hyde and Rick Smith have recorded together. Darren Price has toured with the band since 2005, after the departure of Darren Emerson in 2002. Known for visual style and dynamic live performances, Underworld have influenced a wide range of artists and been featured in soundtracks and scores for films, television, and the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underworld_(band)
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Refreshing electro pop from Iceland, Sometime
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"In essence, TYTHE is the fully formed pseudonym of Julian Peck; a reincarnation of the amalgamated parts of his previously lived musical experiences - having worked on various collaborations, remixes and re-edits under different guises in the past."
https://www.facebook.com/Tythemusic/info
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Back in the mix: Shpongle with their psybient album 'Tales of the Inexpressible' (2001)
Tracklist
1 "Dorset Perception" – 8:12
2 "Star Shpongled Banner" – 8:23
3 "A New Way to Say Hooray!" – 8:32
4 "Room 2ॐ" – 5:05
5 "My Head Feels Like a Frisbee" – 8:52
6 "Shpongleyes" – 8:56
7 "Once Upon the Sea of Blissful Awareness" – 7:30
8 "Around the World in a Tea Daze" – 11:21
9 "Flute Fruit" – 2:09
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Ambassadeurs AKA Mark Dobson, a Musician/DJ/Music Lover hailing from Brighton, UK who's eclectic sound draws influence from Electronic, EDM, Hip-Hop, Dub, Field Recordings, Ambient and many other forms of music and continues to try and push the boundaries when it comes to production.
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/ambassadeurs
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Excellent soundtrack like tune
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When talking about the music of Com Truise (one of the many pseudonyms of New Jersey designer/musician Seth Haley), the nostalgia bit inevitably comes up, so let's get that out of the way. Yes, his songs tap classic sci-fi and proto-electro in a way that is distinctly early eighties in scope. But they're also remarkably weird—stutter-step proggy and intoxicatingly psychedelic, like those classic touchstones got drunk on lava lamp juice inside a pinball machine. After his well-received Cyanide Sisters EP, a grip of remixes for artists like Twin Shadow, Neon Indian, and, uh, Daft Punk, and a few floating MP3s, Truise's first LP, Galactic Melt, will finally enter brainspaces this summer.
http://ghostly.com/releases/galactic-melt
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Excellent electro, FF!
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'Vintage electro' by Akahandsdown
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From Beauvais, France: Tommy '86
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I am electric flesh, I am the digital kiss.
I lIve in another dimension made of iron and steel.
My only goal is to create the ultimate sound of the future.
I am MUSCLE.
https://www.facebook.com/MuscleSynth/info
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Inspired by 80’s synth pop, disco, new wave music and a love for analog synths, musician/producer Shawn Ward created FM Attack and released the debut album "Dreamatic" in 2009 on Tonite Records.
The album was received with critical acclaim, leading to remixes for artists including Pnau, Edwin Van Cleef, Super Mal, Sally Shapiro, Tesla Boy, Visitor, Trans-X and Richard Marx.
https://www.facebook.com/fmattackmusic/info
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Hailing from Southern Germany, JUNKSISTA is the burning sonic firework resulting from the clash of the two strong personalities of sexy provocative and electro-addict Diana and highly skilled guitarist and perfectionist studio guru Boog.
http://www.discogs.com/artist/2954459-Junksista
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You have really good taste in music dude. No cheesy crap. Todd Terje nice touch
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Holy crap DroppingPlates you post some good shit! Saw Com Truise live few months ago. This guy in the real deal.
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Holy crap DroppingPlates you post some good shit! Saw Com Truise live few months ago. This guy in the real deal.
Glad to hear Titus. I imagine a room full of hipsters and nerds, right? :D
You might also like Def Con radio, http://somafm.com/defcon/ , enjoy!
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Deadmau5-Not Exactly, Tiesto remix
love this one
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Deadmau5-Not Exactly, Tiesto remix
love this one
I'm not a fan of Tiesto's mainstream trance stuff, but this is a great mix.
He's from my old hometown Breda. Never met him in person, but he seems a down-to-earth guy, based on what I saw in a documentary.
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I'm not a fan of Tiesto's mainstream trance stuff, but this is a great mix.
He's from my old hometown Breda. Never met him in person, but he seems a down-to-earth guy, based on what I saw in a documentary.
I am not big fan either but he did good with this one. Mind you original is great as well.
By the way Tiesto made $32 million last year. He is still at the very top, only Calvin Harris made more, $46 million. Crazy
http://www.forbes.com/special-report/2013/0814_top-djs.html
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latest from Moonbeam, very unique sound, they are one of my favourite
another one
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latest from Moonbeam, very unique sound, they are one of my favourite
Smooth and mellow, nice
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The Cubans may be poor, but at least they have each other's support and progressive beats.
Nice one, Parker!
They would do well during a nice festival in the park with a Tuborg.
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Once upon a time on a cold and rainy day, two French artists from Paris suddenly realised that life was too short. The day after, they created Krystal System and started making songs, shooting videos while making some concerts in France and switzerland.
Their first video clip "Slice" won the International Cravefest Video Awards and, the same year they signed with the electro label Alfa Matrix (Front 242, Arya...).They released their debut album Underground in 2009.
The band's alchemy results with an eclectic and boosted combination of music genres ranging from elektro, indie rock, cold wave and metal. All these influences are mixed with Bonnie’s juvenile and provocative vocals (in English and French) tempered by the warm male vocal of Seven.
https://www.facebook.com/krystal.system.official/info?ref=page_internal
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With a deep background in the technoscene they started playing around on their computer in 1995 and this step brought them along many paths they hadnt dreamed of. The experience aquired along the way has switched the scene from the amateur thing of the beginning to the standard of today; an acclaimed production with an exquisite feeling for sounds and percussion.
The project Ticon was started in 1999 as a natural progression towards something new and they soon got the attention deserved. Their unique style walks the thin line between progressive house and trance with crossover excursions on both sides. This gives their music a variation from the floorfilling to the hipswinging funky but they all emit the Ticon sound and the message to be happy and to be loosin it to the music.
https://www.facebook.com/ticonmusic/info?ref=page_internal
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(Andrew) Weatherall's DJ career started to take off when he met Danny Rampling at skater Bobby's party that he played at in Chapel Market, Islington, and Rampling invited him to play at his club night Shoom. Farley and Weatherall became regular Shoom DJ's, playing the upstairs room, and also at Paul Oakenfold's Future / Spectrum nights and Nicky Holloway's Trip. They also did their own parties and started a record label under the name of Boys Own Recordings.
Weatherall has produced such artists as Beth Orton, Primal Scream and One Dove, and has remixed the work of Björk, Siouxsie Sioux, The Orb, The Future Sound of London, New Order, Manic Street Preachers, My Bloody Valentine, James and many others. Most recently he produced the album Tarot Sport for Fuck Buttons and assisted The Twilight Sad with the production of their third studio album, No One Can Ever Know.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Weatherall
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Julian Sanza is an Argentinian DJ and Producer, currently based in Bogota; Mainly associated to 2020 Vision, he also credits releases on other influential labels like Eskimo, Get Physical, DFA, Rebirth, OM, Space Walker; his production style oscillates around House y Nu Disco, and his DJ sets are noteworthy because the elegance and quality in the musical selection as well as for the perfection at the transitions between songs.
http://juliansanza.com/about/about-2/
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Excellent iMeister, keep them coming!
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Chill ass song. I remember this artist but forgot her name.. Maybe Lobstah?
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I was just at costco n they have in ear tour beats for 89 bux. Any advices?
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I was just at costco n they have in ear tour beats for 89 bux. Any advices?
I use another brand, but you might look/listen on Youtube for reviews.
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I was just at costco n they have in ear tour beats for 89 bux. Any advices?
Costco? Fuck the beats, get one of them mustard dogs, my man.
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some deep house bangers
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Good stuff
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Living the dream ... music.
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Nostalgia.
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Nostalgia.
Paul Oakenfold's, back when trance was a thing. I miss those days.
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Dirty melancholic house music is the produce of much musical soul searching for emerging Norwegian star Finnebassen.
Leaving his teenage genre hopping days behind him, 2008 saw a house music epiphany, as a deep rooted interest in electronic music began, bringing Finnebassen to the sound he relays today.
https://www.facebook.com/finnebassen/info?ref=page_internal
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great remix of 'Wait'
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Refreshing mix, O.Z. I've never heard of the original, since I'm not that interested anymore in plain pop music.
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Neurotech has been featured before, but this one is their best so far.
Thanks for sharing it iMeister 8)
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Intriguing!
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and basically everything michael cassette made..
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and basically everything michael cassette made..
This shit's good, thanks!
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This shit's good, thanks!
X2, esp that fifth song.
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This song addresses many getbiggers IMHO ;D
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btw to dl mp3s for FREE;
http://muzofon.com/
it's in russian but search and you ll find anything there.
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btw to dl mp3s for FREE;
http://muzofon.com/
it's in russian but search and you ll find anything there.
well i'll be damned. they have everything.
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I like the off key oriental sounding synth and killer bass guitar in this song.
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Sorry, fellas, but I'm subscribed to the damn thread. Figure I gotta two cents it now and again.
Bodybuilding related: It was a progressive beat in 1951.
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A DnB pearl right there, nice!
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Blast from THE past. You young fellas probably never heard of Ultravox. These guys were big in 80'
'Dancing with tears in my eyes' was huge 30 years ago.
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Blast from THE past. You young fellas probably never heard of Ultravox. These guys were big in 80'
'Dancing with tears in my eyes' was huge 30 years ago.
Vienna is still my favorite Ultravox song :)
+30,000 views, fuck yeah 8)
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Might as well put the whole album here. 1969.
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Straight outta “Hamburg house city”, Adana Twins helped secure their home’s reputation for deep grooves with a series of early EPs that have made them among the most buzz-worthy acts to emerge from the German media capital. Placing repeatedly in the pole position on both Resident Advisor and Beatport charts, the duo of Take It Easy and Friso have found their way into the record bags and Traktor set-ups of the world’s top DJs, while comfortably establishing their own sound where sleek beats and clever sampling are only a small piece of a bigger musical vision that began to form during a previous era.
https://www.facebook.com/adanatwins/info?ref=page_internal
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Hybrid.
This term best categorizes the music of Dan Voicians, a producer from Stuttgart in the South of Germany. Listeners can expect a full-on sonic assault through an eclectic mix of musical styles. From Rock, Drum & Bass to piano/orchestral and electronic elements – this cross-genre bullet ride IS the sound and identity of Voicians.
https://www.facebook.com/Voicians/info?ref=page_internal
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Celldweller is a Detroit, Michigan-based musical project created by multi-instrumentalist artist, producer, songwriter, performer, programmer, and remixer Klayton. Klayton creates a hybrid fusion of digital and organic elements: intricately designed soundscapes that take cues from electronic genres like drum and bass, electro, and dubstep, woven together with aggressive rock/metal and orchestral elements. Celldweller songs have been featured in many films, movie trailers, television shows and video games.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celldweller
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More Voicians, because they're fucking awesome.
00:00 Voicians - The Construct
03:34 Voicians - Fighters
06:49 Subkulture feat. Klayton - Erasus (Voicians Remix)
10:33 Voicians - This Pain Feels Real
14:56 Celldweller - The Lucky One (Voicians Remix)
19:39 Voicians - The Construct (Zen Mix)
23:07 Blue Stahli - Metamorphosis (Voicians Remix)
27:36 Voicians - So Clear
32:24 Sybreed - Doomsday Party (End of Days Voicians Remix)
PM me for a 320kb MP3, enjoy!
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A quality album while reading, thank you for sharing this.
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According to Charles Neal’s Tape Delay, seven hertz is the frequency that is most dangerous to human life with effects including prolapse, internal organ damage, disorientation, vomiting, nausea, and even death. Apparently, the first man to generate the sound was killed in the process. 7-Hurtz, a collaboration between UK DJs Lascelles Gordon and Ben Cowan, was inspired by this knowledge. The former was a co-founder of the UK acid jazz band Brand New Heavies, has drummed for Sandals, Beth Orton and Campag Velocet, and previously ran a club night, ‘Helter Stupid’. Cowan, meanwhile, has previously been a dancer with contemporary outfits Ricochet and Bedlam and a member of the LoWilliams Band. Sharing their mutual love of Jean Jacques Perry, John Carpenter soundtracks and electro, the duo create sparse, pulsing music that splices early 80s electro with more contemporary deep ‘n’ dark breaks. The pair’s music was deliberately conceived to circumvent the music that they had previously created. 7-Hurtz has notably collaborated with Peaches and Bitch Lap Lap, contributing a cover of Prince’s ‘Sexy Dancer’ to the compilation, If I Was Prince. The duo’s Audiophiliac and Electroleum, were released via Output, the label formed by graphic designer and producer/musician Trevor Jackson.
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/7-hurtz-mn0000920284/biography
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Buddy of mine
https://soundcloud.com/wallengard/wallengard-diversion
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Buddy of mine
https://soundcloud.com/wallengard/wallengard-diversion
Your friend makes good stuff!
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Ye, it's a shame really.
Cause he doesn't think he's good enough and finds all these excuses not to take it to the next level and try to push for live performances etc.
I get that he's a perfectionist and wants to leave a good impression, but it inhibits his progress in becoming a 'known' artist if that's his goal anyways.
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Ye, it's a shame really.
Cause he doesn't think he's good enough and finds all these excuses not to take it to the next level and try to push for live performances etc.
I get that he's a perfectionist and wants to leave a good impression, but it inhibits his progress in becoming a 'known' artist if that's his goal anyways.
Being a good artist in a studio and on stage are 2 different things of course. It's prob best to start on small events/private parties.
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Being a good artist in a studio and on stage are 2 different things of course. It's prob best to start on small events/private parties.
That's what I meant, he doesn't feel ready for any such things. He's currently 'just' a producer, who believes he can't dj. Personally I am of the opinion dj's are vastly overrated and the mere fact he produces is an indicator of his talent. He's currently in Finland though, and he's told me 'the scene' isn't particularly huge there, so that doesn't exactly help either.
Hopefully he'll catch a break sometime.
One of my favorites:
https://soundcloud.com/wallengard/technologic
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http://lazerhawk.bandcamp.com/track/arrival
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you guys listen to Frisky Radio ?
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you guys listen to Frisky Radio ?
Yep subscriber. Ingo Vogelmann - Lightworks, some quality beats!
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The Kills are an indie rock band formed by American singer Alison Mosshart ("VV") and British guitarist Jamie Hince ("Hotel"). Their first three albums, Keep On Your Mean Side, No Wow, and Midnight Boom, have garnered critical praise. Blood Pressures, their fourth and most recent studio album, was released on April 4, 2011, worldwide and April 5, 2011, in the United States.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Kills
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you guys listen to Frisky Radio ?
I took a look on their page, but I'm not really a fan of typical mainstream club artists. I also prefer more variety, like the artists featured on Somafm's multiple channels, see www.somafm.com
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http://lazerhawk.bandcamp.com/track/arrival
This could be a great posing tune...
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That's what I meant, he doesn't feel ready for any such things. He's currently 'just' a producer, who believes he can't dj. Personally I am of the opinion dj's are vastly overrated and the mere fact he produces is an indicator of his talent. He's currently in Finland though, and he's told me 'the scene' isn't particularly huge there, so that doesn't exactly help either.
Hopefully he'll catch a break sometime.
One of my favorites:
https://soundcloud.com/wallengard/technologic
I have listened to almost everything on that page; it's great!
http://lazerhawk.bandcamp.com/track/arrival
A friend* pointed me at this guy earlier. I'm really enjoying this album.
*He's not a getbigger, so technically he can't be a friend...
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Caroline Hervé (born 1973), better known by her stage name Miss Kittin, is a French electronic music DJ, singer, and songwriter. Since rising to prominence in 1998 for her singles "1982" and "Frank Sinatra" with The Hacker, she has worked with other musicians such as Chicks on Speed, Felix da Housecat and Golden Boy. She released her debut solo album I Com in 2004, a second BatBox in 2008, and a third Calling From The Stars in 2013. She achieved international popularity with the singles "Rippin Kittin" and "Silver Screen Shower Scene".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_Kittin
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Born from the simplicity of emotive choruses and lush electronic ornaments, Goldroom has transformed into a fascinating tale of modern music culture; a nostalgic romance of tropical textures and soulful rhythms.
After the success of his single “Fifteen”, which found itself with over 300,000 plays on Soundcloud, the top spot on the Hype Machine charts, features on Pitchfork, Spinner, MTV, and spins on BBC Radio 1, few can say that they’ve had a year quite like Goldroom. In less than that amount of time, Goldroom’s travels have seen him touring on stages in Asia, Europe, South America, Central America, Australia, and of course across the USA and Canada.
http://goldroom.la/about/
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DP, thanks for introducing Goldroom and Miss Kittin - good stuff!
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DP, thanks for introducing Goldroom and Miss Kittin - good stuff!
You're welcome, sharing is caring!
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Since all styles are welcome here, just found these recently. This guy's f-ing awesome, never heard these songs before even though I've known his music forever
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Ha great, performing like that must be very therapeutic :D
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Ha great, performing like that must be very therapeutic :D
I don't expect these guys to fill a stadium anytime soon....
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I don't expect these guys to fill a stadium anytime soon....
I prefer authentic over 'marketing artists', and I'm not a fan of huge crowds anyway ;)
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I prefer authentic over 'marketing artists', and I'm not a fan of huge crowds anyway ;)
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SBTRKT (pronounced "subtract") is the musical project led by Aaron Jerome. SBTRKT has remixed songs by artists such as M.I.A, Radiohead, Modeselektor, Basement Jaxx, Mark Ronson, and Underworld, and has released singles, EPs, and two albums. His music has been playlisted by BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 6 Music.
SBTRKT also has performed live with frequent collaborator Sampha. The live show to 2012 consisted of Jerome utilizing electronic and acoustic drums, synthesisers and effects with Sampha playing two keyboards and singing.
Jerome uses the project's title rather than his own name in order to support the concept of anonymity. Jerome has explained "I'd rather not talk about myself as a person, and let the music speak for itself. The name SBTRKT is me taking myself away from that whole process. I'm not a social person, so having to talk to DJs to make them play a record is not something I want to do. It's more about giving them a record as an anonymous person and seeing whether they like it or not. If they play it, they play it."
To further support SBTRKT's anonymity, SBTRKT wears modern interpretations of native society ceremonial masks designed by A Hidden Place.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SBTRKT
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Palm Skin Productions specialize in darkside dub excursions, heavy on the downtempo breakbeats, jazzy flourishes and gut-bucket percussion. It's all the work of one Simon Richmond, though occasional collaborator Chris Bowden often appears on saxophone. Richmond first worked as a percussionist for the Talkin' Loud label's in-house session team K Collective, working on tracks by Jhelisa, Neneh Cherry and D*Note. He began recording as Palm Skin Productions in 1994, and appeared on the 4th & Broadway compilation series Rebirth of Cool with the track "Spock with a Beard." Richmond followed with two 1996 singles for Mo' Wax Records, "Like Brothers" and "The Beast," then moved to Hut for his debut album Remilixir. He has also remixed Galliano, Global Communication, United Future Organization, D*Note and the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion.
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/palm-skin-productions-mn0000000544/biography
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https://soundcloud.com/ancient-astronauts/anti-pop-song-timewarp-inc
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Motionless in White (sometimes referred to by the acronym MIW) is an American metal band from Scranton, Pennsylvania. Formed in 2005, the band consists of Chris Motionless (lead vocals), Ricky Horror (rhythm guitar), Devin "Ghost" Sola (bass), Ryan Sitkowski (lead guitar), Josh Balz (keyboards), and Vinny Mauro (drums). The band has stated that their band name derived from the Eighteen Visions song "Motionless and White (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motionless_and_White)".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motionless_in_White
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Tommy Noble is an electronic music duo from the Central Coast of California. They have had a whirlwind year since their first tracks released Summer 2011, smashing the Beatport charts from the get go after a flurry of offers from dance music's biggest labels. Their tracks quickly caught the attention of the whos who in EDM, and in the time since then they have shared the stage with: Tiësto, Steve Aoki, Dirtyphonics, Porter Robinson, Datsik, Mord Fustang, DallasK, Dada Life, Bart B More, PeaceTreaty, Wolfgang Gartner, Le Castle Vania, Spencer & Hill, and more.
https://www.facebook.com/tommynoblemusic/info?tab=page_info
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Pioneering the « nu-disco » sound, years long before that kind of sound started to invade the worldwide indie charts, Laurent ASH aka LIFELIKE’s early productions (« Black Chess » EP on the legendary “20000ST” record label) soon pricked the ears of the likes of DJ Falcon and Thomas Bangalter (from Daft Punk), and playlisted his record during their "Together 2002 tour", which if you’re a young Producer, is basically the equivalent of getting all six numbers in the lottery, finally introducing him very quickly into the very small but highly talented "French Touch" family.
https://www.facebook.com/LifelikeOfficial/info?tab=page_info
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"Pop nowadays sounds like one reaaaalllyy long song" - Gentlemen, I introduce A-Class, one of the new gods of progressive.
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I took a look on their page, but I'm not really a fan of typical mainstream club artists. I also prefer more variety, like the artists featured on Somafm's multiple channels, see www.somafm.com
THX.
this thread is gold if you are a real music person
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My favorite workout mix lately, by Celldweller (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celldweller).
Best part starts around 10:20 when Slayer, Daft Punk and others are thrown in the mix.
Tracklist:
Intro 00:00
Celldweller - Unshakeable 00:34
Figure - Must Destroy 03:20
Celldweller - I Can't Wait (Josh Money Remix) 05:23
Celldweller vs. Metrik - Tainted vs. T-200 08:03
Celldweller - South of Funk Klash-Up 10:38
⁃ Slayer - South Of Heaven
⁃ Daft Punk"Harder Better Faster Stronger"
⁃ Burufunk - Community Funk (Deadmau5Remix)
⁃ Argyle Park - Doomsayer
- Morgan Page feat. Lissie - The Longest Road (Celldweller Remix)
Tommy Noble & Celldweller - Meteorite 15:07
Celldweller - Switchback (Klayton Remix) 17:30
Motionless In White - Creatures ("Beast" Remix by Celldweller) 20:36
Motionless In White - Creatures ("Beauty" Remix by Celldweller) 21:51
Celldweller - Louder Than Words (Bare Remix) 23:38
Celldweller - Miss Murder's Personal Jesus Klash-Up 25:15
Celldweller - Eon (Drivepilot Remix) 27:58
Celldweller - First Person Shooter 29:41
Celldweller - Tough Guy (Tim Ismag Remix) 31:08
Celldweller - Senorita Bonita 33:31
Blue Stahli - Blue Stahli 34:52
Asking Alexandria - A Lesson Never Learned (Celldweller Remix) 37:09
Bassnectar - Ping Pong 41:24
Celldweller - Disposable War Pigs Klash-Up 43:45
Celldweller - Tough Guy 49:27
Celldweller vs. Metrik - So Long Genesis 52:55
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nice one from Watermat
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vocal version
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The Glitch Mob, originally a five-piece including Kraddy and Kitty-D, was formed in 2006 within the burgeoning Los Angeles bass-driven 'beat' scene. The group made a name for themselves playing live, choosing to perform with laptops and MIDI controllers like the Lemur. They won fans through showcasing their chosen technology during solo performances, and after gaining attention in Los Angeles and San Francisco, the group eventually toured more widely along the West Coast and then to various festivals worldwide. After citing "creative differences," founding member Kraddy left the group in 2009.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Glitch_Mob
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Nice Thread ... Underground only..mainly techno, tech-house and house..if you looking for 'genre' labels...
Joseph Capriati doing it for me right now, the dude is a beast.
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Kauf
It might take a few listens but his stuff really is impressive. Lots of good effects and bass, might not lend itself to laptop speakers - more like headphones to appreciate it.
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RAC is one of the best little remixers around, so simple and catchy.
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Great driving track.
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no but srs Zyzzroulette guy always has some good songs in those vids. +inspirational to see ripped Zyzz get bitches wet
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Kauf
It might take a few listens but his stuff really is impressive. Lots of good effects and bass, might not lend itself to laptop speakers - more like headphones to appreciate it.
Wow, this is audio ecstasy, very nice!
Why even bother for dust collecting speakers? None of them can beat a good headphone 8)
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About Dimitri From Sofia:
This gentleman has been on the scene for quite some time coordinating some of the best events in his country for over 10 years, most recently X-Point in Primorsko. Dimitri also has built quite a loyal following with many of his mixtape series via Soundcloud and FB.
http://www.di.fm/shows/10551105/the-city-lights-show
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Nikola Davchev, known as Nita Dreamland, professionally occupied himself with music since 1997 in his home town Skopje. Taking step by step he becomes recognized by the style of music progressive house & uplifting trance, but in 2011 he slows down and starts playing deep n disco style. Looking back in his work, he appears in different places all around Macedonia, famous and well-known clubs, caffee's and beaches or plays as resident DJ.
https://soundcloud.com/nitadreamland
https://soundcloud.com/nitadreamland/nita-dreamland-passion-session-011-july-2014
(https://i1.sndcdn.com/artworks-000085167302-wfbshw-t500x500.jpg)
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More Celldweller with +2.5 hours of eargasmic bliss..
Track List:
1) Through the Gates 0:00:00
2) Switchback 0:01:29
3) Frozen 0:06:51
4) The Sentinel 0:13:34
5) Ghosts (feat. Tom Salta) 0:16:30
6) The Lucky One 0:21:11
7) The Last Firstborn 0:27:50
8) IRIA (I Remember It All) 0:35:19
9) Scardonia 0:39:25
10) Stay With Me (Unlikely) 0:41:26
11) 06-06-06 0:44:52
12) Symbiont 0:47:50
13) Gift For You 0:53:13
14) Louder Than Words 0:58:55
15) Own Little World 1:03:35
16) Narrow Escape 1:07:08
17) Afraid This Time 1:09:07
18) Tragedy 1:14:06
19) I Can't Wait 1:17:52
20) Uncrowned 1:23:15
21) Eon 1:27:41
22) Tainted 1:33:38
23) Razorface 1:38:02
24) Younger (feat. Kenzie) 1:41:11
25) Pulsar 1:43:55
26) So Sorry To Say 1:45:54
27) Unlikely (Stay With Me) 1:51:06
28) One Good Reason 1:53:52
29) The Wings of Icarus 1:57:40
30) Kill the Sound 2:00:35
31) Aurora Borealis 2:04:42
32) Under My Feet 2:06:57
33) I Believe You 2:10:28
34) Elara 2:13:54
35) The Seven Sisters 2:16:46
36) The Best It's Gonna Get 2:20:26
37) Senorita Bonita 2:25:42
38) Outland 2:27:14
39) Goodbye 2:30:31
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Excellent dj set, FF!
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https://soundcloud.com/drywowens/from-indian-lakes-below
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Ambient composer Virgil Enzinger (featuring music by Michael Sterns) is featured on Fabian Enzinger’s Zen, which journeys to a Zen temple in the remote Japanese Alps, revealing the mindfulness and spirit of the practice. Inky brushstrokes, swirling smoke, and hands poised in silence are not as strikingly photographed as some of the other movies on our list, but snapshots of the still world offer pleasant moments of reflection.
http://flavorwire.com/360949/meditative-movies-that-will-help-you-find-yourself/6
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Lange was born in Shrewsbury. His career began in 1997, signing his first recording contract with Additive Records in the UK. Early popularity was achieved with a collection of releases attracting the attention of industry leaders such as Paul van Dyk, Sasha, Paul Oakenfold and Judge Jules.
A mixture of slow build-ups and melodic choruses gave Lange several hits in the UK Singles Chart. His first success was his remix of DJ Sakin's "Protect Your Mind", which became a club track. This was followed by his Lost Witness "Happiness Happening" remix. Other remix credits include work for Faithless and The Pet Shop Boys (the Lange remix of "New York City Boy" featured on their PopArt album's bonus "remix disc").
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lange_%28musician%29
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https://soundcloud.com/weareoliver/oliver-night-is-on-my-mind
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http://hobosexualmusic.bandcamp.com/track/sonata-for-the-working-man
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https://soundcloud.com/weareoliver/oliver-night-is-on-my-mind
That's a lot of great electropop stuff behind that link, thanks!
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Celldweller's latest jewel, Transmissions volume II
Acid Bath 00:00
Lost in My Own Little World 03:06
Something for Someone 09:37
Polygon Girl 14:10
Frequency Scan 20:02
Midnight Train 24:23
A Storm on Saturn 28:45
Sentient 43:03
Event Horizon 55:52
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Do the iTunes 'beat' downloads come with a lubed dildo, or is that separate?
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for your 2 hour cycling/marathons or just driving like hell
positive nostalgic vibes, incredible highs in this 8)
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Good tracks lads.
This is immense, Kauf is really producing some quality:
https://soundcloud.com/kauf/public-service-broadcasting-go-kauf-remix
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Nice bubbling bassline
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1992 - another killer bassline, might not come through a PC speakers though
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Good New Order remix by Jovani
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1992 - another killer bassline, might not come through a PC speakers though
KLF like beats, ol skool rocks!
Yes, a good earphone is required for this thread.
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Epic UK beats.
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Trans Canada Highway is an EP by Boards of Canada. As described by Boards of Canada and Warp Records, the EP "visits a darker place, a glacial place, away from the warmth and light of The Campfire Headphase." Those who ordered the EP directly from Warp also received a sticker and a free copy of the Dayvan Cowboy music video.
Originally scheduled for release on 06/06/06 (perhaps to further their occult mythos), the release date was bumped up to 29 May 2006 (a day later in the US), due to what was described on the Warp website as "unanticipated satanic activity." The nature of this activity, whether it was directly related to Boards of Canada or not, has never been explained.
http://bocpages.org/wiki/Trans_Canada_Highway
1. "Dayvan Cowboy" – 5:01
2. "Left Side Drive" – 5:20
3. "Heard From Telegraph Lines" – 1:09
4. "Skyliner" – 5:40
5. "Under The Coke Sign" – 1:31
6. "Dayvan Cowboy (Odd Nosdam Remix)" – 9:01
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nice remix of Gypsy Woman with some great bass
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Welcome to the world of Brooklyn duo Beacon, who explore the dark side of the sweet melody with a sound that’s as seductive as it is subtly discomfiting. The duo – Thomas Mullarney III and Jacob Gossett – met at Brooklyn’s Pratt Institute, where they were studying sculpture and painting respectively. As with many other great musical partnerships, this one involves two disparate sets of influences coming together to form a sound that’s both fresh and exciting. They fuse the deceptively sweet melodies of R&B with an intoxicating undercurrent of darkness, drawing on influence as disparate as Warp’s back catalogue and Underworld.
http://ghostly.com/artists/beacon
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https://vulf.bandcamp.com/album/mit-peck
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Bvdub is an American electronic music producer originally from the San Francisco Bay Area. Since 2007 he has released more than 40 albums and EPs under this name and other pseudonyms including his birth name, Brock Van Wey. Residing in Shaoxing, China, he produces ambient and ambient techno music that has received critical acclaim from the likes of online magazines Resident Advisor, Headphone Commute and Gridface. His first release as Brock Van Wey, White Clouds Drift On And On, was included in RA's Top 20 Albums of 2009.
Overview
Brock was born in 1974 and grew up in Livermore near San Francisco. He was classically trained as a child and from the age of five he was taught violin and, later, piano. By age eleven he had composed his first piece of music for the trio of cello, violin and viola and had written several more pieces by his mid-teens. Feeling that he did not actually enjoy classical music (and preferring instead to "remix" the pieces he learned in his head) he eventually gave it up altogether. In the early 90s he heard, by chance, a deep house mix tape that would inspire him to pursue electronic music. He was soon performing as a deep house and ambient DJ and appearing regularly at raves in San Francisco, initially under his own name and later under the bvdub moniker. Van Wey composed his first electronic piece in 1993 - an industrial techno/classical track - that differed significantly in style to the music he would later produce.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bvdub
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DP001 - This Miasma of Despair
Welcome to DoomPatrolling Podcast 01. This Miasma of Despair is 43 minutes and 9 seconds of dark, moody, mostly beat-less ambient music full of haunted electronics and guitar drones, glitches and synthesizer noise. Featuring the floating, ethereal ambient works of: On Travel, Sleeping Peonies, The Inner Devil, [Dark Ambient Forest], IOK1, Anji Cheung, [[[SE AM RIP PER]]], and Øystein Jørgensen ( Q ).
Abandon hope all ye who listen here.
https://doompatrolling.wordpress.com/2014/09/08/dp001-this-miasma-of-despair/
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Welcome to the world of Brooklyn duo Beacon, who explore the dark side of the sweet melody with a sound that’s as seductive as it is subtly discomfiting. The duo – Thomas Mullarney III and Jacob Gossett – met at Brooklyn’s Pratt Institute, where they were studying sculpture and painting respectively. As with many other great musical partnerships, this one involves two disparate sets of influences coming together to form a sound that’s both fresh and exciting. They fuse the deceptively sweet melodies of R&B with an intoxicating undercurrent of darkness, drawing on influence as disparate as Warp’s back catalogue and Underworld.
http://ghostly.com/artists/beacon
Hahahha that's my boy's brother in-laws band ...I'm good friends with Jacob actually.
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Hahahha that's my boy's brother in-laws band ...I'm good friends with Jacob actually.
Well, then tell him that their sophisticated work is much appreciated :)
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http://streetcleaner.bandcamp.com/track/nightlife
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Plaid is a British electronic music duo from London, composed of Andy Turner and Ed Handley. They were founding members of The Black Dog and used many other names, such as Atypic (Andy Turner) and Balil (Ed Handley), before settling on Plaid. They have collaborated with female singers Mara Carlyle, Nicolette and Björk, and have released records on the labels Clear, Peacefrog, Black Dog Productions, and Warp Records (along with Trent Reznor's label Nothing Records).
Aside from their own material, Plaid have done extensive remix work for many other artists, including Red Snapper, Björk, Goldfrapp, and The Irresistible Force. Parts in the Post (2003) contains just a handful of Plaid's remix work to date.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plaid_%28band%29
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The Cutler is an electronica collaboration from Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire. Formed by Steve Cobby, formerly half of Fila Brazillia, and David 'Porky' Brennand, founder of Pork Recordings, they play electronica and dub, and are sometimes described as being left field.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cutler
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He's back, Celldweller 8)
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Playful track, nice
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Dave Gluskin
An eclectic mix of breakbeats...starts off with funk and ends with some deepness...totally improvised, no edits or sync buttons, just me, Serato, and a couple of 1200's. Features tracks by AGFA, J Boogie, BT, Stanton Warriors, and maybe one of my tracks thrown in there too.
Hope you enjoy!
https://soundcloud.com/davegluskin/dave-gluskin-eclectic-breaks (+52 mins)
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Take aka Sweatson Klank has risen to the top as one of the new generation’s finest producers. In a musical landscape that is quickly becoming overcrowded, Take fuses his own brand of future-flung electronics with elements of avant-garde jazz, subharmonic melodies and a mean hip hop bounce.
A multi-instrumentalist and frequency fanatic with ten years of releases and live performance experience, Take's formula is ever evolving and his productions clearly sprinkled with his unique sonic vocabulary.
Embracing his geographic legacy in the thriving LA experimental beat community but still very much his own player, Take makes music that charts its own course through a gurgling fuzz of rich layers and textures. His sound has always been about pushing forward, breaking ground and laying a new path for producers to walk.
https://www.facebook.com/TAKEISME/info?tab=page_info
1. Morning After Pills (Instrumental)
2. Till The End (Instrumental)
3. Even If We Get Too High (Instrumental)
4. Still Dark (Instrumental)
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Is this thread supposed to take over Parkers R&R ? >:(
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Is this thread supposed to take over Parkers R&R ? >:(
Contribute something meaningful or leave, thanks
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Contribute something meaningful or leave, thanks
I'm fine, thank you. How about you ?
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Ulrich Schnauss was born in the northern German seaport of Kiel in 1977. He became interested in a range of music: My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive, Tangerine Dream, Chapterhouse, and early bleep & breakbeat tracks. There was not much opportunity to see his musical influences in Kiel, so he moved to Berlin in 1996.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulrich_Schnauss
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what do you think about this one, DP? My girlfriend hates it :D
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what do you think about this one, DP? My girlfriend hates it :D
More than men, women tend to prefer mainstream stuff...
It's a nice self-deprecation song with eighties/electro/new wave features. They remind me of bands like Siouxsie and the banshees and Bat for lashes, not specifically the tracks below.
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https://www.mixcloud.com/matthew-bell5/poolside-chill-out-fwad/
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https://soundcloud.com/eveline-eevee/them-thangs-1
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Tracklist:
00:00 Lvl - Home (Klayton Revision)
05:52 Blue Stahli - Enemy (Wildpuppet Remix)
10:53 Voicians - So Clear
15:41 XXX Car Ride - So Far (The Luna Sequence Remix)
20:14 Blue Stahli - Corner (The Luna Sequence Remix)
24:57 Sybreed - Doomsday Party (The Luna Sequence Remix)
30:10 Celldweller - Shapeshifter feat. Styles of Beyond (Blue Stahli Remix)
34:03 Squarehead - Idiot (feat. Klayton of Celldweller)
38:48 Celldweller - Eon (Drop Remix)
42:48 Celldweller - Frozen (Celldweller vs Blue Stahli)
47:43 I Will Never Be The Same - Worldless (The Luna Sequence Remix)
51:55 Celldweller - The Lucky One (Voicians Remix)
56:37 Shaolin Temple of Boom - I Would Destroy (The Luna Sequence Remix)
1:01:01 Voicians - Simplicity
1:04:48 Celldweller - Own Little World (Klayton's We Will Never Die Mix)
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Deep dubstep by Mongrel/Soulayer
https://soundcloud.com/soulayer
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The Black Dog is a British electronic music group, founded by Ken Downie along with Ed Handley and Andy Turner. Regarded as legends by some, the group are pioneers who, along with acts like Autechre, Aphex Twin, µ-ziq and LFO, came to define the techno movement known as intelligent dance music (IDM) in the early 1990s.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Black_Dog_(band)
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In a religious education class at a Wolverhampton school in the late 80s, Nathan Pope got his first taste of techno and house. Listening on a walkman at the back of the class to tracks by Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson, his musical world exploded and so began his life-long love affair with both types of music.
By the mid-nineties the cult of the superstar DJ had finally taken hold everywhere in the UK, and, disillusioned, he turned his back on it all and pursued a career in acting (his second love), and then software design, and even had a shot at stand-up comedy before the music sucked him back in. It sounded amazing again, a new generation had pushed it forwards and he wanted to be a part of it once more.
The birth of his daughter, now three, was the inspiration he needed and he started again. Intense, weekend-long studio sessions in Brighton sandwiched between parenting and the day-job, have given birth to his latest project, Antenna Happy.
https://www.facebook.com/AntennaHappy/info/?tab=page_info
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dream 2c was a nice track :)
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Sounds from the Ground (SFTG) is an English electronic music duo formed in 1995. Both members Nick Woolfson and Elliot Jones met through their involvement with the underground music scene in London.
Elliot Jones's background is in chillout and dub music, from running his own label and performing for clubs and gatherings in the early 1990s. Nick Woolfson has worked in lots of different styles of music, as long as it is innovative and good quality, with downtempo being his comfort zone. Jones had written Triangle as a demo which was introduced to Woolfson; their styles matched and the duo was born.
Woolfson's studio in London is called The Starlight Rooms. Woolfson has been working primarily with Mac and Logic for approximately the last 10 years. He has incorporated older analog and digital synthesizers into his music: Yamaha CS-70, ARP Axxe, Moog Rogue, Yamaha CS30, Roland TB-303, Yamaha DX7, Virus, 2 x Roland JV-1080, 2 x Akai S3000 samplers. A Mackie 32-8 plus extra 24 input mixing desk has been rendered virtually redundant by the Mac.
SFTG have collaborated with various artists over the years, including vocalists Taz, Aine, Colein, Nicola Hitchcock, Dillinger and General Levy. The duo has also worked with pedal steel guitarist BJ Cole, ex Rolling Stones guitarist Mick Taylor, as well as Gaudi and Benjamin Zephaniah.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sounds_from_the_Ground
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Lusine (also L'usine and Lusine ICL) is the stage name of Jeff McIlwain, an ambient/IDM musician. Originally a Texas native, McIlwain now resides in Seattle. In 1998, he attended California Institute of the Arts to study 20th century electronic music and sound design for music and film. Soon after, he met Shad Scott and put out a self-titled release with Isophlux.
According to Andy Kellman of Allmusic,
"While there might be other producers who are more accomplished at making idyllic downtempo, or placid IDM, or abstract hip-hop, or haunting ambient techno, or blipping/skipping minimal house, few—if any—are capable of covering all of that ground with such sharp consistency on one disc."
Lusine is Armenian for moon. Lusine is also a common name in Armenia. L'usine is French for the factory.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lusine
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WeJa Priest
Lost soul from Planet Quizeilahr of the New Zhatos Galaxy. Exiled from my planet, convicted for the crime of educating my Quizeilahrian people of Psycles, the path to Aural Continuum. Once again I shall return to my home. May the Goddess of psychic awareness have mercy on those who have banished me for the love of my people and warn them of my return, so that they may be prepared for the wrath I shall release upon them.
https://www.facebook.com/WeJa-Priest-102942576528576/info?tab=page_info
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From Brisbane, Matthew Pascoe a.k.a. Ken Fusion with some excellent DnB & break beats
https://www.mixcloud.com/matthewpascoe71/hospitalised-by-the-beatz/
More on https://www.mixcloud.com/matthewpascoe71/
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Darren Foreman (born 14 May 1982 in Stanmore, North London), better known as Beardyman, is a British multivocalist, musician and comedian from London renowned for his beatboxing skills and use of live looping.
His music frequently contains elements of drum and bass, dubstep, breakbeat, trance, techno and other associated forms of electronic dance music. He also incorporates other forms of music into his live sets, including but not limited to reggae and country music, often purely for the purpose of providing a comedic counterpoint to his beatboxing. Virtually all of his music is created using only his vocal cords to produce sounds, and incorporating music technology such as vocoders and software synthesis to alter the pitch of his voice, or to add various kinds of audio effects such as delays, reverbs or modulation effects.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beardyman
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Scandroid is an electronic music duo formed by Klayton and Varien in 2013.
The aim of this project was to create music that consisted of elements from 80's retro and electronic music with what the duo have described as a "Neo-Tokyo" theme. DJZ called the duos first song Salvation Code a "...retro synth-pop tune that harkens back to past visions of a cyberpunk future." and that it was a sci-fi narrative song.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandroid
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Teen Daze is the stage name of ambient/atmospheric, electronic-pop musician Jamison (who never reveals his full name). The British Columbia native has built up quite the body of work over the five years as Teen Daze, which has culminated with the release of his new EP and first work of 2015, A World Away.
A World Away sees Teen Daze move away from his vocal orientated earlier work, shifting to a direction that is more beat driven, giving the listener a far better feeling of the ambient sounds at work. The EP spans six tracks, ranging from four minutes to the eight minute epic, ‘Than’, totalling around 35 minutes.
What makes Teen Daze‘s music so accessible is its ability to fill so many different moods of a listener. If you want something to relax to, A World Away, fits the description. If it is something to reflect on, or wanting to be inspired by, the EP again fits the bill.
http://acidstag.com/2015/03/09/teen-daze-a-world-away-ep-review-stream/
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Any of you guys going to BPM in playa del Carmen?
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Any of you guys going to BPM in playa del Carmen?
When will this be held? A friend of mine visits Cancun later this week.
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When will this be held? A friend of mine visits Cancun later this week.
Jan. 8th-17th
Highly suggest this guys. Any of you in this thread would love it. To keep it body building related the gyms in playa are really good. beach parties day and night, sleep a few hours, train, repeat, maybe throw some carne asada in the mix once in a while too.
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Highly suggest this guys. Any of you in this thread would love it. To keep it body building related the gyms in playa are really good. beach parties day and night, sleep a few hours, train, repeat, maybe throw some carne asada in the mix once in a while too.
Again if by chance any of you are considering a getaway in January give this a shot. My wife and I have gone the past 5 years and it's become a staple in our lives. We are well experienced in party trips from Ibiza to Croatia to Vegas, WMC, etc.. This by far surpasses all of them. We might go scuba diving one day and the next we will rip it all day and night at the beach parties, such a great vibe and good mix of people. If anyone does consider hit let me know I will be glad to meet up down there. Met two getbiggers already down there :)
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Jan. 8th-17th
Highly suggest this guys. Any of you in this thread would love it. To keep it body building related the gyms in playa are really good. beach parties day and night, sleep a few hours, train, repeat, maybe throw some carne asada in the mix once in a while too.
Looks like a nice event with quality DJs, esp in that sunny area, so have fun!
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Hailing from Philadelphia, 23 year old Tyler Minford AKA Louis Futon has risen to prominence over the course of only two years. Heavily influenced by Hip-Hop, Louis Futon is the only producer ever to create official remixes for Logic, Mos Def, G-Eazy, Future, Wiz Khalifa, and more.
Regardless of his influences, Louis rebelliously declares, "Genres don't define me." From creating Trap and Future Bass rooted originals to changing the very DNA of some of Hip-Hop's biggest hits, Louis is able to defy boundaries. Typically consisting of bright melodies and rhythmic electro-tones carried by Hip-Hop drums, Louis Futon has keenly carved out a genre that ironically adheres to none.
https://www.facebook.com/Louisfutonbeats/info/?tab=page_info
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While many of the songs on Odeon feature guest vocalists, instrumental, ambient compositions remain an area of expertise for Tosca. "I don't like the term 'ambient' so much, but I use it as a recognition point," says Richard Dorfmeister. Rupert Huber clarifies further, "We don't mean 'ambient' like the ambient scene of the 70s and 80s, or Music for Airports, rather it's more like a sound collage. When we say 'ambient,' we mean no beat." 'Bonjour,' which anchors the upcoming album Odeon, offers ample proof that Tosca's mastery of lush, pastoral soundscapes remains unchallenged, and offers a glimpse of the "elegant dark" direction explored on the new LP.
https://www.facebook.com/gstoned/posts/310055549100522
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In amongst the tracks emanating from that fertile exploration, Simon Cullen’s Lasertom has been digging deep into cosmic disco sounds for the last few years ( the name at least originated from the sound of the tom drum used on disco records). In much the same way that edits reappropriate older tracks for a different setting, in Bande Apartment’s case for DJs and the dancefloor, it was Cullen’s experiments into pinpointed older grooves that set off Lasertom on the path that has now culminated in Drift, his superb debut album, out now on German label Nang Records.
http://nialler9.com/lasertom-interview/
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#Warning: bodybuilding-related, WTF?! & only gay if you want it to be.#
For those who don’t know him, Rummelsnuff’s a muscle-bound sea captain who sings maritime rhymes with just a pinch of avant-garde homoerotica (he should also recruit Master Bates and Seaman Staines to join his crew!).
http://berlinlovesyou.com/2015/10/20/roger-cabin-boy-kaptn-rummelsnuffs-performing-live/
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Nosaj Thing was involved in music at a young age and hip hop has had a profound influence on his music. At the age of 12, he learned the basics of turntables and began to produce on the computer shortly after. Nosaj Thing has since played at various shows and festivals including Sónar Festival and Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nosaj_Thing
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Betablock3r is an American duo based in Los Angeles formed by Chris Boulos (Vocals, Production) and Ryan George (Guitar, Production). They have been making known, thanks to their great remixes for other artists giving their style midway Nu Disco, funk and electronic music.
Sophisticated, subtle and delicious combination of soft-electronics, french old-Daft Punk house and funky music that will delight the most nostalgic.
http://www.josepvinaixa.com/blog/betablock3r-in-my-head/
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Gidge consists of Ludvig Stolterman and Jonatan Nilsson, from northern Sweden. Mainly drawing its inspiration from the vast woodlands of the north, their music is dark and cinematic, aching with melancholy and longing..
http://cargocollective.com/atomnation-artists/Gidge
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Loomeer
Karvina, Czech Republic
I'm trying to make music, mostly electronic and ambient ... Sometimes I use accordion (^_^)
http://loomeer.bandcamp.com/
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Total Science is the stage name of drum and bass producers Jason Greenhalgh and Paul Smith.
The pair first met in 1987, both living on Blackbird Leys estate in Oxford, England and brought together through a mutual love of hip hop. Distracted by the arrival of hardcore in the early nineties, record collecting was quickly followed by DJing and eventually production.
Their pioneering of a revival in old school sounds and arrangements, together with Digital and Reinforced, dominated drum & bass throughout 2001.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_Science
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Silversun Pickups is an alternative rock band from Los Angeles that was formed in 2002. The band is currently composed of Brian Aubert, Nikki Monninger, Christopher Guanlao and Joe Lester.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silversun_Pickups
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Some nice liquid from this year and som old tunes from my youth.
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Some nice liquid from this year and some old tunes from my youth.
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Barfod was first exposed to the indefinable lure of the electronic music scene not by clubbing (that came later), or by specific acts, but by a long-forgotten film featuring a section set in a club. “I think it was after I watched a bad movie about raves in the 1980s that I became fascinated by it all,” he laughs. “I thought it looked very exciting and scary at the same time, and I’ve been intrigued by the whole scene ever since then really. After that I started listening to it and then I started buying my own equipment to make it.” Early musical influences ranged from the likes of Goldie, Massive Attack and Portishead, to Goa trance and techno, before drifting into house and disco.
http://tomasbarfod.com/biografi/
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https://soundcloud.com/haze-m/haze-m-saccao-another-day-original-mix
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https://soundcloud.com/meandmytoothbrush/calippo-owe-you-something-me-my-toothbrush-radio-mix-available-mach-30
https://soundcloud.com/gtekmusik/g-tek-dirac-sea-original-mix
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A lot of good and original stuff guys 8)
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David Robert Jones (8 January 1947 – 10 January 2016), known professionally as David Bowie, was an English singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, record producer, arranger, painter and actor. He was a figure in popular music for over four decades, and was considered by critics and other musicians as an innovator, particularly for his work in the 1970s. His androgynous appearance was an iconic element of his image, principally in the 1970s and 1980s.
Born and raised in Brixton, south London, Bowie developed an early interest in music although his attempts to succeed as a pop star during much of the 1960s were frustrated. "Space Oddity" became his first top five entry on the UK Singles Chart after its release in July 1969. After a three-year period of experimentation, he re-emerged in 1972 during the glam rock era with his flamboyant and androgynous alter ego Ziggy Stardust. The character was spearheaded by his single "Starman" and album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars. Bowie's impact at that time, as described by biographer David Buckley, "challenged the core belief of the rock music of its day" and "created perhaps the biggest cult in popular culture". The relatively short-lived Ziggy persona proved to be one facet of a career marked by reinvention, musical innovation and visual presentation.
In 1975, Bowie achieved his first major American crossover success with the number-one single "Fame" and the album Young Americans, which the singer characterised as "plastic soul". The sound constituted a radical shift in style that initially alienated many of his UK devotees. He then confounded the expectations of both his record label and his American audiences by recording the electronic-inflected album Low, the first of three collaborations with Brian Eno. Low (1977), "Heroes" (1977), and Lodger (1979)—the so-called "Berlin Trilogy" albums—all reached the UK top five and received lasting critical praise. After uneven commercial success in the late 1970s, Bowie had UK number ones with the 1980 single "Ashes to Ashes", its parent album Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps), and "Under Pressure", a 1981 collaboration with Queen. He then reached a new commercial peak in 1983 with Let's Dance, which yielded several successful singles. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Bowie continued to experiment with musical styles, including blue-eyed soul, industrial, adult contemporary, and jungle. Bowie also had a successful, but sporadic film career. His acting roles include the eponymous character in The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976), Major Celliers in Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence (1983), Jareth, the Goblin King in Labyrinth (1986), Pontius Pilate in Martin Scorsese's The Last Temptation of Christ (1988), and Nikola Tesla in The Prestige (2006), among other film and television appearances and cameos.
David Buckley said of Bowie: "His influence has been unique in popular culture—he has permeated and altered more lives than any comparable figure." In the BBC's 2002 poll of the 100 Greatest Britons, Bowie was placed at number 29. Throughout his career, he sold an estimated 140 million records worldwide. In the UK, he was awarded nine Platinum album certifications, eleven Gold and eight Silver, and in the US, five Platinum and seven Gold certifications. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996.
Bowie stopped touring after his 2003–04 Reality Tour, and last performed live at a charity event in 2006. On 8 January 2016, the date of Bowie's 69th birthday, his final studio album Blackstar was released; he died two days later.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Bowie
Space Oddity (1969)
Golden Years (1975)
Ashes To Ashes (1980)
Let's Dance (1983)
Blackstar (2014-2015)
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(https://hearthis.at/_/cache/images/track/200/1abd0bc4848cc99b533c8ed130b487b6_w200_h200_v3.jpg) (https://hearthis.at/corcyra/parasomnia-003/)
https://hearthis.at/corcyra/parasomnia-003/
Tracklist -
1. Bobalino feat Jay Furze & Lemur - Final Project (Original 'Epic' Version) [BreakWind]
2. Airwave - Dancing Desperado (Original Mix) [Bonzai Progressive]
3. Alexey Kuznetsov - Gothic (Original Mix) [Specific Sound]
4. Richard Durand - Wide Awake (Loquai's Smash Mix) [FREE]
5. David Salgado - A Thousand Words (Original Mix) [Cognitive Music]
6. Derek Howell - Interstellar Homecoming (Original Mix) [Proton]
7. Elfsong - Selune (Lindorm Remix) [Morphosis]
8. Abstraction Unit - Feel Everything (Esok Remix) [Magnetism Digital]
9. Llupa - Over And Out (Original Mix) [RUNE]
10. Colombo - You Panic (Original Mix) [iBreaks]
11. Llupa - Breach (Sergei Orange Remix) [RUNE]
12. F-Word - My Deepest Sorrow (Original Mix) [Kindcrime]
13. Paranoid Androidz - Turbo Tunnel (Original Mix) [Oddeo Netwerx]
14. Hyper ft Neil Ormandy - The Fallen (Karl Sav Remix) [Ayra]
15. Decoder INC - Black Hole (Original Mix) [Elektroshok[
16. Mesmer - Black Coke (Original Mix) [Scarcity]
17. Seven Lions ft Davey Havok - December (Beatman & Ludmilla Remix) [Casablanca/New Republic]
18. Hyper - The Battle (Evan Gamble Lewis Remix) [Ayra]
19. Hyper - The Battle (Evan Gamble Lewis & Burufunk Remix) [Ayra]
20. ilLegal Content - Oh Baby Baby (Guau Remix) [Elektroshok]
21. Parallax Breakz - Eclipse (Mesmer Remix) [RUNE]
22. 48K - Barb Wired (8*B1T Remix) [YellowFinger]
23. UFO Project - The Horns of Jericho (Original Mix) [Rat Records UK]
24. Yankee - Enveloped (Original Mix) [Distorsion Records]
25. 3D Stas - Blind Drive (Guau Remix) [Elektroshok]
26. Staxia - Strange Behavior (Sephiroth Remix) [Xclubsive]
27. Hyper & Beatman & Ludmilla - Breed (Refracture Remix) [Ayra]
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Excellent DnB from the UK by Malaky
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Todd Terje!! Nice man. Didn't realize there were some cool dudes on here that would know him.
Props FF
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Hatti Vatti‘s sound has previously flowed seamlessly between deep dubstep and a minimal, 170-Autonomic sound. Vinyl releases for Mindset and New Moon (or forthcoming releases on 31 Recordings), remixes by Andy Stott, Indigo, Phaeleh and ASC have marked this Polish producer apart for his cinematic take on bass-driven electronic music.
http://eastaste.net/eastaste-2015/artist/hatti-vatti
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That was pretty cool.
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Starting out as DJ Roehrich back in the mid Nineties, Aioaska first worked with rock music. Soon he began to expand his style by experimenting with a wide range of sounds. By then his catalogue encompassed jazz as well as solid metal tunes. The grounds he played on saw him as resident DJ in various clubs of Austria. With diversity remaining an important factor of his creativity, Aioaska introduced himself to psychedelic trance & downbeat in 1998 and, from there on, worked his way through a number of sets, including shows at clubs & parties in Austria, Switzerland, Greece, Croatia & Hungary . Aioaska began producing his own music in 2005. The mission was straightforward and clear: Getting his tunes straight to the dancefloor and let people shake their ass to it.
https://www.facebook.com/Aioaska-166970709993970/info/?tab=page_info
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Very nice, a bit like 'Bat for lashes'
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https://righthandlefthand.bandcamp.com/track/broken-hill
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Nice contributions gentlemen!
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All popped up on the ipod today:
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Mortal were a UK electronic act from the Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells area, active in the mid 90s and originally known as Code. They featured the members Dave Mitchell, Andy Organ, Darren Till and Graham Cupples releasing one album called Deco and would eventually become the group H2SO4 around 1998.
http://listenmusicfm.net/artist/Mortal-461413/bio
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Underrated tune
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Steve 'n' Seagulls is a Finnish country band, playing bluegrass versions of well-known hard rock and metal songs. The band became known in the summer of 2014 with the publication of videos on YouTube.
The name of the band is a pun on American actor Steven Seagal.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_%27N%27_Seagulls
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Goes well with mental-ilness:
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A well produced song, I have to catch up with alternative pop
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OK Go is an American alternative rock band originally from Chicago, Illinois, now based in Los Angeles, California. The band is composed of Damian Kulash (lead vocals, guitar), Tim Nordwind (bass guitar and vocals), Dan Konopka (drums and percussion) and Andy Ross (guitar, keyboards and vocals), who joined them in 2005, replacing Andy Duncan. The band is known for its often quirky and elaborate one-take music videos.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OK_Go
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Featured before, the amazing Boards of Canada
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https://soundcloud.com/hak-2250053/house-yeet-new-master
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Third Realm has been featured before. 3 great tracks from their latest album Psychosis
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Not very progressive as they are all over 20 years old, but still ace tunes.
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Not very progressive as they are all over 20 years old, but still ace tunes.
It was progressive back in the day, so these tracks deserve a place in this thread :)
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Psyche are a Canadian dark synthpop band, now based in Germany. They are centered on singer Darrin Huss, who has been the only constant member, with various line-ups including his brother Stephen Huss, later followed by David Kristian, Per-Anders Kurenbach, and Remi Szyszka, all recording albums with Darrin under the name Psyche.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psyche_(band)
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Solitary Experiments formed in 1994 as a collaboration between Dennis Schober and Michael Thieleman, who had briefly collaborated before as 'Plague'. The following years saw occasional live shows and the release of a couple of demo tapes before the song 'God, Where Are You?' from the 'New Violent Breed' compilation in 1999, which would become a hit in their native Germany as well as Holland and the USA. Their debut album 'Final Approach' was released on Machinery later that year.
A couple of high-profile festival performances in 2000 (including a slot at that years chaotic Wave-Gotik-Treffen) preceeded their second album 'Paradox' in 2001, with their first performances in the USA later that year.
http://www.last.fm/music/Solitary+Experiments/+wiki
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Die Krupps is a German industrial metal/EBM band, formed in 1980 by Jürgen Engler and Bernward Malaka in Düsseldorf.
The band's name translates as "The Krupps" and comes from the Krupp dynasty, one of Germany's main industrial families before and during World War II. In some interviews the band stated that Visconti's 1969 movie The Damned — a depiction of the fictitious German industrial dynasty of the Essenbecks — was the main inspiration.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die_Krupps
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No further introduction needed, Miss Kittin!
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Looking forward to album..
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Mickey Finn used to hammer this on white label in '91 before it finally came out. Such a deep riff, needs a 20k rig to do it justice (or some good headphones)
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Looking forward to album..
That's a sweet post workout song
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For 80s sound lovers
Tesla Boy - Spirit of the Night
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For 80s sound lovers
Trevor Something - Summer Love
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For 80s sound lovers
St. Lucia - The Night Comes Again
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Nice contribution iron brother, be welcome in this thread :)
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Neurotech is a cyber metal band from Slovenia. It consists of Wulf on all instruments.
http://cybermetal.wikia.com/wiki/Neurotech
1. Antagonist 0:00
2. Inject Me Now 4:19
3. Nonexistent 8:23
4. Awaiting Deception 12:36
5. The Angst Zeit 17:07
6. The Mannequin March 21:40
7. A Hollow Impression 24:22
8. Towards Tedious Nightmare 28:32
9. We Are The Last 32:51
10. The Sky Is Always Open 37:32
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If asked a question regarding the ideal feedback people would offer when exposed to the CYGNOSIC sound the response would be analogous. Electronic sounds fuelled from a vast range of influences and filtered through an extremely individual touch. A passionate and energetic musical attack functioning in multiple levels ushered by harsh and distorted verbal proclamations with a very conscious view of the world and the human psyche.
http://www.last.fm/music/CygnosiC/+wiki
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Starting out as DJ Roehrich back in the mid Nineties, Aioaska first worked with rock music. Soon he began to expand his style by experimenting with a wide range of sounds. By then his catalogue encompassed jazz as well as solid metal tunes. The grounds he played on saw him as resident DJ in various clubs of Austria. With diversity remaining an important factor of his creativity, Aioaska introduced himself to psychedelic trance & downbeat in 1998 and, from there on, worked his way through a number of sets, including shows at clubs & parties in Austria, Switzerland, Croatia & Hungary.
https://soundcloud.com/aioaska
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This thread is an interesting journey, I love the variety!
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Featured before, Bat for lashes with their latest song
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Leonard Cohen, 21 September 1934 – 7 November 2016
RIP :'(
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0:00 FM Attack - Sleepless Nights
6:44 Niky Nine - Road
11:36 Lost Years - Pressure
16:12 Mega Corp - Last Level Last Life
20:20 Turboslash - Deathracer
24:06 MIAMI NIGHTS 1984 - Saved By The Bell
28:19 Lost Years - Lightbringers
33:40 Noir Deco - Sentient Love
38:13 LIFELIKE - Heatwave
46:16 Miami Nights 1984 - Clutch
50:34 Syrian - Dreaming
54:28 Lost Years - The connection
59:03 Garth Knight - Break Point
1:03:12 Highway Superstar - Splash
1:07:29 Tommy - Flyin'
1:12:56 TOMMY `86 - Out Run
1:16:54 ActRazer - Drift
1:21:15 Mitch Murder - Ravaged Skies
1:25;34 FM Attack - Activate
1:32:07 Mitch Murder - Night Train
1:36:05 Trevor Something - Summer Love
1:39:31 Betamaxx - Only In Movies
1:43:41 Awkoder - Lovely Eyes
1:46:46 Rain Sword - Summer Breeze
1:51:52 Dreams West - Tribes
1:55:55 The Midnight - Sunset
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From Voicians' latest album Wasteland
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From Cygnosic's latest album Siren
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From Celldweller's latest album Offworld
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never seen so much shitty music at one place in my life.
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never seen so much shitty music at one place in my life.
I agree but to each his own i quess.
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00:00:00 Traxx - In the End
00:04:34 SNTHWVRS - Neon Waves
00:07:54 Highway Superstar - Skylines
00:12:35 Soviet - Ghosts (Silent Gloves Remix)
00:17:32 Crockett - The Stars Above
00:22:51 Mitch Murder - Breaking Waves
00:26:57 Jordan F - Space Romance
00:31:09 Watu- Azure Oceans
00:33:59 HOME - Before The Night
00:37:36 Secret Attraction - Sports
00:39:53 Mitch Murder - Remember When
00:45:42 Le Cassette - Radio (Silent Gloves Remix)
00:49:55 Espen Kraft - The Golden Boy
00:54:17 Arcade High - High School Fantasy
00:57:57 November Nights - Skyline
00:59:27 Crockett - Love Will Come Again
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From Montreal, Nitronoise
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Whitar
https://www.facebook.com/whitarproject/
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Sleetgrout was formed in the end of 2005 and at once actively engaged in concert activity. The project fruitfully experimented with an alive guitar sound, and music Stylistically varied from dark wave to falling in a plane guitar industrial fate with distortion vocal. Gradually style of the project began to take shape in more electronic style, and after small change in team the project has gone assured step in a direction of Dark Electro / EBM.
https://www.last.fm/music/Sleetgrout/+wiki
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BlakOPz is what happens when Hard Dance, Dark Electro and Industrial make music together.
Hard Edged Aggressive Political Lyrics with veracity and meaning.
BlakOPz shows whats wrong on all sides and does it with a lot of passion. If you are looking for something to move your feet to your own revolution. Here are the guys to produce your soundtrack.
https://blakopz.bandcamp.com/
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i was here for this, girls on their cellphones ruin everything
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i was here for this, girls on their cellphones ruin everything
Klock was awesome at HYTE in NYC a few years back
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Kriminal Minds is a project that arises in 1997 for Luxo Orteg and dj Koncept, the concept of the project is a mix of all the tendencies, that by which throughout but of 15 years in the scene electro in Mexico, they have been influenced. (high Energy, ebm, industrialist, new beat, frankfurt beat, trance, etc… Km defines their sound as I authenticate elektro trance, without leaving of side dark atmospheres, elegant melodias and the hard and rough sounds, that nowadays characterize them.
https://getsongbpm.com/artist/kriminal-minds/oyv4K
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Ross from Friends gets it
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SG Lewis
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Always nice to hear this one again
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"The Anix is the electronic-rock project of Los Angeles composer / producer Brandon Smith. Combining his love of cinematic sci-fi, anime and comic books with synthesizers, electronic programming, alternative rock, powerful vocal hooks and anthemic choruses, The Anix creates a visionary future of art and music."
http://www.fixtonline.com/label/artists/the-anix/
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For Henda
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Nice and interesting contributions as always FF!
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Nice and interesting contributions as always FF!
thanks buddy :-)
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Claire Elise Boucher (born March 17, 1988), known professionally as Grimes, is a Canadian musician, songwriter, record producer and visual artist.
Boucher released the studio albums Geidi Primes and Halfaxa in 2010, and signed a recording contract with 4AD in 2011. Her third studio album Visions (2012) and its singles "Genesis" and "Oblivion" received widespread critical acclaim; it was hailed as "one of the most impressive albums of the year so far" by The New York Times, was nominated for the Polaris Prize, and received the Juno Award for Electronic Album of the Year. Her fourth studio album Art Angels was released in 2015 and like Visions, it received widespread critical acclaim. Art Angels was nominated for the Alternative Album of the Year and the Recording Package of the Year at Juno Awards 2017.
Grimes' music has been noted by critics and journalists for its atypical combination of vocal elements, as well as an array of influences across electronic, pop, hip hop, R&B, and experimental music.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grimes_(musician)
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NINA is a German pop singer-songwriter based in London, UK. A classically trained vocalist who garners musical influence from the likes of Depeche Mode and from the contemporary artists she surrounds herself with today, including Chromatics, Ladyhawke and Timecop 1983. NINA’s music has been described by the Huffington Post as ‘Lana Del Rey meets Robyn.’
http://stefandiamante.com/nina-giving-synthwave-much-needed-face/
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Gunship (stylised as GUNSHIP) is a British synthwave band formed in 2010 by Dan Haigh and Alex Westaway and later joined by drummer Alex Gingell. Gunship's music has been described as "influenced by the soundtracks of 80s film, television shows, video games & cartoons" and "a neon soaked, late night, sonic getaway drive, dripping with luscious analog synthesizers, cinematic vocals and cyberpunk values, exploding from the front cover of a dusty plastic VHS case which has lain forgotten since 1984."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunship_(band) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunship_(band))
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I’m into house and techno amongst other non electronic music genres.
I was involved as an A&R guy on a low level years ago.
This YT channel is one like