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Love music for the mind and soul, esp electronic from ambient to dubby to psy to Idm to techno..etc. Anything that's deep and thoughtful. Not into club dance! Also enjoy non commercial good rock/metal, hip-hop(not gangsta), soul, reggae, indie.
Favourite electronic labels:
Fax (Pete Namlook), Rephlex, Smallville, Rather Interesting, Dial, Echocord, Echospace, BineMusic, Dum, Modern Love, Dakini Records(Makyo), Elektrolux/Elux, Warp, Liquid Sound Design, Dubmission, Blue, U-cover, EevoNext, ZeECc, Silent Season, Entropy Records
Labels I always buy every album from:
BineMusic
Carpe Sonum
Echochord
Electrolux
FAX
Silent Season
Rather Interesting
Ultimae
1st 5 electronic albums I bought & still love:
1) Air Liquide – Air Liquide
2) Orbital – Orbital 2 (Brown Album)
3) Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia - Ov Biospheres And Sacred Grooves: A Document Ov New Edge Folk
4) Syzygy – Morphic Resonance (Rising High)
5) Sabres Of Paradise - Sabresonic
Favourite Elec Artist:
Andrés, Autechre, B12, Basic Channel, R.H.Kirk/Sandoz, Carl Craig, Convextion, Andy Stott, Claro Intelecto, Kettel, The Black Dog(with members of Plaid), As One, Plaid (aka Repeat), System, Aphex Twin, Anders Ilar, U-Ziq, Stasis, Sans Soleil, Moodymann, Pete Namlook, Exquisite Corpse (Xcor), Clark, Fluxion, Quantec, Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia, Lee Norris aka Norken. Lawerence/Sten, Stefan Robbers aka Florence/Terrance, Kuba(3), International Observer, Sven Weisimann, Robert Hood, Chris Gray, Makyo, Monolake, Martin Schulte, FSOL, Geoff White, Kit Clayton, Atom Tm, Kenny Larkin, Dan Curtin, Orbital, A Guy Called Gerald, Vince Watson, 808 State, The Orb, Spacetime Continuum, The Irresistible Force, LFO, Nightmares On Wax, Sabres Of Paradise/Two Lone Swordsmen, Moodymann, Solar Quest, Thomas Fehlmann, Rod Modell, Stephen Hitchell, Khan & Walker/ Air Liquide (and there many pseudos of acid-techno-ambient-experimental; before they started making commercial/dance music)
Rock/Metal/Other:
Beastie Boys, Suicidal Tendencies, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Massive Attack, Portsihead, Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy, David Bowie, Prince, (early)Metallica, Love/Hate, Urban Dance Squad, Dub Syndicate, Nine Inch Nails, Mega-Death, Faith No More, Public Enemy, UB40, Grace Jones, Jimi Hendrix, .
Favourite electronic labels:
Fax (Pete Namlook), Rephlex, Smallville, Rather Interesting, Dial, Echocord, Echospace, BineMusic, Dum, Modern Love, Dakini Records(Makyo), Elektrolux/Elux, Warp, Liquid Sound Design, Dubmission, Blue, U-cover, EevoNext, ZeECc, Silent Season, Entropy Records
Labels I always buy every album from:
BineMusic
Carpe Sonum
Echochord
Electrolux
FAX
Silent Season
Rather Interesting
Ultimae
1st 5 electronic albums I bought & still love:
1) Air Liquide – Air Liquide
2) Orbital – Orbital 2 (Brown Album)
3) Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia - Ov Biospheres And Sacred Grooves: A Document Ov New Edge Folk
4) Syzygy – Morphic Resonance (Rising High)
5) Sabres Of Paradise - Sabresonic
Favourite Elec Artist:
Andrés, Autechre, B12, Basic Channel, R.H.Kirk/Sandoz, Carl Craig, Convextion, Andy Stott, Claro Intelecto, Kettel, The Black Dog(with members of Plaid), As One, Plaid (aka Repeat), System, Aphex Twin, Anders Ilar, U-Ziq, Stasis, Sans Soleil, Moodymann, Pete Namlook, Exquisite Corpse (Xcor), Clark, Fluxion, Quantec, Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia, Lee Norris aka Norken. Lawerence/Sten, Stefan Robbers aka Florence/Terrance, Kuba(3), International Observer, Sven Weisimann, Robert Hood, Chris Gray, Makyo, Monolake, Martin Schulte, FSOL, Geoff White, Kit Clayton, Atom Tm, Kenny Larkin, Dan Curtin, Orbital, A Guy Called Gerald, Vince Watson, 808 State, The Orb, Spacetime Continuum, The Irresistible Force, LFO, Nightmares On Wax, Sabres Of Paradise/Two Lone Swordsmen, Moodymann, Solar Quest, Thomas Fehlmann, Rod Modell, Stephen Hitchell, Khan & Walker/ Air Liquide (and there many pseudos of acid-techno-ambient-experimental; before they started making commercial/dance music)
Rock/Metal/Other:
Beastie Boys, Suicidal Tendencies, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Massive Attack, Portsihead, Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy, David Bowie, Prince, (early)Metallica, Love/Hate, Urban Dance Squad, Dub Syndicate, Nine Inch Nails, Mega-Death, Faith No More, Public Enemy, UB40, Grace Jones, Jimi Hendrix, .
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A artist, at this time, remains a mystery staying more in the background of techno though this and his previous two albums certainly go hand in hand with classics of past Detroit as delivered by artists like: B12, John Beltran, Stacey Pullen, Derrick...
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Quirky yet highly enjoyable IDM-ish -Techno listen with some nice use of experimental Glitch here and there. A listen into electronic funk and some nice mellowing moments that entertains the listener from start to finish. Top stuff!
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Think Plastikman meets Basic Channel! Detailed yet minimal yet rich and deep. A immersive music experience as associated with both artists mentioned but added perfectly with that hypnotic dub warmth.
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House-deephouse mingle with warm organic sounds, warm tones of jazz and added influences of world-folk middle eastern music. Warmth, immersion, dancefloor funk and even a sense of spirituality bring a captivating listen to the mind body and soul that...
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A 5 track album that's quite unique in its way! Tracks 1-4 bring quality Houise-Techno-Deep House to the soul reminding me of Nu Era, Stasis, Carl Craig and techno-house of past Detroit and Chicago, but added with Slam Mode's cool spiritual cosmic...
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A excellent underated album! Some tracks on this album wouldn't feel out place from Aohex's classic SAW. This album sits very nicely alongside SAW for quality 90's Ambient-IDM-Techno.
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Lush House and Deep House with some nice added Tech(no)-House deliver 15trks of melodious quality music bringing soulful feel-good vibes, laid back moods and
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This is what happens when vocals are used as the core which for me ruin the techno.
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Electro-Ambient with a experiential Si-Fi edge. Music made by advanced AI from a robotic future-past...Top stuff!
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Atmospheric mid-tempo dark/light House-Electro that bring both suspense and energy to the music. 12trks have a minimalistic approach with some interesting twisting developments played with a theme where each next track is kind of reworked bringing...
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A excellent faultless debut of a album esp. if you like the minimal dub/deep techno sound as associated with classic Basic Channel...then this album is a must!
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A feeling of nostalgia comes to mind when listening to these quality collection of tracks recorded between 97-99. CD has 6 extra tracks compared to vinyl: Tracks 1-8 remain closer to the melodious Detroit techno-Idm vibe with some nice early Rephlex...
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Music by Casper Pound and Lawrence Elliot-Potter* (from New London School of Electronics). A fascinating listen into Techno-Trance-Ambient-Downtempo and Trip Hop(kind of) but with a uniqueness that has stood the test of time! Synthetic liquid swirling...
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Dub(by) deep techno where tracks unfold with a slow minimalist style wrapped with a warm textured feel delivering a thoughtful and a highly immersive listen with a deep sense of emotion in the music.
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…and also 'The Omega Man'(aka Depth Charge) for solid Electro.
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Marco Repetto's (from a3000 and Synectics, aka Bigeneric) excellent exciting Techno, Tech House, Progressive Trance 2004 debut album. A deep and transcending listen perfect for home listening and for those early hour past midnight dancing. Music has a...
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Drum n Bass with use of Techno and other elements of various electronic genres delivering a 14 track album listen into a excellent well produced, composed and paced album that brings layers of depth, immersion and excitement to mind body and soul.
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2 quality deeper soulful tracks spoilt by 4 forgettable dated club tracks!
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Beautiful soothing (Deep)House-Jazz music composed and designed for the soul...Get it while you can!
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A beautiful deep emotion felt immersion listen into electronic ambient softly layered with just enough elements and touches of Dub-Techno without becoming a Dub Techno album....Excellent!
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O4 is archival material from 1997-1999 edited and compiled during covid isolation during 2020. Gone is the Experimental-Minimalism-Abstract-Downtempo-Ambient-Minimalism Techno as on previous Octopus albums 1-3, 1 being more ambient, all released on...
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The original Transmat CD6 release is probably the best version for 'Departure In Time' album. The art/inlay's are of much better quality to look at and feel - this re-issue has bland art with a cheap photocopied printed feel to the inlays, even the...
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20+ years to date since this debut and still the only album by Brothomstates! Abstract and melodic IDM-Ambient that's kind of early Arovane meets oldskool Autechre with some Bola elements added. Even a touch of Detroit on some tracks too. A moody yet...
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Great downtown chill album but slightly spoiled on the Reflective label version due to re-arranging the original(Source-Records) track play order, which flowed better as a listening experience on the original Source-Records label release.
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Great label delivering everything from adventurous, experimental, forward thinking to known and established electronic music styles and genres while also pushing the boat out! Techno, Future Jazz, Ambient, IDM, Electronica, House, Berlin School,...
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A Techno-IDM debut by artist Kent Williams, who also runs the ‘banging techno’ label: Cornwarning. This is certainly NOT banging techno as associated with his label but more a sophisticated listen composed and influenced by 90's AI Techno and modern...
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Melodious Acid-Techno-IDM bringing together sophistication, hardware rawness, analog warmth with music twists and cool layers of cosmic bleep-funk. Music that deconstructs and reconstructs to evolve the 90's past with a modern twist that bring to...
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Yes :) I totally forgot about this untill last year or so!
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A stunning 3rd album by Slam Mode who bring a special uniqueness feel to their Techno-House . Detroit-ish new-age Si-Fi with electronic warmth, emotion, soul and smooth sublime-funk is all here added with a cool alien-futuristic feel. A listen where...
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A excellent hypnotic debut with a fresh twist and approach to House and Deep House.
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