[WraithApe]

 
Teebee & K - Black Science (1999)

 

[DecentLevi]

Now onto the other half of what I listen to: Noise! 

 

Noise existed before, and helped to develop electronic music. In it's purest form, noise is the elemental ingredient of all music. I find it exhilarating and therapeutic - largely void of structure it allows you to focus on anything while playing it in the background. Experimental noise is usually a sub-genre of electronic music, and under it are many styles, namely drone / ambient (more synth-based), and 'musique concrete', which is a French term for collages of real world field recordings. Unbound to any of the 'rules' of music, the possibilities are as infinite as the imagination itself - or even random computer code. Welcome to this vast sonic exploration.
 

Duncan Avoid _ convergence (2004) experimental noise

Jonty Harrison -- Pair / Impair (1996)  musique concrete

Hiller - Tape Recorder (1963) industrial noise

Disism - Ollie's Laundromat ( 1980's) sound collage

"Ektagraphtastic" pt 1 19th Olympia Experimental Music Festival (2013)

 
Some notable sources for many forms of experimental noise online:
 
Bleep.com                        (new experimental noise album category)
                      FREE:
FreeMusicArchive -            (musique concrete, drone, ambient)
 
WZBC broadcast archives  (search on same page for "Rare Frequency", 3 hours added every week, and "Abstract Terrain")
KFJC broadcast archives    (search on same page for "Muad Dib" and "Billie Joe Tolliver", added weekly)
 
Radio Insilico                  (online stream for a media player)
SF Sound Radio                       "                     "
 
You also may be able to find an experimental noise festival near you by searching online, or some electroacoustic CDs at your local library... let me know what you think, guys.

 

[kriztolized]

Amazing preview track from Loci Records new upcoming release.
 

 

[kriztolized]

DZA - My Robo Army and Your Confidence
 
 

 

[SpArkLeS]

Hey all!
 
I made a subreddit to share free electronic music: 
 
https://www.reddit.com/r/freemusicedm/

 

[kriztolized]

Some excellent albums to check out:
 

1. SORA - Drowning Dreams EP (garage, post-dubstep)
2. SORA - Night Child EP (garage, post-dubstep)
3. r.roo - mgnovenie (IDM, ambient, experimental, glitch)
4. Kattoo - Hang On to a Dream (idm, ambient, experimental, glitch)
5. Synkro / Indigo - Guidance / Reflection EP (Drum and Bass)
6. Phutureprimitive - Sub Conscious (Dub, Psydub, Dubstep)
7. Lifeformed - Dustforce OST (Video Game, Chill)
8. Moderat - II (Electro, IDM, Techno)
9. MONOLIFT - E T H E R (Ambient)

 
Just as some starter stuff

 

[DecentLevi]

  Some excellent albums to check out:
 

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would you mind to tell us which style of electronic music those are, without my having to research each one? 
 
For your reference, here is a list of some of the 200+ sub-genres of the electronic music universe:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_electronic_music_genres

 

[kriztolized]

  would you mind to tell us which style of electronic music those are, without my having to research each one? 
 
For your reference, here is a list of some of the 200+ sub-genres of the electronic music universe:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_electronic_music_genres

edited ^.^

 

[WraithApe]

 
Typecell - Astrocubic (Kemal Remix) / Cosmological 12" (2003)

 

[DecentLevi]

@kriztolized or anyone, here are four other artists that can make a fantastic foundation for an electro collection 
 

Ruxpin - Her Body Smells of Cinnamon (2009) IDM

Carl Craig - One Day Soon (1995) tech house

Laurent Garnier - Greed (Part 1+2) (2000) techno

Moderat - Seamonkey (2009) electro house (?)

 
 
Also check out Modeselektor and Apparat - Moderat is a collaboration between the two

 

[BlakeT]

Christian Cosmos - Behold, A Sower Went Out To Sow
 
 
 
 
Alberich - Snow is Falling in the Ruins of Stalingrad
 
 
 
 
Shifted - Wash Over Me
 

 

[Niteblooded]

This song sounds so plain in my car and on the computer speakers but wow does it wake up on my DT990s/WA7.   Wish all my favorite electronica woke up this much.
 

 
 
Girls absolutely love this song.   I mean love, they seriously want it.
 

 
 
Huge fan of Koven but this is definitely one of his slowest songs.  That piano tho, and the sub-bass compliments so well.
 

 

[moriez]

Some wake up (or wind down) material by master William Basinski
 
Garden of Brokenness, 10 minute excerpt

 

[moriez]

One mo'. Basinski's music is very potent and taking in too much like 40 minute tracks tend to be, can get on my nerves. Use with moderation, lower volume and correct timing.
 
Cascade

 

[moriez]

This one is more soothing. Beautiful.
 
A Score in Red Tile