[MorbidToaster]

Really enjoyed...Must download...
 
EDIT: Mediafire-ed in 320. First link on Google. Oh happy day.
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[camms]

This thread is all kinds of win - big thank-you to the so-far contributors.  I'll finish reading the whole thing then add any of my suggestions which haven't been mentioned yet.
 
Thanks,
Cam

 

[BigBallinGPR]

http://soundcloud.com/nit-grit/bomber
 
I'd embed a youtube video, but this just got released about an hour ago.  Heavy, Melodic, Gritty.  I love it!

 

[Ynoskire]

Subtlety ftw.

 

[Optimus Praim]

 

[saracen]

Whew! Just got through the 29 pages of the thread. I discovered a lot of great artists and songs, so thank you everyone for your contributions and for the listens! I thought I should also contribute by sharing some songs. So here goes:
 
All songs posted go under the electronic-rock genre (didn't see anything similar on the thread), additionally, I chose songs that are more electronic oriented to better suit the thread. Enjoy!
 

 

 

[MorbidToaster]

I actually own the entire discog for Blue Stahli/Bret Autrey/Remorse Code AND the entire Celldweller discog. 
 
Some of my favorite gaming music, actually.
 
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Whew! Just got through the 29 pages of the thread. I discovered a lot of great artists and songs, so thank you everyone for your contributions and for the listens! I thought I should also contribute by sharing some songs. So here goes:
 
All songs posted go under the electronic-rock genre (didn't see anything similar on the thread), additionally, I chose songs that are more electronic oriented to better suit the thread. Enjoy!
 

 
 

 

[saracen]

Yeah, their songs get you hyped, I always hear them in gaming montages.

 

[Optimus Praim]

 

[saracen]

Guys you gotta check this video, very impressive

 

[Ultrazino]

Can some of you recommend me some music?
I want to get pumped - I don't want atmosphere or something tripping but raw power. I don't like the sound of synthesizers too much, but I like fast beats.
I don't know what the genre is called precisely, but here is some electronic music I like:
 
- WipEout soundtrack (if I check the artists featured their albums seem to be a lot softer than the soundtrack. Like Kraftwerk, for example.)
- Daniel Haaksman - Rambazamba (found on iTunes. Actually, it is a little too happy and colorful)
- Jason Grey - Abyss EP (also found on iTunes)
 
I know this isn't much, but I don't like Moby and I'm not happy enough for Fatboy Slim, so...
I also don't like too much darkness and distorted guitars from bands/DJs? like Wumpscut, Funker Vogt or Skinny Puppy.
 
Edit: I like those Blue Stahli clips! The following clips are too monotone and seem almost disturbing to me...

 

[Ynoskire]

Raster - Noton hit the jackpot for the second time this year. A couple of weeks ago, they released the brilliant alva noto / ryuichi sakamoto combo, and they're releasing (and yes, it has leaked) Kangding Ray's second album this week. I still need to listen to his first one though. The only release of Kanding Ray that I am familliar with besides OR (his new album) is Pruitt Igoe. Which I digged bigtime. And guess what? It's featured on this album as well, yet in a slightly evolved version which is almost burial esque and possibly even better than the original. The best thing about it is it's accessability, to me, raster - noton is prone to releasing crap. Well, stuff I think is crappy because it sort of gets lost in endless experimentation (like this). Kangding Ray, on the other hand, is just a tad more difficult to get into then, again, burial. Anyway, I think the album is brilliant and anyone who likes IDM / post-dubstep should at least give it a shot.

 
Snippets!

 

[enobeuh]

 

[enobeuh]

 

[loww]

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Can some of you recommend me some music?
I want to get pumped - I don't want atmosphere or something tripping but raw power. I don't like the sound of synthesizers too much, but I like fast beats.
I don't know what the genre is called precisely, but here is some electronic music I like:
 
- WipEout soundtrack (if I check the artists featured their albums seem to be a lot softer than the soundtrack. Like Kraftwerk, for example.)
- Daniel Haaksman - Rambazamba (found on iTunes. Actually, it is a little too happy and colorful)
- Jason Grey - Abyss EP (also found on iTunes)
 
I know this isn't much, but I don't like Moby and I'm not happy enough for Fatboy Slim, so...
I also don't like too much darkness and distorted guitars from bands/DJs? like Wumpscut, Funker Vogt or Skinny Puppy.
 
Edit: I like those Blue Stahli clips! The following clips are too monotone and seem almost disturbing to me...

Hey man I think I can put you on the right path. I'll post some things up this evening!